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The jabber API module allows you to manage Jabber users for your domains.
Commands
jabber-list_users
Lists all Jabber users on this account and includes the user passwords and status. The status is one of the following: active, inactive, pending-active, pending-inactive, pending-delete
Command | jabber-list_users |
Values |
(none) |
Result |
success |
Possible errors |
(none) |
jabber-list_users_no_pw
Same as jabber-list_users, but leaves out the passwords. Passwords display as ********.
Command | jabber-list_users_no_pw |
Values |
(none) |
Result |
success |
Possible errors |
(none) |
jabber-list_valid_domains
Lists domains on your account that can have Jabber users.
Command | jabber-list_valid_domains |
Values |
(none) |
Result |
success |
Possible errors |
(none) |
jabber-add_user
Creates a new Jabber user. This returns a service token (see Service Control Commands). This may return the same service queue token as previous calls to the Jabber API. If this is the case, then all pending changes are applied together.
Command | jabber-add_user |
Values |
username : The desired Jabber username |
Result |
success |
Possible errors |
no_username |
jabber-remove_user
Removes a Jabber user. This returns a service token (see Service Control Commands). This may return the same service queue token as previous calls to the Jabber API. If this is the case, then all pending changes are applied together.
Command | jabber-remove_user |
Values |
username |
Result |
success |
Possible errors |
no_username |
jabber-reactivate_user
Reactivates a Jabber user that had been disabled. This returns a service token (see Service Control Commands). This may return the same service queue token as previous calls to the Jabber API. If this is the case, then all pending changes are applied together.
Command | jabber-reactivate_user |
Values |
username |
Result |
success |
Possible errors |
no_username |
jabber-deactivate_user
Deactivates a Jabber user. This returns a service token (see Service Control Commands). This may return the same service queue token as previous calls to the Jabber API. If this is the case, then all pending changes are applied together.
Command | jabber-deactivate_user |
Values |
username |
Result |
success |
Possible errors |
no_username |