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Invitations
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Biboumi forwards the mediated invitations to the target nick. If the user
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wishes to invite the user “FooBar” into a room, they can invite one of the
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following “JIDs” (one of them is not a JID, actually):
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If the invited JID is a user JID served by this biboumi instance, it will forward the
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invitation to the target nick, over IRC.
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Otherwise, the mediated instance will directly be sent to the invited JID, over XMPP.
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- foobar%anything@anything
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- anything@anything/FooBar
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Example: if the user wishes to invite the IRC user “FooBar” into a room, they can
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invite one of the following “JIDs” (one of them is not a JID, actually):
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- foobar%anything@biboumi.example.com
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- anything@biboumi.example.com/FooBar
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- FooBar
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Note that the “anything” part are simply ignored because they have no
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meaning for the IRC server: we already know which IRC server is targeted
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using the JID of the target channel.
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(Note that the “anything” parts are simply ignored because they carry no
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additional meaning for biboumi: we already know which IRC server is targeted
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using the JID of the target channel.)
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Otherwise, any valid JID can be used, to invite any XMPP user.
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Kicks and bans
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