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Deactivating an ejabberd vhost is easy. In the simplest case, just remove the entry from the hosts section in /etc/ejabberd/ejabberd.yml.

I presume this does not delete any information about the users related to that host:

  • Username
  • Password (if not taken from LDAP or similar)
  • vcard
  • Roster
  • Offline Messages
  • MAM Archive

and probably a few things more still remain in the Mnesia database.

How can I get rid of this information for an entire vhost?

Marcel Waldvogel
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With a command like this:

$ ejabberdctl delete_old_users_vhost localhost 0
Deleted 2 users: [{<<"hag66">>,<<"localhost">>},
  {<<"user1">>,<<"localhost">>}]
Badlop
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  • One step in the right direction. But I would like it per-vhost. Without that limit, it also deletes all the TURN accounts. Maybe I can work around this with the `protect_old_users` configuration setting? – Marcel Waldvogel Sep 01 '18 at 08:47
  • It does not seem to affect users who are authenticated against an external authentication source; only local user accounts seem to be affected. – Marcel Waldvogel Sep 01 '18 at 09:27