It was worth a try but I see exactly the same behavior on the media lab
jabber server.
One thing I think I am noticing. It seems like one machine at a time is
connected to the Jabber Server.
What happens when a machine connects?
Is there anyway that one machine connecting could cause another to
d
On Wed, Jul 08, 2009 at 07:13:26PM -0400, Caroline Meeks wrote:
So in our use case we can't get any entries into the existing DNS.
You might have already considered this, but I wanted to make sure you
know about this option:
"The existing DNS [server]" doesn't (necessarily) mean "the current
On 9 Jul 2009, at 01:20, Walter Bender wrote:
> My laptop (jhbuild) and Classmate (running the same Strawberry
> version of SoaS) both connected to the jabber server and were stable
> on the same network as the other machines.
Well that's good news I guess :-)
Is the SoaS for your Classmate
My laptop (jhbuild) and Classmate (running the same Strawberry version of
SoaS) both connected to the jabber server and were stable on the same
network as the other machines.
-walter
On Wed, Jul 8, 2009 at 8:11 PM, Gary C Martin wrote:
> On 9 Jul 2009, at 00:13, Caroline Meeks wrote:
> > Specif
On 9 Jul 2009, at 00:13, Caroline Meeks wrote:
> Specifically for the GPA
>
> We have 18 computers. Wired to the internet, we don't know the
> details. We are trying to bring in another computer, install the XS
> for it and put it beside the existing computers.
>
> For this summer we would be
On Wed, Jul 8, 2009 at 7:17 PM, Benjamin M. Schwartz <
bmsch...@fas.harvard.edu> wrote:
> Caroline Meeks wrote:
> >1. Fix Jabber collaboration - We have a mysterious bug (that is also
> >being worked on in parallel) that keeps dropping the connection to the
> >externally hosted Jabber
Caroline Meeks wrote:
>1. Fix Jabber collaboration - We have a mysterious bug (that is also
>being worked on in parallel) that keeps dropping the connection to the
>externally hosted Jabber Server (jabber.sl.org)
That's irritating. Have you tried other servers? For example,
schoolser
To follow up on an off list discussion with Martin.
The OLPC use case assumes top down support. OLPC perfers to sell in bulk to
Governments.
Sugar on a Stick complements this with a bottom up approach. Thus our use
case is how can we support a teacher with some computers in their room but
perhap
Hi Caroline et al,
That helps. I noted four possible network configuration here:
http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Sugar_on_a_Stick/Goals#Solid_Collaboration
I have to warn you that this is very hard area. It reminds me of
trying to catch minnows in Herring Pond with my son. You scoop the
bucket in to
>
> Caroline,
The long term goal is that students at GPA can collaborate with each other
from school and home. Thus long term we need a Jabber server and a machine
connected to the internet. We could host it at Solution Grove or physically
locate it at the school. I think learning about the tra
Hi Martin,
Its good to be back!
Despite my cantankerous approach in person, I missed grilling errr I
mean chatting with you on the phone every week :-)
I'm impressed at your progress and contribution these last six months.
In commercial SW you have to nail the release in limited time and book
or
On Thu, Jul 2, 2009 at 17:37, Greg Smith wrote:
> Hi All,
>
>
>
> Has anyone tried testing Sugar on a Stick, Strawberry release with
> collaboration? That is, are there any examples of SoAS computers seeing
> other SoAS computers in the Network Neighborhood and then sharing
> Activities?
Hi Greg,
From the terminal I could see it switching back and forth between
gamble and salut
No internet access for me now but if you need more infi Please put
requests for more info on tickets with good directions and Tuesday I
ahould have time in the school to debug
Thanks
Sent from my iPhone
Car
Hi Greg,
good to hear from you again.
That bug report is just a backtrace. No info on whether the Sugar
client was actually using the Jabber server (via Gabble) or not. Or
what action was taken, what results seen, or versions of things.
Pretty hard to tell what's going on. Are you in touch with
Hi All,
Has anyone tried testing Sugar on a Stick, Strawberry release with
collaboration? That is, are there any examples of SoAS computers seeing
other SoAS computers in the Network Neighborhood and then sharing
Activities?
I'm interested in Jabber examples (on XS or other Jabber server) a
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