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When the chat app is opened only ownCloud chat users or users of connected chat systems should be listed as available chat contacts. This could e.g. be done by adding the ownCloud domain to a contact record, like 'tom@myowncloud.domain.com', and filter all records based on that criteria.
Actual behavior
When the chat app is opened all kind of chat users are listed as available chat contacts as long as an Instant Messaging field exists in a contact record, including chat addresses from system which cannot be contacted via the ownCloud chat app.
Steps to reproduce
1.) Open the Contacts app and add an Instant messaging field to the record and enter a non-ownCloud address, like 'tom.johnes@somewhere.com'.
2.) Navigate to the Chat app and check which contacts are shown. Usually all kind of instant messaging contacts are shown which contain the mentioned field in their contact record.
Environment
Server Configuration
OS: Linux 3.2.67
Web server: Apache2 2.4.12
Database: MySQL 5.1.73
PHP version: 5.4.39
ownCloud version: 8.0.3
Chat app: 0.4.0
Client Configuration
Browser: Firefox 37.0.2
Operating system: Windows 7
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Expected behavior
When the chat app is opened only ownCloud chat users or users of connected chat systems should be listed as available chat contacts. This could e.g. be done by adding the ownCloud domain to a contact record, like 'tom@myowncloud.domain.com', and filter all records based on that criteria.
Actual behavior
When the chat app is opened all kind of chat users are listed as available chat contacts as long as an
Instant Messaging
field exists in a contact record, including chat addresses from system which cannot be contacted via the ownCloud chat app.Steps to reproduce
1.) Open the Contacts app and add an
Instant messaging
field to the record and enter a non-ownCloud address, like 'tom.johnes@somewhere.com'.2.) Navigate to the Chat app and check which contacts are shown. Usually all kind of instant messaging contacts are shown which contain the mentioned field in their contact record.
Environment
Server Configuration
OS: Linux 3.2.67
Web server: Apache2 2.4.12
Database: MySQL 5.1.73
PHP version: 5.4.39
ownCloud version: 8.0.3
Chat app: 0.4.0
Client Configuration
Browser: Firefox 37.0.2
Operating system: Windows 7
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: