Yeah, I noticed the transport agents are a little flaky. The Jabber
server on euglug isn't using their own ICQ and AIM transport agents
(modules). They are still in CVS and haven't hit an official
release yet. When they do, I'll install them on the server. For
now, if you use euglug.org as the Jabber server, the default servers
for the ICQ and AIM are from jabber.org, which are sometimes online
and sometimes offline.
The native Jabber stuff seems to work good.
-Rob.
Magnus said these things on 20001008.2045:
| I downloaded this (which included a lot of upgrading to the xisting system..
| <chuckle>..) Am pretty happy with it at work but at home I can't seem to get
| the ICQ agent working right... try and re-register it and it doesn't seem to
| paint the screen correctly.. wierd.. oh well... I am about to nuke this system
| anyway.. as soon as my new CD burner gets in..
|
|
| On Fri, 06 Oct 2000, you wrote:
| > Randolph Fritz said these things on 20001005.2005:
| > | On Tue, Oct 03, 2000 at 03:44:23PM -0700, Rob Hudson wrote:
| > | >
| > | > If anyone wants to try it out, check out gabber below (a GTK jabber
| > | > client) and install it. When asked for a server, you can point to
| > | > euglug.org with default port of 5222. Once logged in, you can add
| > | > your friends from you ICQ list and AIM lists.
| > | >
| > |
| > | Rob, is this still up? I can't seem to get to it.
| >
| > I rebooted the other day with a new kernel and forgot to start it.
| > It's up now.
| >
| > I've been playing with it a little more. The AIM and ICQ transports
| > are still a little underdeveloped, but supposedly the native Jabber
| > chats work well. If there are euglug folks online, we can initiate
| > an instant chat just like ICQ does, or actually start a channel and
| > chat as if we were in an IRC channel.
| >
| > -Rob.
