> On Mon, Mar 04, 2002 at 06:07:01PM +1100, Robert Norris wrote: >> > > 3. Hack JID rewriting stuff into the JSM, so that any to/from attributes >> > > get rewritten to what I want them to be. >> > >> > It already does this, in the <pthcsock> element in the c2s config just >> > add: >> > <alias to="server.name"/> >> > >> > It's ugly, but it does all the magic to/from replacing so that things work >> > just like you want :) The above is the "default" one, you can also have >> > multiple <alias to="real.server">what.client.uses</alias> in there. >> >> That's interesting to know. It's pretty disgusting (as most hacks of >> this type are), and it still has the problem that the client thinks its >> JID is one thing while the rest of the network knows it as something
> Yes. This is the problem with <alias/> - it wasn't very well known early > on in the stages of client development, so it wasn't implemented (AFAIK) > as widely as one would have liked. (I am just as guilty - sjabber was > written before I knew much about the full server config options). > dj If a client connects to a server through an address which is different from the servers name and it has an <alias> set up for that address is there any way for the client to determine the servers actual name? The solution I have in my client right now is to let the user enter their full JID in the username box if it differs from username@server. Thomas Parslow (PatRat) E-Mail/Jabber: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ICQ: 26359483 _______________________________________________ jdev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mailman.jabber.org/listinfo/jdev
