Hi how to remove roster without getting subscription message?
This is what I sent:
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And I am keep getting this message even thought test1 didn't sent it.
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On Wednesday, March 28, 2001, at 05:14 PM, Colin Madere wrote:
The whole firewall/NAT thing is a pain too, but normal HTTP requests get through all these so maybe making this tranfer look like one of those would do the trick
Not quite. HTTP requests can get out of firewalls, but not into them. S
Title:
My
group is about to embark on just this task (transferring files P2P). I
haven't recently looked through the existing specs but I don't remember there
being anything specific besides the "use OOB messages" bit.
I
agree that it would be useful to have a standard refusal/cancel mes
Install pth(GNU Portable thread)
(http://www.gnu.org/software/pth/pth.html)
Charles St. Clair wrote:
> I am having difficulties trying to compile your program for Solaris 8.
> I am using the latest version of GCC and GMAKE. When running the
> configure script, I get the following error messag
I want to determine the maximum number of connections my client can make
against the jabber server (a local server). I place jabberd in debug
mode and get user counts:
Wed Mar 28 17:02:12 2001 usercount 0 total users
I then connect to the server, open a stream, and am successfully
authenticat
Have you installed pth?
--temas
On Tue, Mar 27, 2001 at 01:17:50PM -0600, Charles St. Clair wrote:
> I am having difficulties trying to compile your program for Solaris 8.
> I am using the latest version of GCC and GMAKE. When running the
> configure script, I get the following error messages:
You're going to have to talk to pgmillard then, based on what you're saying
I can't see a server error here. I would love to find the cause though.
--temas
On Tue, Mar 27, 2001 at 10:50:53AM +0400, Vladimir Rybintsev wrote:
>TCP timeout on my system for connection establishment
> is set t
One other suggestion on top of all the other comments, getting on jabber and
talking in the jdev group or messaging developers directly is welcome. Jdev
is very very active. Anyway, when were your old message? I don't see any in
my inbox since I moved to IMAP.
--temas
On Wed, Mar 28, 2001 at
Two things:
1. jabber:* namespaces are reserved for officially supported namespaces. JSM
actually is supposed to block any jabber:* namespaces which it does not understand
as of 1.4.
2. you will need to write a JSM component in order to transfer your iq request to
an xdb request, specifically if
AOL Blockage Continues
The following was posted by [EMAIL PROTECTED] via the Jabber DevZone web site
(http://dev.jabber.org/):
Eric Warmenhoven, from Gaim fame (it now has a Jabber plugin), has put
up an excellent and detailed discussion of the problem. We're working
on a solution as well as g
On Wednesday, March 28, 2001, at 10:44 AM, Bill Ataras wrote:
So is the libfaim cvs at sourceforge (linked to by the libfaim homepage) the
most current or is Gaim's version of faim current?
Some of the fixes are not in the faim library itself but in the way the library is called. For example, th
Hello,
We have developped our version of xdb module that fits our particular needs.
We have our own jabber client also (OK, we are going to have ;+).
Now, we would like to ask the jabber server for some informations and
we would like it to pass our query to our xdb module. I was thinking about
d
So is the libfaim cvs at sourceforge (linked to by the libfaim homepage) the
most current or is Gaim's version of faim current?
faim home: http://www.zigamorph.net/faim/
faim at sourceforge: http://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=920
gaim home: http://gaim.sourceforge.net/
> -Original Message
(I brought this up within an earlier message but I think it's worth raising to a separate thread, esp. since I got no answers / comments.)
The 'oob' namespace seems to be Jabber's current answer for direct peer-to-peer communications, particularly file transfer. However, the documentation I've see
NOTE: also, if you are having binding problems, I've just submitted a patch to mio.c,
(it's currently in jabber.org CVS) that will allow you to also bind *outgoing*
connections
to a certain IP.
to do this, you simply need to add a 12.34.56.78 tag to your config
section.
On Wed, Mar 28, 2001
Please add the folowing to the FAQ, as you see
fit.
Jabberd is unable to listen on ports 5222
and 5269
You must add in specific bindings to the IP address
rather than binding to Null.
Edit the Tag in
you your Jabber.xml File like this.
Change
to
Thrawn said :
> I'm NOT Referring to One post only. I'm referring to multiple Posts on Multiple
>Topics. Most of which I have resolved on my own.
Did you reply back to the list so that other's could use what you found
out and so that the answers would archived?
Mike
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My Apologies.. for the Admin List... I do see
it now. I haven't visited the site since the Redesign.
I stand corrected.
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- Origin
>Well, do you think flaming the participants of this
list is going to make them want to help you more?
To bring a point only. ( And I'm Flaming no one. )
>First off, the JDEV list is used by people to
discuss development of new versions of Jabber servers and clients. If you
want to >di
The first faim block was worked around by changing some magic numbers in
the configuration struct that's sent to the server at login time. I have
no idea what most of this gunk is, and from the struct declarations it
seems that even the faim/gaim guys are in the dark about some of it :-)
Looks
Hi Derrick,
Thanks for the feedback. Personally I strive to answer all questions to
which I know the answers, and others on this list do the same, so I'm
sorry that you've felt ignored. Also, please note that this list has
split, so JDEV is now dedicated to discussions of Jabber development as
or
Welcome to the world of open source. If the
company NEEDS an IM system yesterday then why don't you go to
Jabber.Com and license the commercial server? They'll give you all the
support you need.
- Duncan
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I have never had this Problem with any other
mailing list. Spanning from Debian-dev,boot,user. to dam IBM.
Every time I post a question to this list. I never
get a response. This list has a problem I've never seen in any other
list.
This is Bad.
I have a problem with my Server at current a
i don't think they're blocking IP-Addresses,
cause I run a jabber-server with a few people registered to it
and our AIM-Transport doesn't work since a few day now.
Ulrich Eck
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