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Hi Daniel,
Thanks for your efforts to make a package of Jappix, I am also
interested in trying it
The source and binary packages are available now on the Debian Mentors
page [0]. Even if they are not yet in the Debian archives, I try to
keep those packages up to date.
I recently evaluated Candy, I notice it can only really do MUC
chat rooms and it had problems with doing private chats. Is the
Jappix client known to be stable for both types of chat?
I run a test instance on https://jabber.deuxpi.ca/ that runs over
Prosody. It seems to work well enough for me. In the past, that same
server was running ejabberd and I remember it had major limitations.
One thing that is not clear from the description: does it provide
any server-side capabilities? I notice a lot of PHP code, I
haven't looked inside that, but is it doing any of the XMPP
server-side functionality in that code? Can the JavaScript chat
client be used standalone without the PHP code, e.g. JavaScript
just talking to the BOSH server (e.g. ejabberd)?
You are right. Jappix does not provide any server-side capabilities.
The JavaScript client is JSJac, which is also used by JWChat. If you
are looking for a simpler web client, you could look at that program
instead.
Based on the above question, is it possible that the package could
be split into multiple packages, e.g. one package for the
JavaScript client and another package with the PHP stuff just for
those people who want that?
This is a question that should be asked to the Jappix developer
themselves. I know they have a mini mode already so that the Jappix
code can be embedded into larger web apps.
[0] https://mentors.debian.net/package/jappix
Regards,
Philippe Gauthier philippe.gauth...@deuxpi.ca
http://www.deuxpi.ca/
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