--- temas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I feel this horribly distorts my points into a
corporate view.
Jabber.Com made no progress on getting people to do
mundane tasks, and
they have not yet made any progress on getting
people to do mundane
tasks. They are still carried out by by the people
Thank you temas. I was just about to say that.
May I suggest Members list, maybe !
zad
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
temas
Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2001 8:07 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [JDEV] Jabber, the Name
Wow
Thanks, I was assuming jabber.org, now why didnt I try that?
Rahul
I got this from you:
I believe it checks to make sure you put a [EMAIL PROTECTED] style name.
--temas
On 15 May 2001 22:22:02 -0400, Rahul Dave wrote:
Perhaps its just me, but I still keep hetting the form back with
DOS attack, anyone?
Or just ring the 0800 number to complain if your in the UK, costs
them :)
Thomas Parslow (PatRat) ICQ #:26359483
Rat Software
http://www.rat-software.com/
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From: Jens Alfke
Subject: Re: [JDEV] Jabber, the Name
I see a few more choices. There's a distinction between using the name
Jabber as part of a product name, vs. simply declaring the product as
Jabber compatible (and of course using the word Jabber or the light bulb
logo in the UI.)
This is
Eliot
the license is exactly the same one as jabber license... If you look the
content of the tarball it's exactly the same content of the tarball you
can download from jabber.org except the changes in various place in the
source or configuration file (check out :
Mike -
One of the things that jabber browsing was supposed to do was to enable
clients to check for capabilities.. so my client would send an iq
type=get to=[EMAIL PROTECTED]/clientquery
xmlns=jabber:iq:browse//iq, and the other client would respond to that
query with a list of all the
Agreed. And to avoid your timeout scenario, this query functionality could
be a requirement for Jabber compatibility testing :)
Michael J. Emswiler
Director, Software Engineering
PROTRADER Securities
504 Lavaca St., Suite 1000
Austin, Texas 78701
voice512.479.7300
fax 512.479.7301
Hallo Nic,
I have posted my configuration files for running the server both as a
single process and for running it as multiple processes (i.e., separate
processes for add-on services such as conferencing and the transports)
on my site at http://jabber.to/xml/ -- however I have not updated
BTW, I fixed the problems with the form in IE. Let me know if you
continue to experience trouble with the form.
Peter
Peter Saint-Andre wrote:
Sorry about that, we had some troubles with the form right at the
beginning. You might want to retry now.
Peter
Emswiler, Mike wrote:
This
Wonderful
I will test this ASAP at my home machine. Thanks for your efforts. I
am sure that most changes can be included in the official CVS
immediatly, only the slightly spooky changes to mio.c might need
some review (as you said yourself, somebody who is a mio+pth guru
[jer? temas?
At 14:07 Uhr -0400 16.05.2001, Jason Jobe wrote:
I have built and installed pth-1.4.0. make test returns eveything
OK. Make sure to build
WITHOUT -O2 set.
In using pth-1.4, I was able to get rid of the MACOSX changes
involving the pth calls.
I then updated platform-settings as follows:
Still working on implementing chat. Since the 1.4 server how-to document insists that generic conferencing is implemented via conference.so, that's what I'm implementing. This is a straight 1.4.1 server and conference.so running on Solaris with no special setup beyond what's given in the how-to
The original release of the test suite was a working prototype.
Naturally, I have scratched it and am now building the suite proper.
Please feel free to check it out from CVS and make contributes, test the
code, or just use it. Currently, I only have a working version of
msgblast (send as many
Benoit Orihuela wrote:
You also need to make modifications to the Makefile. I've added
-I../jabberd in the CFLAGS sections. I've also had to remove
connection.o from the objects list and add client.o
After that, dpsm should compile well ...
I found I also needed ../jabberd/lib/karma.o to
Jason
what exactly did you do to have it work ? We just try with pth-
1.4.0 but without success :
- if we build pth-1.4.0 as a library installed in /usr/local
when compiling jabber it complains for 2 missing symbols
- if you modify the Makefile inside jabberd to use only pth-
1.4.0 it compiles
Has anyone made changes so that the transport id and password are stored
on the client side rather than the server or is there a reason why this
couldn't be done.
Tony
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We had a good discussion regarding the Jabber Foundation in the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] meeting room just now. A log is here:
http://perl.jabber.org/logs/conference.jabber.org/foundation/2001-05-16.html
Another Foundation meeting will be held in the same room at 22:00 UTC
(about 2 hours from the
Sorry I missed it - and will miss the next one, too - bad day for me.
But after reviewing the log, here's my $0.02 worth (assuming we live in an
open source democracy):
I vote to call the protocol IMTP (Instant Messaging Transport Protocol) ala
HTTP, FTP, et. al.
I think Jabber Powered or
Okay, one more question about dpsm. I have removed the c2s section in
jabber.xml and replaced it with:
service id='dpsm'
accept
ip/
port5225/port
secretdp5m/secret
/accept
/service
I then try and run dpsm, but get the error:
Starting up...
configure()...
We've moved this discussion to [EMAIL PROTECTED] to keep jdev focused on,
well, dev.
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From: Julian Missig [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2001 2:52 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [JDEV] good discussion
'Jabber' is, and always has been, the
Jabelin is not the server name, it is still jabberd (as it probably
always will be). Rather, it is the name of the server development team.
--temas
On 16 May 2001 15:43:23 -0500, Emswiler, Mike wrote:
Sorry I missed it - and will miss the next one, too - bad day for me.
But after reviewing
On my Solaris 7 box, the SSL_accept in _mio_ssl_accept (mio_ssl.c:168)
causes an SSL_ERROR_WANT_READ, which means you're just meant to call
SSL_accept again until the error goes away.
...but you won't find this out unless you change ERR_get_error() to
SSL_get_error(ssl,ret), just below (line
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