hmm.. If you're using winjab go into Tools and activate 'Show Debug XML'. Take a look at the correspondence surrounding a subscription request. Is this being received from wcs@wcs ? If not , the client is obviously imposing the address. WinJab won't do this , but I don't know whether the Jabber applet would. If wcs@wcs derives from the server you might try the following.
I have a very simple WCS config running on server version 1.4.1 . The WCS and HTTP modules map to 'wcs' - no subdomain. so the http service xml contains.. <listen port="5280" > <map to="wcs" /> </listen> rather than : <listen port="5280"> <map to="wcs-public">public.host.org</map> <map to="subdom.you.com"/> </listen> ____I'd never gotten the above config form to work____ and the WCS service is id'd as.. <service id="wcs"> So when communicating with WCS the JID appears as such .. <presence to="wcs" type="subscribe"><status>Normal Subscription Request</status></presence> <presence to='[EMAIL PROTECTED] from='wcs'><status>Normal Subscription Request </status> </presence> > I have tracked things back to the fact that the client is responding to > the subscription request with the jid of wcs@wcs, but I cannot see where > this might be configured. Any ideas? _______________________________________________ jdev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mailman.jabber.org/listinfo/jdev
