On 04/30/2008 3:15 PM, Arturo Hoffstadt Urrutia wrote: > In our laboratory, we have set a jabber server, and the accounts of > the jabber server are only the linux login (no server name) > associated to it.
A Jabber server *always* has a domain name, so an end user's JabberID is always of the form [EMAIL PROTECTED] The "host" can be a fully qualifed domain name, an IP address, or a hostname, but it MUST be provided in order for the JabberID to be valid. > Kopete needs (it actually says it), that the account should be an > email. A JabberID is not an email address, but it looks like one (for end users). > How to Reproduce: Start Kopete In the Setting screen, create a new > account select "Jabber". In Jabber ID, type a non-email account, > example: ahoffsta > > > Expected Behauviour: That it allows an account to be entered that > doesn't conform the email form. Such an "account name" is not a JabberID. Peter -- Peter Saint-Andre https://stpeter.im/
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