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Feature request: automatically relay messages #2
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there is something like that in development on the 'bridge-all' branch now - feedback welcome a gitter chat was created recently for this project also - feel free to join it https://gitter.im/bill-auger/bridgin/ |
thank you, tried it, but somehow I cannot manage to achieve the desired goal. Whenever I join one of the channels 1 or 2, it floods them with messages from either channels 1 or 2 :) Do I have to add channels to the bridge in a certain sequence? |
the order does not matter - all channels are equivalent peers in a "fully-connected" topology i am not entirely clear what you are proposing though - you say:
that is already true because all channels are relayed to all other channels on the same bridge - it seems like you want to put explicit constraints or filters on the flow of messages to and from individual channels i made a graph recently that may help to explain - the first graph ("Omni-directional Mode") is the current behaviour now - the second one is a planned feature |
Hello,
I hope this project is still active in a way :)
I have a small feature request, would it be possible to implement an automatic relay function to a relay channel?
Example:
Channel 1 - XMPP
Channel 2 - XMPP
Channel 3 - IRC <-- relay channel
All channels are added to the bridge, channel 3 is defined as a relay channel.
All message from Channels 1+2 are then relayed to Channel 3.
Thanks!
Regards
Stefan
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