Yes, updated recently and am having the same problem. It worked for me but several
other accounts had to remove and re-add the transport (were getting invalid XDB errors
- presumably because of the issue you mentioned). It still seems a tad flaky
at the moment but then that's what you get wh
Hmm.. this seems to be the code for Digest only, not Zerok.. I have this
implemented already, but thanks for letting me know though.. I appreciate
your efforts... Maybe you have something else that does show you the Zerok
side that you can possibly share with me...
Thanks,
Chris
At 12:40 P
Heres the code from the Java Jabber server that agrees with the zerok
digests generated by a number of clients. sessionId ad correctPassword are
both Strings;
MessageDigest sha;
try
{
sha = MessageDigest.getInstance("SHA");
}
catch( NoSuchAlgorithmException e )
On Thu, Aug 09, 2001 at 02:07:38PM +0100, Jonathan McDowell wrote:
> Is anyone using the MSN transport from CVS? I've been running the -1.1
> release but users have been reporting problems (and not in a helpful
> "This is what's wrong" manner, just in a "It doesn't work" manner), so
> I tried the
Yeah I think sheath is doing stuff with them. The reason I ask about bounces,
is because most of the queues that have set lenght or sizes will bounce back to
sender if they are overflowed (as far as I'm to understand). So although there
isn't guaranteed delivery, there is a response if it can't
Did anyone write a client that is using zerok authentication?? I have tried
to do it in Java, but somehow it's just not working... Here's my code for
creating zerok.. can anyone tell me if I am implementing the algorithm
correctly?
//cache digest so no need to go through calculation a
Todd -
You should make sure that you're doing a DoDisconnect when your application
closes. This will make sure that JabberCOM is in a state so it can be
shutdown.
Peter M.
- Original Message -
From: "Todd Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, August 09, 200
Hey,
I'm wondering if someone could clarify the exact sequence needed for a user
to remove a contact from his roster and also remove himself completely from
that contacts roster. Exactly how things work in WinJab is how I would like
it to work in mine. I've looked at the source and from what I ca
If my Jabber client is running when a user attempts to shutdown or restart
windows, the client does not close and windows is not allowed to continue
with the shutdown process. The client is written in VB6 and I cannot find
any reason why the client is not allowing windows to shutdown. I was
wond
The Jabber protocol is for the most part DNS-based; in that things need
resolvable names if they are to be used by the outside world (through
server to server), and that that components running within the system
need to have separate unique names.
Make sure that conferencing is set up as a ser
Hi guyz,
Is there a way to know the list
users that are in my jabber server with xml code (like an iq message) and the
same with the conference 0.40 module?
Thanks in advance :)
David Rainville
Hi
I'm developing a client with VB and JabberCOM. It
works fine so far but when I tried to send a vcard iq
to the server the response is strange. I catch the
OnQuery event, it does fired but the xml stream is
incomplete. Looks like some packets are lost. Can
anybody share your experience
Many th
Is anyone using the MSN transport from CVS? I've been running the -1.1
release but users have been reporting problems (and not in a helpful
"This is what's wrong" manner, just in a "It doesn't work" manner), so
I tried the CVS version. Firstly is doesn't appear to like the spool
files from -1.1 as
I am using the latest stable release for the Jabber server on jabber.org
(1.4.1?) on redhat 6.2.
The server starts ok and I register and connect successfully, but if I try
to add a conference named conf1, I get the message:
xdb_file failed to open file ./spool/[server ip]/conf1.xml: No such file
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