On Tuesday 17 May 2005 11:01 pm, Stephen Marquard wrote:
> JD Conley wrote:
> > TLS/SASL requires a separate connection per domain since XMPP makes no
> > provisions for establishing streams to multiple domains over the same
> > connection. Opening a stream within a stream is prohibited.
>
> SASL
JD Conley wrote:
TLS/SASL requires a separate connection per domain since XMPP makes no
provisions for establishing streams to multiple domains over the same
connection. Opening a stream within a stream is prohibited.
SASL requires that. jabberd 1 and 2 support TLS to encrypt sessions but
without
Hi,
It would be best to ask this on the jabberd mailing list. Details are at the
homepage: http://jabberd.jabberstudio.org/
-Justin
On Tuesday 17 May 2005 04:33 pm, Rex Lorenzo wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am trying to install jabber2d server (version 8) on Solaris 8 using MySQL
> 4.1.11 (standard) a
On 5/17/05, Darryl Rhodes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How do you chat with a group of individuals in your work department? In
> layman's terms! Server? Password? I don't understand!!!
Hard to tell but sounds like you want to run a server in your company
so that employees can chat with each ot
Sounds like you're having fun with S2S. Make sure you test with all the
implementations out there and with subdomains on all of them. For
example, make sure you S2S to jabber.org and also conference.jabber.org
and make a two way connection happen. Do the same for any other servers
you wish to be
Hello,
I am trying to install jabber2d server (version 8) on Solaris 8 using MySQL
4.1.11 (standard) as its database.
My problem is when I try to configure jabberd I run into a problem stating
"MySQL client libraries not found". I downloaded the Solaris 8, 32bit,
sparc binary from the mysql.com
Hey all,
I'm in the processing of adding s2s support to Jive Messenger starting with
server dialback. After reading the specs I have some questions.
Lets suppose that server1 has successfully accepted a connection with
server2 using server dialback. If a client sends a message to server1 with
Darryl Rhodes a écrit :
How do you chat with a group of individuals in your work department? In
layman's terms! Server? Password? I don't understand!!!
LDAP+jabber ?
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> More particular I think you need to look at:
>
> static void _router_process_route(component_t comp, nad_t nad) in
> router/router.c of the source-code.
It helped, thanks.
> Maybe you want to do that elsewhere, or maybe you even want to write
> y
Jacob Bunk Nielsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> For various reasons I would like to be able to easily input more or
> less arbitrary XML into an XMPP stream. What is the best way to do
> this?
Just for the record. I ended up using the script Julien posted in this
thread (slightly modified) in a
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