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Can't send Massage to Offline User #5

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Mac2017In opened this issue Sep 27, 2017 · 2 comments
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Can't send Massage to Offline User #5

Mac2017In opened this issue Sep 27, 2017 · 2 comments

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@Mac2017In
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can you please add functionality to send messages to users even when they are offline. Offline messages should received when the users come back online. same as the function is BeeBeep Massenger

@yafp
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yafp commented Oct 6, 2017

I am not the developer, but as there is no central server who could store the message and deliver it when the target is available again it might be hard to implement.

If so - the sending client would need to keep trying to send until the target returns (but what happens when sender goes offline and sender goes online after that?)

@pr-yemibedu
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Hello,
Each local user can store a "pending" message list per user they want to have receiving. Each time the local client gets the "user X online" notification, that can trigger a "send pending" event that will try a couple of times as in the normal course if you sent it yourself at that delayed point in time. if you want to limit how much is pending per user, that could be set and a message "please waiting for existing pending to send" so they know things are in the queue. You could either make all messages start in the queue and save to the list if not responding, or all a toggle for "immediate only" if you don't want things waiting around to send. Thank you. Good day.

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