From: Jeremy Nickurak [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: maandag 25 november 2002 18:45
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Personally, I'm curious why these goals couldn't be fit into
a properly
namespaced child element of the message packet. Could you try to
elaborate on this some?
Do you mean a child element of the
I did update the PAM patch from the contrib area to work with
jabber-1.4.2 and I seem to remember emailing it to Peter Saint-Andre so
he could include it at: http://download.jabber.org/contrib/. Guess it
never made it. I still have it available on my site though:
I've tested this as far as I can, and unless I'm missing something very
obvious (not impossible!) it seems that MUC is not responding as
expected (or at least as how it is given in the JEP)...
I am however assuming that:
* MUC doesn't require the complete configuration form back; only the
tis 2002-10-22 klockan 14.22 skrev Henry Kleynhans:
Hi All,
Hi!
I've had a look at the code library table on Jabber.org, and I was
wondering if you could advise a C/C++ client-side library to use.
I'm writing a library using Glib/GObject which is a object oriented
library for C. We are
On Wed, 27 Nov 2002 10:06:25 -, Rob Davis
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I am however assuming that:
* MUC doesn't require the complete configuration form back; only the
fields to change
This assumption may not be correct. I haven't tried sending back partial
forms, but...
Any clues?
Our
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On Tue, 26 Nov 2002, Matthias Wimmer wrote:
Why are too many ports bad?
1. scalability (you can have at most 65535 listening sockets per IP)
2. security
a) Managing of firewall in front of the server
b) outgoing connections to the ICQ-server are less
Hi,
I downloaded the Sprint IM client at the past
and it acctually used Jabber protocol.
But,
on the other hand,
Bantu says that Sprint is their customer.
see
http://corp.bantu.com/customers/index.asp
Justin Karneges wrote:
Yes, it is Jabber. Unless
I believe the karma tag can only be applied in this way to components
that are loaded into the server via the load mechanism, ie. shared
objects (.so) instead of external programs that connect over a socket.
The way to do what you want is to specify your component's karma levels
in the io
Hi Joe!
I had quite the same problems. Put the karma into the accept section
then your server will take and use it.
Cheers
Lars
My jabber.xml file includes the following service/ tag for my
component:
service id=sls_agent
hostsls_agent.shrieker.ena.com/host
accept
Hi All,
I am looking at jabberd 1.4.2 sources.
I cannot understand the following section.
In the file jabberd/lib/hashtable.c,
In this method,
NAMED lookup(HASH_TABLE *table, KEY name, size_t createSize)
The else portion(if table-size is non zero),
We try to lookup the name from the bucket
Sprint is a large company and probably has a number of IM projects going on
between different divisions. My understanding is that this particular
project is based on Unbound Technologies product which is, to the best of my
knowledge, Jabber based.
/tb
-Original
I have added to JIT web presence and it is configurable for all users.
Is there any specyfication how user would be able to enable or disable
web presence.
For example we can use
presence to=[EMAIL PROTECTED]
or maybe IQ.
Have you meet that problem ?.
Lukas
There's nothing stopping you from subscribing to message events. As it
turns out, there currently isn't any generic subscription mechanism
available, but as long as you're defining your means of distributing
this information yourself, you're free to define your own means of
managing
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