Now some more support for this which is almost untested so far. I haven't switched it on by default in cvs in order not to screw up the current build efforts. Please find in jabber/Jabber.tcl and Subscribe.tcl:
# Set a timer dialog instead of just straight auto rejecting.
set ::config(subscribe,auto-reject-timer) 0
# Set a timer dialog instead of just straight auto accepting.
set ::config(subscribe,auto-accept-timer) 0
# Shall we send a message to user when one of the auto dispatchers done.
set ::config(subscribe,auto-reject-send-msg) 0
set ::config(subscribe,auto-accept-send-msg) 0
...
# Sets the number of millisecs the dialog starts its countdown.
set ::config(subscribe,accept-after) 10000
set ::config(subscribe,reject-after) 10000
The logic is likely not right, but feedback wanted of how the exact behavior shall be.
You can experiment yourself with the code in Subscribe.tcl
Now some more support for this which is almost untested so far. I haven't switched it on by default in cvs in order not to screw up the current build efforts. Please find in jabber/Jabber.tcl and Subscribe.tcl:
# Set a timer dialog instead of just straight auto rejecting. subscribe, auto-reject- timer) 0
set ::config(
# Set a timer dialog instead of just straight auto accepting. subscribe, auto-accept- timer) 0
set ::config(
# Shall we send a message to user when one of the auto dispatchers done. subscribe, auto-reject- send-msg) 0 subscribe, auto-accept- send-msg) 0
set ::config(
set ::config(
...
# Sets the number of millisecs the dialog starts its countdown. subscribe, accept- after) 10000 subscribe, reject- after) 10000
set ::config(
set ::config(
The logic is likely not right, but feedback wanted of how the exact behavior shall be.
You can experiment yourself with the code in Subscribe.tcl