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Ian Worthman marked one of Sebastiaan Deckers' replies in Pandion as useful. Sebastiaan Deckers replied to the question "Can I disable the Pandion console?".

Ian Worthman replied on September 28, 2009 18:37 to the question "Can I disable the Pandion console?" in Pandion:

Thanks. As a test I deleted lines 632-635 from ContainerCode.js before deciding to nuke the whole file. That seems to have done the trick as well.

Ian Worthman replied on September 28, 2009 17:17 to the question "Why can users still see people they shouldn't?" in Pandion:

I did some more looking around. Once we remove a user from the Openfire server, it is supposed to send an unsubscribe request to all of the clients. For some reason either the request is being sent, or Pandion is not getting it. I can manually remove the deleted users from everyone's rosters and then refreshs the cache on the server, but it is certainly not fun doing it this way. Is there a chance that the change to XMPPonPresence.js to prevent the "User has removed you from their contact list" error is also preventing the real unsubscribe requests from getting through?

Ian Worthman replied on September 28, 2009 17:12 to the question "Can I disable the Pandion console?" in Pandion:

It looks like making the change in handle keyboard.js only disabled the console from the main window. If a user has a conversation open with another user, they can still bring up the console using F12. Is there any way to keep it from working across the board?

A comment on the question "Can I disable the Pandion console?" in Pandion:

Thank you so much. Worked great. – Ian Worthman, on August 06, 2009 15:35

Ian Worthman marked one of Sebastiaan Deckers' replies in Pandion as useful. Sebastiaan Deckers replied to the question "Can I disable the Pandion console?".

Ian Worthman asked a question in Pandion on August 05, 2009 20:29:

Can I disable the Pandion console?

Is there any way to disable the F12 key and prevent the console from being opened? We have users opening the console and sending messages to other users that they dont see on their rosters from it.

A comment on the question "Why can users still see people they shouldn't?" in Pandion:

For lack of a better term, I am a scripting idiot. All of the mods we have made to Pandion have come directly from the Pandion forums. I took a look at ClientRoster.js, but I wouldn't know where to begin. If you could perhaps give me some insight? – Ian Worthman, on May 01, 2009 14:46

A comment on the question "Why can users still see people they shouldn't?" in Pandion:

Is there any way I can prevent Pandion from showing the group? We've been very successful in implementing a bunch of other mods over the past few years, so I was hoping there might be one for this.
If not, I can go on the server and individually remove each account from a user's roster. – Ian Worthman, on May 01, 2009 13:18

A comment on the question "Why can users still see people they shouldn't?" in Pandion:

Most of the users are assigned to groups on the server. It is just that the group they are a member of may have had its visibility restricted. In Pandion, they show up in the proper group for users who are still allowed to see them, but end up in the Contacts group for users that should not. In Spark, if the group they are in is allowed to be seen by other users, it displays fine. For the users that should not see the group, they aren't showing up at all (which is what we want). What's most confusing for us is that some of the users populating the Contacts group no longer work here and have no user account on the Openfire server. Yet they appear in the roster.
As a side note, I posted this issue on the Openfire forums as well and they suggested it was a client problem merely due to the fact that I can't reproduce the issue with a different client. – Ian Worthman, on April 30, 2009 19:59

A comment on the question "Why can users still see people they shouldn't?" in Pandion:

Most of the users are assigned to groups on the server. It is just that the group they are a member of may have had its visibility restricted. In Pandion, they show up in the proper group for users who are still allowed to see them, but end up in the Contacts group for users that should not. In Spark, its the same thing. If the group they are in is allowed to be seen by other users, it displays fine. For the users that should not see the group, they aren't showing up at all (which is what we want). What's most confusing for us is that some of the users populating the Contacts group no longer work here and have no user account on the Openfire server. Yet they appear in the roster. – Ian Worthman, on April 30, 2009 19:58

Ian Worthman asked a question in Pandion on April 30, 2009 15:58:

Why can users still see people they shouldn't?

Is there a way to get rid of the custom "Contacts" group Pandion creates when it finds users in a person's roster that are no longer supposed to be visible to that person? I thought it was a server side problem, but I used a different client and was not able to reproduce my issue.
We recently made some changes to our shared group settings on our Openfire server and took the ability to see certain groups away from members of other groups. Afterwards, many of our users started to get a custom generated "Contacts" group showing up in their client rosters. Within this group are users that the person should no longer be able to see, but for some reason still can.