[Standards-JIG] Re: password-protected room with no password (MUC)
Hal Rottenberg
halr9000 at gmail.com
Mon Sep 19 15:27:32 CDT 2005
On 9/19/05, Alex Mauer <hawke at hawkesnest.net> wrote:
> > I disagree. I would let the room with an empty password, since it's what
> > has been configured and it's possible to respect it.
>
> Yes. It may be useful to have a well-known, but still enforced,
> password, and being able to set it blank seems like the best way to do
> this. I personally cannot think of a use case for this, but I'm sure
> someone out there will want it.
>
> Of course, then the problem becomes a client one. Does an empty
> password field mean "no password" or "blank password"?
I think the best solution is to do as Nolan suggested. Not let this
confusing situation happen. Let me give you a hypothetical example
using a text-based jabber client:
# create_room roomname
Enter password, or hit ENTER for no password
I can't see doing this any other way. At least not without
intentionally introducing confusion. :)
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