Hello folks,
Things got off to a slow start in the compliance committee so I'm sending
out a second call for participation. If you're interested in serving on the
committee or just helping out, please sign up for the compliance@ mailing
list (http://www.jabber.org/about/lists.php).
Our first task
Am I getting year old mail ?? We *have* jeps that cover this stuff.
JOBS, JID streams... head on over to http://www.jabber.org
There is nothing illegal or unethical about me creating a document and
distributing it to people; file transfer. The RIAA argument is mute,
plain and simple.
On Wed, 20
Richard's right to be concerned about potential liability in this area. The
EFF has prepared a whitepaper on p2p file sharing that might be useful .
http://www.eff.org/IP/P2P/20010227_p2p_copyright_white_paper.html
check out the section - "Lessons and Guidelines for P2P Developers" for
their advi
I downloaded the program and I can not get any text
on the chat window, it sends and recieves but no text. Can you provide
some suggestions? Here are some pictures. By the way, the program does not
fit on the screen, some buttons are too short.
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On Wednesday, October 23, 2002, at 02:39 pm, Mattias Campe wrote:
Richard Dobson wrote:
[...]
> This is something that needs to go past the lawyers
first so that they can at least supply some legalese to put on the
JEP page
to indemnify the JSF from any legal repercussions (hopefully passing
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I compiled jabberd with SSL. The server starts fine,
but when I access the 5223 port, the server spits-out
these errors. I get at least 20 of them per second.
...and of course, the clients can't login via SSL
Any ideas?
Thank you,
Vladimir
Wed Oct 23 16:51:29 2002 mio.c:607 mio while loop top
Hello Developers,
We are using Jabber as a way for student's to communicate while watching
a live streaming video.
We are wondering if it's possible to add a "polling function" to our IM
sessions where a moderator could ask a question of
everyone in an IM session (chat room) and participants coul
Hi Rob;
Here's a technote explaining the procedure
http://www.macromedia.com/support/flash/ts/documents/load_xdomain.htm
this is essentially what we'd be doing along with establishing a common
definition of the shim's methods and interface.
I've adapted the mechanism to the FML demo client and c
Out of interest how are you loading the shim across domains? As far as
I'm aware, not only does the Flash player not allow socket connections
across domains, but it also prevents the loading of data or SWFs.
By the way, has anyone had any luck with running Jabber on multiple
ports, so that a Flas
Title: Question about jabber:iq:auth packets and XDB
All,
I sent
this message in the other day and have since spent some time on the problem and
have narrowed down to one line of code in mod_auth_plain.c that could be changed
to help me with my need and probably not break any other implemen
On Wed, 23 Oct 2002, Mattias Campe wrote:
>> All of these are nice ideas, but I think jabber should stay focused on
>> messaging. While simple 1:1 file transfer can be seen as some special
>> form of sending a message (it's just a huge binary message), full-scale
>> filesharing should (IMHO) be ha
On Wed, Oct 23, 2002 at 03:33:11PM +0200, Mattias Campe wrote:
> like I already said, lots of my friends don't know how to set up an ftp
> server, but they do know how to activate file sharing with ICQ. Why is
> it much simpeler, well:
> - they don't have to worry that the other part has to know
My own "honest opinion" is that file transfer should be implemented if we
want Jabber to be a the perfect alternative to any of the current IMs out
there. It's not because we start working on file transfer that we can't work
on other parts as well.
I suggest that we create the protocol now, and
Richard Dobson wrote:
[...]
> This is something that needs to go past the lawyers
first so that they can at least supply some legalese to put on the JEP page
to indemnify the JSF from any legal repercussions (hopefully passing the
legal burden onto the end user where it should be).
A disavantage
Jan Niehusmann wrote:
On Wed, Oct 23, 2002 at 10:46:01AM +0200, Mattias Campe wrote:
File transfer:
[...]
File sharing:
[...]
All of these are nice ideas, but I think jabber should stay focused on
messaging. While simple 1:1 file transfer can be seen as some special
form of sending a mess
On Wed, Oct 23, 2002 at 10:46:01AM +0200, Mattias Campe wrote:
> File transfer:
[...]
> File sharing:
[...]
All of these are nice ideas, but I think jabber should stay focused on
messaging. While simple 1:1 file transfer can be seen as some special
form of sending a message (it's just a huge binar
Benoit Orihuela wrote:
hi,
1) Do you like this idea of having a J-day?
aren't the goals of this J-day already covered by the annual jabberconfs ?
Maybe for the developers (but I don't know much about those annual
jabberconfs :( ), but I don't think for end-users.
Eg. take the "world day o
hello krishnan
at present how much i know jabber is not offering blocking a user. i want to
impliment this. i have seen some documents on jabber site that using
jabber:iq:privacy site - http://www.jabber.org/jeps/jep-0016.html
i want to impliment this but i dont know where to add name space fo
> I believe the idea would be to share files only with people in a user's
> personal roster. Not filesharing on a super-massive scale like some of
> the P2P applications do right now. Think of it more like the shares
> files of your favourite OS.
Yes I know, but there is still the AIMster legal
Richard Dobson wrote:
The only problem with adding these file sharing features (people being
able
to download files from someone that were not specifically sent to them) is
that we move into the firing line of the RIAA etc, its nice for users but
could be dangerous for us developers and jabber
hi,
> 1) Do you like this idea of having a J-day?
aren't the goals of this J-day already covered by the annual jabberconfs ?
anyway, jabber can't have too much publicity so yeah, this can be a good idea.
> 2) What would be the perfect day for J-day?
> - birth of the Jabber Software Foundation
>
The only problem with adding these file sharing features (people being able
to download files from someone that were not specifically sent to them) is
that we move into the firing line of the RIAA etc, its nice for users but
could be dangerous for us developers and jabber as a whole, before going
d
> File sharing:
> -
> A lot of my friends wouldn't know how to set up an ftp-server, but a lot
> of them use ICQ to share files with their contactlist. For the moment I
> don't like ICQ's file sharing (apart from the fact that I don't like
> ICQ), because it seems to lack some feature
Groupchat ? :)
On Wednesday 23 October 2002 07:16 am, Darren McVean wrote:
> HI,
> I was wondering if anyone knows if it is possible to send a message to a
> JID ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) and have that same message sent to all resources for that
> JID.
>
> for example,
>
> Message sent to [EMAIL PROTECT
Hi,
when I did my post about "file sharing" I started to wonder what the
possibilities of the roster are...
Does the roster as it is now provides a flexible, extensible way of hiding
services for certain users? As I don't understand this question myself ;),
I'll try to give some examples:
In the
Hi,
although I don't have time to carefully read JEP-0052 about file transfer,
maybe I can give my end-user view on file transfer and file sharing. I
hope it helps, if not, then I've put ideas in order for myself ;).
File transfer:
--
- ability to set speed of download/upload
- resum
I (as well as a lot of others) think that Jabber lacks a lot of publicity
(at least to end users). I personally think that there are a lot of
"potentials" out there, interested in the principle of an open IM-system,
but not knowing of it existence...
Now I thought that a sort of J-day could solve
HI,
I was wondering if anyone knows if it is possible to send a message to a JID
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) and have that same message sent to all resources for that JID.
for example,
Message sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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