Offline Messaging
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=== Through OpenSim.Wiredux as a module === | === Through OpenSim.Wiredux as a module === | ||
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In the latest version of OpenSim.Wiredux the offline module is already ready to be used | In the latest version of OpenSim.Wiredux the offline module is already ready to be used | ||
− | + | * Grab the latest version of the Wiredux | |
− | * Grab the latest version of the Wiredux | + | * Install the wi_offline_msg.sql file on your database |
− | + | You need to enable the Offline Messaging Module in your Opensim.ini file. | |
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=== Changes in the OpenSim.ini file === | === Changes in the OpenSim.ini file === |
Revision as of 09:28, 9 November 2011
Offline messaging makes it possible to send IM's to people that are not online and saves the messages directly to a database.
Through OpenSim.Wiredux as a module
Offline messaging makes it possible to send IM's to people that are not online and saves the messages directly to a database. Through OpenSim.Wiredux as a module In the latest version of OpenSim.Wiredux the offline module is already ready to be used
- Grab the latest version of the Wiredux
- Install the wi_offline_msg.sql file on your database
You need to enable the Offline Messaging Module in your Opensim.ini file.
Changes in the OpenSim.ini file
[Messaging] ; Control which region module is used for instant messaging. ; Default is InstantMessageModule (this is the name of the core IM module as well as the setting) InstantMessageModule = InstantMessageModule ; MessageTransferModule = MessageTransferModule OfflineMessageModule = OfflineMessageModule OfflineMessageURL = http://yourserver/offline.php MuteListModule = MuteListModule MuteListURL = http://yourserver/mute.php
When you did it right, reboot your region and try to send a message to an offline person. Check the database to see that it has written a record.
Next time that person logs in, he will get the message and the database will be updated
P.D: The MuteListModule and URL must be uncommented in order for the offline module to work, even if there is no mute.php file in the web folder.