Good morning everyone,
Last week I decided to sit down and write a Jabber client in a Java
applet, and I've implemented the basics so far (am able to
digest/plain-text log in, check roster, send/process presence, and
chat.) Now I would like to add File Transfer capabilities,
specifically SOCKS5
Good morning everyone,
Last week I decided to sit down and write a Jabber client in a Java applet,
and I've implemented the basics so far (am able to digest/plain-text log in,
check roster, send/process presence, and chat.) Now I would like to add File
Transfer capabilities, specifically
Anthony Ortiz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
sid = s5b_8e463861b5e6bc04
from = [EMAIL PROTECTED]/Psi
to = [EMAIL PROTECTED]/JClient
// using libidn/java/gnu/inet/encoding/Stringprep.java -- too boring
to implement, thk god I found this!
String SocksHost = SHA1(sid + Stringprep.nameprep(from +
Thanks for the quick reply, but there's no problem with the SHA-1 due to :
1) The difference in our hash results is due to your applying SHA1(sid
+ from + to) rather than SHA1(sid + Stringprep.nameprep(from + to)),
which in this particular case simply transforms the from and to
variables to all
Anthony Ortiz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thanks for the quick reply, but there's no problem with the SHA-1 due to :
1) The difference in our hash results is due to your applying SHA1(sid
+ from + to) rather than SHA1(sid + Stringprep.nameprep(from + to)),
which in this particular case simply
I SEE!! said the blind man to the deaf man as he pissed into the
wind... It's all coming back to me!
I get it... so what you're saying is that given :
[EMAIL PROTECTED]/Psi
I should do :
Nodeprep(venkata) + @ + Nameprep(68.101.84.233) + / +
Resourceprep(Psi)
Well, I've implemented it and it
Is the documentation that was up at docs.jabber.org still available
anywhere online?
These documents particularly:
The Jabber Protocol Overview
http://docs.jabber.org/general/html/protocol.html
The Jabber Programmer's Guid
http://docs.jabber.org/jpg/html/main.html
Some time ago, we moved old documents to:
http://www.jabber.org/old-docs/
However, documents that were hopelessly out of date were not moved
(IIRC, we set up forwards to appropriate newer locations). For instance,
the Jabber Protocol Overview is pretty much superseded by the XMPP
RFCs and
On Thu, Feb 24, 2005 at 09:52:57PM -0800, Justin Karneges wrote:
On Thursday 24 February 2005 09:35 pm, Krishna Prashanth wrote:
Thanks for all the information. Since I have said above that I would
want to develop a component (I have also read most of jabber's
documentation), is plugging in
Hello.
What's about deferred delivery of messages via XMPP ?
For example, [EMAIL PROTECTED] send message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and server at
domain2 is down for some time. In SMTP such message is waiting for
some time in spool on server at domain1 and [EMAIL PROTECTED] recieve
messages from
If domain2 is down when you send the message, you will receive an error
message in your client. So chat later. :-)
On Fri, Feb 25, 2005 at 08:34:18PM +0300, Oleg Motienko wrote:
Hello.
What's about deferred delivery of messages via XMPP ?
For example, [EMAIL PROTECTED] send message to
Peter Saint-Andre wrote:
On Thu, Feb 24, 2005 at 09:52:57PM -0800, Justin Karneges wrote:
On Thursday 24 February 2005 09:35 pm, Krishna Prashanth wrote:
Thanks for all the information. Since I have said above that I would
want to develop a component (I have also read most of jabber's
Oleg Motienko wrote:
Hello.
What's about deferred delivery of messages via XMPP ?
For example, [EMAIL PROTECTED] send message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and server at
domain2 is down for some time. In SMTP such message is waiting for
some time in spool on server at domain1 and [EMAIL PROTECTED] recieve
On Friday 25 February 2005 04:45 am, Anthony Ortiz wrote:
// using libidn/java/gnu/inet/encoding/Stringprep.java -- too boring
to implement, thk god I found this!
String SocksHost = SHA1(sid + Stringprep.nameprep(from + to)); // HASH
OUTPUT=9134A1B74EB358B866C604B1E1B0DDEE0D664967
host =
Thanks for replying!
Yes, I am trying to open up a SOCKS5 connection to the hash value as
host : port 0 as per my understanding of the protocol :
*** QUOTE [http://www.jabber.org/jeps/jep-0065.html#proto-establish] ***
4.6 Target Establishes SOCKS5 Connection with StreamHost
[1] If the Target
I was wondering if it is posible for a server to route
a packet bound for another server through a third
server. That is, server A has a packet for server B,
but sends the packet to server C who forwards it on to
server B.
I guess my question is, is this allowed by the
protocol? The spec only
On Friday 25 February 2005 02:50 pm, Anthony Ortiz wrote:
[1] If the Target is willing to accept the bytestream, it MUST attempt
to open a standard TCP socket on the network address of the StreamHost
communicated by the Initiator. If the Initiator provides more than one
StreamHost, the Target
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