@daniel

[ludman1@social.tchncs.de]

@daniel

Thank you for the latest release, that combines QR code actions in one place! This is really useful for newbies!

[thomas@metalhead.club]

@ludman1 yes! Nice to see the menu. It's way easier to access than digging through several menus - just to confirm the encryption keys.

@daniel

[daniel@gultsch.social]

@ludman1 indeed. Thanks to @link2xt for reminding me to look into this again.

https://fosstodon.org/@link2xt/115843494460805213

[ludman1@social.tchncs.de]

@daniel

The last menu "Invite to server" what exactly should be (I have no spare phone to test)?

Is there something in common with the Great Invitations recently added by @zeank to Ejabberd?

Because the generated xmpp URI by this menu looks similar like if I create invite from the command line.

Also, my IBR are disabled and no one can send great invites except me from the command line.
So in my configuration this menu should not work (as I expected)?

@link2xt

[zeank@mastodon.social]

@ludman1 @daniel @link2xt if you have admin rights with this account than the ad-hoc command will be available to you regardless. And that’s probably why Conversations shows it.

[daniel@gultsch.social]

@ludman1 Yes, the 'Invite to server' triggers the "Great Invitations" aka Easy Invites. Prosody and Snikket have that and since recently ejabberd as well.

This is exactly for small, family and friends deployments that don’t have open registrations.

I’m not exactly sure how the access control looks like on ejabberd. Maybe only the admin can trigger easy invites. I guess theoretically there are also deployments possible where all users could trigger them.

@zeank can probably tell you more.