Hi,
In wpjabber 1.0.1 there was mistake with presence handling.
I strongly recommend to upgrade to 1.0.2 version.
Visit: http://wpjabber.jabberstudio.org
Regards
Lukas Karwacki
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Mikael
Just a heads up, the instructions in the lm-send.c file, on how to compile
didnt have the package specified. FOr those who dont use the pkg-config
much might be confused by this. I would suggest adding the loudmouth-1.0
into the `pkg-config --cflags --libs loudmouth-1.0`
By the way is
tor 2003-03-13 klockan 20.45 skrev Trent Melcher:
Mikael
Just a heads up, the instructions in the lm-send.c file, on how to compile
didnt have the package specified. FOr those who dont use the pkg-config
much might be confused by this. I would suggest adding the loudmouth-1.0
into the
We are looking for a senior Jabber developer to help us build an application
on top of Jabber. The ideal candidate:
Has written Jabber clients and components.
Has designed and implemented XMPP protocols.
Is fluent in Java and C++.
Works well
I guess there isn't a better place to look for Jabber developers than the actual
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How to compile msn-transport under redhat linux 8.0? There is some mistake about
automake.
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I've found outh, that there is a memory leak in jabberd 1.4.2 and
jabberd14 from cvs. When jabberd is using external xdb authentification
module(i use xdb_auth_cpile), and user tries to login with _wrong_
password, jabberd aallocates some memory, and do not frees it after auth
attempt. When user
