[jadmin] MUC question -- chatroom occupancy limit?

[Victor Danilchenko]

	My users have recently run into the chatroom occupancy limit. A search 
has revealed that it is indeed a MUC feature, but I am having trouble 
figuring out how to actually determine what that limit is now, and how 
to increase it.

	I did find that the relevant configuration option is 
'muc#roomconfig_maxusers' (from 
http://www.xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0045.html), but I am not sure how to 
set a new server-wide default value. it would be much easier to set a 
new server-wide default, because the actual chatroom creation is handled 
by a custom Flash client, and that raises a whole host of issues.

	I use Jabber 1.4 on Ubuntu 7.04. My current jabber-muc.xml looks like this:

<jabber>
   <service id="muclinker">
     <uplink/>
     <connect>
       <ip>127.0.0.1</ip>
       <port>31518</port>
       <secret>boogahboogah</secret>
     </connect>
   </service>

   <service id="conference.localhost">
     <load>
  <conference>/usr/lib/jabber/mu-conference/mu-conference.so</conference>
     </load>
     <conference xmlns="jabber:config:conference">
       <public/>
       <vCard>
         <FN>Public Chatrooms</FN>
         <DESC>This service is for public chatrooms.</DESC>
         <URL>http://conference.localhost/logs/</URL>
       </vCard>
       <history>0</history>
       <logdir>./logs/muc/</logdir>
       <sadmin>
         <user>user at localhost</user>
       </sadmin>
       <notice>
         <join>has become available</join>
         <leave>has left</leave>
         <rename>is now known as</rename>
       </notice>
     </conference>
   </service>

   <pidfile>/var/run/jabber/jabber-muc.pid</pidfile>

</jabber>


	Can anyone help me out?

-- 
	Victor Danilchenko
	Senior Software Engineer, AskOnline.net
	victor at askonline.net - 617-273-0119