Interesting concept and I have thought a lot about this before. The fact is that IM
makes e-mail obsolete in a lot of ways. The only reason e-mail was made the way it is
with a mailbox and you pick it up, because it was made in the days of dial ups and not
being connected 24/7. But that is c
Jabber Email?
The following was posted by [EMAIL PROTECTED] via the Jabber DevZone web site
(http://dev.jabber.org/):
A proposal from Michael Hearn (Jabber: [EMAIL PROTECTED], email:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]):
So what is Jabber Email?
Good question. Jabber Email is a reimplementation of the inter
j-no
that's funny.
--temas
On 07 May 2001 13:08:57 -0700, Max Metral wrote:
> I think your point about screenname, buddylist, etc. actually speaks to
> CHANGING the name... None of those things had super-loaded meanings like
> resource does... It's not just one other meaning we have to conten
I think your point about screenname, buddylist, etc. actually speaks to
CHANGING the name... None of those things had super-loaded meanings like
resource does... It's not just one other meaning we have to contend with,
it's like 6 (strings/etc, servers, people, you name it). Location is
equally
> Hmm, JabberCOM doesn't support dual interfaces? If it does, you should
just be
> able to call raw functions on the COM objects.. but since it is written in
> Delphi, its probably dependant on whether Delphi itself supports dual
> interfaces.
>
> -David Waite
According to the IDL + Type Library,
From: "David Waite" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [JDEV] jabercom and c++
> Hmm, JabberCOM doesn't support dual interfaces? If it does, you should
just be
> able to call raw functions on the COM objects.. but since it is written in
> Delphi, its probably dependant on whether Delphi itself suppo
Hmm, JabberCOM doesn't support dual interfaces? If it does, you should just be
able to call raw functions on the COM objects.. but since it is written in
Delphi, its probably dependant on whether Delphi itself supports dual
interfaces.
-David Waite
Thomas Charron wrote:
> From: "Rob Kooper" <[E
I have to agree with temas's description of a resource. Location won't really convey
all the possible future uses of where a jabber enabled client will be used. Remember
that jabber is not necessarily a chat protocol.
I can easily imagine simultaneously running a number of jabber-enabled clients
We're going to hold another conference about the Foundation on Wednesday
of this week at 12pm Mountain time in [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'll post some more information beforehand and send that out to the
list. If you have any questions in the meantime, please don't hesitate
to ask me.
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autoconf, automake, and libtool installed?
--temas
On 07 May 2001 16:49:28 +0200, Lars Petersen wrote:
> > You have to run the autogen.sh script that should be in that directory
> > and it will create those for you.
> > happy hacking ;-)
> > Dave
>
> hehehe I already tried that, but it gives m
Could we possibly see two things? The server log without any extras
(Sorry I'm used to reading it and then this with it), and the server
config.
--temas
On 04 May 2001 06:47:15 -0700, Stephane Lunati wrote:
> Hi
>
> I just finish porting Jabber 1.4.1 on a new unix system (compiled in
> single
Another note is that resources are more and will be in the future more
descriptive than just location. Some of our talk about next gen stuff
has given resources a much stronger role of organizing the methods used
to search and discover entities.
How many of us really knew screenname, buddylist,
Saludos
Santiago
Santiago
Álvarez eresMas
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Hello All,
I am interested in the jabber SMTP-Transport:
http://cvsweb.jabber.org/cvsweb.cgi/smtp-transport/
Unfortunately, this code looks really old, and I don't think it will work on
the 1.4 server.
How difficult would it be to update this code, or write new a
SMTP-transport?
-sek
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From: "Rob Kooper" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, May 05, 2001 10:54 AM
Subject: [JDEV] jabercom and c++
> Hi, I was wondering if anybody has any examples of how to catch the events
> of IJabberSessionEvents? I see that there is all the OnX functions I want,
> but how
This message got rejected first-time-through for length, so I'll bust it up.
Thanks in advance!
Bill
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Wow, what a warm response! Thanks, everyone! I'm sure there's a config
problem somewhere, but darned if I can spot it. Agai
Does anyone know if the Yahoo transport can be configured for use with a
HTTP proxy server?
Judging by this snippet from yahoolib.c, it looks like it might:
/* Fill in any available info */
tmp->user = strdup(user);
tmp->password = strdup(password);
if (options->proxy_hos
> You have to run the autogen.sh script that should be in that directory
> and it will create those for you.
> happy hacking ;-)
> Dave
hehehe I already tried that, but it gives me:
include/config.h is unchanged
configuring in libyahoo
running /bin/sh ./configure --enable-maintainer-mode
--en
temas wrote:
>
> Rate limitting is the connections per second from an ip, karma is the
> amount of data you can read and process over a period of time.
I definately altered jabberd/lib/rate.c:jlimit_check(), which fixed my
problem. The problem then for me is not karma but rate-limiting based on
That all depends on the Jabber client the users are using. Are you
developing your own client? If so, it's up to you to decide when and how
users can do file transfers. If not, you're on the wrong email list and
should probably be posing this question to the [EMAIL PROTECTED] or
[EMAIL PROTECTE
Hi,
is it possible to prohibit users from sending files to each other with
jabber?
greetings,
Stijn.
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You have to run the autogen.sh script that should be in that directory and it will create those for you.
happy hacking ;-)
DaveOn 07 May 2001 11:07:32 +0200, Lars Petersen wrote:
> Just a dumb question: I checked out the yahoo and aim transports from
> cvs, the README and INSTALL states that I s
Just a dumb question: I checked out the yahoo and aim transports from
cvs, the README and INSTALL states that I should ./configure and make,
but I can do neither. There is no configure script, and no targets for
make. How do I do it then?
:) Lars
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