I must apologize for taking so long to get another draft specification
out for conferencing - hopefully I'll have something soon to post, and
the discussion can start back up in the protocol forum on http://dev.jabber.org
.
One of the requirements for the new protocol is that there are no 'text'
Thomas Muldowney wrote :
> Hey, could you send me your patch? I'm in the process of cleaning it all up
> (working through the MIO cb's for reading and writing) and I just want to make
> sure I'm not missing anything special you had to do.
Sorry about the stray #include. I didn't feel like goin
Title:
Jens,
I completely agree on all 3 points. Hopefully the final conferencing
protocol will work some other way. The current draft seems like its just
IRC wrapped into jabber, sans the ping/pong.
-Robert
-Original Message-From: Jens Alfke
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent:
The conference/groupchat server will post user-visible messages about people joining/leaving the chat room, e.g. "jens has arrived." These are problematic for several reasons:
(1) They are localized by the server, not the client, so they don't necessarily match the language used by the client or b
From: "Ivan R. Judson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [JDEV] Transport Decisions
> I'm delving deep into the jabber server architecture and the protocols.
I'm
> wondering however if there's a thread somewhere talking about the decision
to
> create the stream:stream namespace instead of using XML-RPC
This is one of a number of things that has been inconsistent
from one server to the next. First one server does the right
thing, then next server forgets to always include the ask
parameter. I've used the 1.0, 1.1, 1.2, 1.4 and now the 2.0
servers, so I cannot remember which does which.
I did
At 16:55 Uhr -0500 21.05.2001, Ivan R. Judson wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I'm delving deep into the jabber server architecture and the protocols. I'm
>wondering however if there's a thread somewhere talking about the decision to
>create the stream:stream namespace instead of using XML-RPC or SOAP?
>
>I'm w
Hello,
I'm delving deep into the jabber server architecture and the protocols. I'm
wondering however if there's a thread somewhere talking about the decision to
create the stream:stream namespace instead of using XML-RPC or SOAP?
I'm wondering if an evaluation of the merits has been done and i
At 13:24 Uhr -0700 21.05.2001, Jens Alfke wrote:
>By the way, speaking of Mac OS X (as Max was), on that platform (and
>maybe others) you don't need to use any of the SHA source code from
>libjabber -- just use the OpenSSL library already in the system. Try
>"man EVP_DigestInit" to get started.
By the way, speaking of Mac OS X (as Max was), on that platform (and maybe others) you don't need to use any of the SHA source code from libjabber -- just use the OpenSSL library already in the system. Try "man EVP_DigestInit" to get started. Just remember to choose SHA1 and not SHA as the algorith
Max Horn wrote:
> >Despite me using a phoney password, I know that Gabber is producing
> >proper output since I can login using the correct password.
>
> Ah!
>
> You are mixing up 0k-auth and digest-auth ;) I guess your hash string
> is correct, but what you generate is data for the element
From: "Dustin Puryear" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [JDEV] digest authentication
> Okay, I'll just give you the shahash() data. If it's right, and I don't
> see why not, then perhaps I am doing something else wrong. First, here
> is the driver I added to sha.c:
> 20010521T17:15:08>>>
xmlns='j
At 12:18 Uhr -0500 21.05.2001, Dustin Puryear wrote:
>Thomas Muldowney wrote:
>>
>> What does it spit out at you and with what data?
>
>Okay, I'll just give you the shahash() data. If it's right, and I don't
>see why not, then perhaps I am doing something else wrong. First, here
>is the driver I
Thomas Muldowney wrote:
>
> What does it spit out at you and with what data?
Okay, I'll just give you the shahash() data. If it's right, and I don't
see why not, then perhaps I am doing something else wrong. First, here
is the driver I added to sha.c:
#ifdef SHA_DRIVER
#include
int main(int
DJ Adams wrote:
> /* copy the old stuff into the new one and insert it into the roster */
> xmlnode_put_attrib(cur,"subscription",xmlnode_get_attrib(item,"subscription"));
> xmlnode_put_attrib(cur,"subscribe",xmlnode_get_attrib(item,"subscribe"));
>
> which is slightly wrong as "subscribe" isn't
Sounds right, and I would bet that j.o might be missing an updated build. I'll
check tonight.
--temas
On Mon, May 21, 2001 at 08:10:16AM +0100, DJ Adams wrote:
> On Sun, May 20, 2001 at 06:39:58PM -0400, Julian Missig wrote:
> > When I do:
> > > jid='[EMAIL PROTECTED]' name='julian-test'/>
>
What does it spit out at you and with what data?
--temas
On Fri, May 18, 2001 at 03:10:44PM -0500, Dustin Puryear wrote:
> Ok, so you produce the input for SHA1 by concatenating the session id
> and password, correct? ("id" and "password" become "idpassword"). I
> pulled the code from jabberd/li
Hey, could you send me your patch? I'm in the process of cleaning it all up
(working through the MIO cb's for reading and writing) and I just want to make
sure I'm not missing anything special you had to do.
--temas
On Thu, May 17, 2001 at 08:55:30AM +1000, Andrew J Cosgriff wrote:
>
> On my S
Could we see the XML you send and recv?
--temas
On Tue, May 01, 2001 at 01:05:04PM -0400, Drash, Jim [EESUS] wrote:
> I was not sure which mailing list should get this. Every time I try to do
> any vCard updates I get a "406" error. I have a jabber server inside my
> corporate firewall (versio
I'm also no proxy expert, but I think it's been mentioned twice that
this needs a "connection-keepalive". Doesn't this need to be in the
header of the initial request? That's why the connection is closing
after the initial request.
-Michael
Max Horn wrote:
>
>
>> Everything is fine up to t
Ignore the email below.. mail client problems.
Regards, Dustin
Dustin Puryear wrote:
>
> I am actually now getting some hard numbers from the jabbertest tools.
> One test I ran connected 1000 users to a Jabber server running on a
> Pentium III 600 with 192MB of RAM. I saw some odd results. But
Ditto. Ignore.
Regards, Dustin
Dustin Puryear wrote:
>
> You can now download and use the Jabber test suite without using CVS.
> Simply download the tarball located at
> http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/jabbertest.
>
> Note that there is a script named run_test.sh that will run sar on the
>
>Everything is fine up to this. Then i send the
>following packet
>
>PUT http://hostname:5222/ HTTP/1.0
>Content-Length: 143
>User-Agent: test
>Host: hostname:5222
>
>xmlns=\"jabber:iq:auth\">xx123rrr
>
>
>Here i'm not getting any respone from the
>server.Getting hanged up.
>
>What is the pr
Hi,
I had tried to connect jabber server through my
HTTP proxy.I have installed the 1.4.1 server and the
required HTTP module for it.I faced the following
problem with server.
I create a client socket and connect to my proxy with
port 80
then i write
PUT http://hostname:5222/ HTTP/1.0
Con
> the server replying properly for the 1st request.But
> for the sebsequent request,i'm not getting any
> reply.Rather it hanged up.
Realizing that pushing Jabber through a HTTP proxy is an abuse of the proxy
protocol, it is not at all unreasonable for a proxy to fail to support this
abuse, and p
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