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mod_bookmarks2: Use same default as mod_pep for max_items
Should fix the issue with max items until the proper "max" can be used,
by following the configured max.
While "max" is already in trunk, it's not easily usable in 0.11.x
This limit and option was added to mod_pep in Prosody rev aefb96a52f5f
author | Kim Alvefur <zash@zash.se> |
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date | Wed, 15 Sep 2021 17:39:37 +0200 |
parent | 3891:38504ec4c89b |
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-- Copyright (C) 2012-2013 Kim Alvefur local um = require "core.usermanager"; local sm = require "core.storagemanager"; local dm_load = require "util.datamanager".load; local jid_join = require"util.jid".join; local multipliers = { d = 86400, -- day w = 604800, -- week m = 2629746, -- month y = 31556952, -- year } local output_formats = { default = "%s", event = "%s %s %s", delete = "user:delete%q -- %s -- %s" } function module.command(arg) if #arg < 2 then print("usage: prosodyctl mod_list_inactive example.net time [format]"); print("time is a number followed by 'day', 'week', 'month' or 'year'"); print("formats are:"); for name, fmt in pairs(output_formats) do print(name, fmt:format("user@example.com", "<last action>", "<last action timestamp>")) end return; end local items = {}; local host = arg[1]; assert(hosts[host], "Host "..tostring(host).." does not exist"); sm.initialize_host(host); um.initialize_host(host); local max_age, unit = assert(arg[2], "No time range given"):match("^(%d*)%s*([dwmy]?)"); max_age = os.time() - ( tonumber(max_age) or 1 ) * ( multipliers[unit] or 1 ); local output = assert(output_formats[arg[3] or "default"], "No such output format: "..tostring(arg[3] or "default")); for user in um.users(host) do local last_active = dm_load(user, host, "lastlog"); local last_action = last_active and last_active.event or "?" last_active = last_active and last_active.timestamp or 0; if last_active < max_age then print(output:format(jid_join(user, host), last_action, os.date('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S', last_active))); end end end