The easiest solution would probably be a small java app using Smack that creates those rooms via a regular XMPP connection. You can even set other owners etc using the registration form, fully automated.

Hi oscar,

I added the following code to the class.jabber.php and is still not working:

 

<iq from=''me@server''

id=''owner1''

to=''206@conference.server''

type=''set'' >

<query xmlns=''http://jabber.org/protocol/muc#admin''>

<item affiliation=''member'' jid=''he@server'' />

</query>

</iq>

 

Edit: the thing that I find weird is I create the room, then add the owner to it, then join the room with the admin of the group and that works, but when I try to add members to that group and use XML for that, seems like is not working.

 

Can you try to send a full JID i.e. with a resource in the from attribute of your IQ packet? Try this instead:

Then check if you receive a reply from the server whether it''s an error or a success like for example: ]]>

Oh and I even tried and add more members to the mucaffiliation table but that doesnt work either, I guess you can say I am desperate right now, reading everything I can all around but cant find a solution to my problem.

Don''t bother trying to insert anything in the MUC tables directly. I''m pretty sure it won''t work most of the time.

I read some other posts about modyfing the users plugin in order to add members to a muc, the thing is I need to add several members at the same time, I know almost nothing about java but is there a way to use it for multiple accounts at the same time?

According to the protocol, you should be able to enter multiple items in IQ set, e.g.:

... ]]>

Oscar,

Thanks, as soon as I get back to work I willl try that, one question here, what is the id paramater? I just used owner 1 as I thought well, is the first owner of the group though i have no idea if that is valid.

It''s 100% valid. In fact ''id'' is required in an IQ stanza/packet. When you send an IQ packet you would expect something in return. The ''id'' serves as a reference for you in an asynchronous jabber environment. It could be any value, but many clients that I know implement some kind of incremental values. It''s normal that clients send a set of IQ packets at a time with different ''id''s. The responses may come in different order. It''s the id that identify which response belongs to which IQ request. You may find the all about XMPP core spec in RFC3920.

I read that you can add more than one at the time and thats my main idea, but first I need to make it work for one.

Hmm... that I''ve never heard of. Where did you read it? And I wonder what could be your idea?