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Ejabberd mnesia tables
Ejabberd mnesia tables




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I obviously know what the 'username' field is (and I think I can guess what the 'iterationcount' would be), but I want to make sure I get the others in the right order. Yes, ejabberdcluster:join() clusters all the mnesia tables including ejabberdcommands, which is undesired. | created_at | timestamp | NO | | CURRENT_TIMESTAMP | | | iterationcount | int(11) | NO | | 0 | | Speedup Mnesia tables initialization Improve Mnesia tables creation and transformation Improve ejabberdc2s:close() ejabberdc2s: Don’t close session on stream resume Speedup loading of translation files Fix ejabberdrouter:ismyroute/1 Don’t let a receiver crash if a controller is unavailable Fix OTP-17. | username | varchar(191) | NO | PRI | NULL | | | Field | Type | Null | Key | Default | Extra | To be able to correctly import these entries into the MySQL DB I need to figure out which field corresponds to which in the MySQL 'users' table: +-+-+-+-+-+-+ I succeeded in dumping the 'passwd' table and it is filled with entries like this one: However, ejabberd is extremely flexible and you can decide to use MySQL instead on a module-by-module basis. Since my users' passwords are still stored in the Mnesia-database, I need to import them into the (new) MySQL DB on the new server. ejabberd default backend is Mnesia internal database. I would like to avoid using Mnesia as authentication DB from then on.

ejabberd mnesia tables

I installed a shiny new server (including MySQL) and am planning to migrate to it ASAP. I have an (old) ejabberd instance that still uses 'internal' as authentication method.






Ejabberd mnesia tables