Modules configured by the administrator normally should not be treated
as optional, so a exception (error, exit, throw) to start them should not
be caught and logged only.
This patch re-raises a caught exception instead of ignoring the
exception and inserting the module's opts on success. That way
gen_mod:get_module_opt/4 should work while calling Module:start/2.
When a (non-frontend) socket module without any custom receiver fails to
start, the newly created ejabberd_receiver process needs to be properly
closed.
Changes included:
* Remove var in fixed field because Gajim and Tkabber display it to user
* Add workaround for Psi's overlap fields
* Add var=url attribute, required by Psi to display the field
* Provide the image URL as a copy-able form field
This is required in order to suppress error messages like
"File operation error: eacces" when ejabberd was started from directory,
which is not readable by INSTALLUSER (/root, for example). See rhbz #564686:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/564686
Signed-off-by: Peter Lemenkov <lemenkov@gmail.com>
ejabberd_loglevel:set/1 now understands more input formats:
set(Param) -> {module, ejabberd_logger}
Param = Level | {Level, CustomLevels}
CustomLevels = [CustomLevel]
CustomLevel = {Module, Level}
Module = atom()
Level = integer() | atom()
set(Level) is equivalent to set({Level, []}), so it clears all module
level customizations. log_src/2 adds additional function heads for those
_msg function and module combinations that need non-default behavior,
i.e. add or filter logging.
ejabberd_loglevel:get/0 only returns the default log level. To retrieve
the complete setting use ejabberd_logger:get/0 instead.
Split the monolithic function ejabberd_loglevel:ejabberd_logger_src/1
into separate functions returning deep lists.
log_src/2 now returns the code for any of *_msg/4. Its parameters are
the current loglevel (integer()) and a loglevel specification
(#loglevel{}), with added information in #loglevel:
- function: The api function enabled by this level, may be no_log
- event_type: The type of the event sent to the error_logger
- msg_prefix: One character used in the message (one of "DIWEC")
If the current loglevel is too low for logging, the api function is
optimized at compile time.
