In late times I've read many speculations about google starting offering
IM services, perhaps based on jabber. This trivial test on
talk.google.com may be the answer to the speculations:
Also Slashdot is reporting the news
http://slashdot.org/articles/05/08/23/1313229.shtml?tid=217tid=215
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is there any way of avoid the step of adding one user per time to my roster
when i register ?
is it possible to change something on the config transport ?
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Did anyone with a GMail account and a SASL capable client actually try and
log in? (I don't have a GMail account)
On Tue, 23 Aug 2005 19:56:44 +0200, Hal Rottenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
As seen in the article:
blockquote
telnet talk.google.com 5222
Trying 64.233.167.125...
Connected
Tijl Houtbeckers wrote:
Did anyone with a GMail account and a SASL capable client actually try
and log in? (I don't have a GMail account)
I tried, but the server sends only one stream feature, tls. Once tls is
started I should expect a feature like this one (from xmpp-core):
mechanisms
Chris Chen wrote:
From what I can tell, after TLS negotiation, Google supports the
following mechanisms:
PLAIN
X-GOOGLE-TOKEN
Yes now I can get the mechamisms too. I've tried using plain, my gmail
account and talk.google.com as realm with no success :/
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This is what I get (changed myName and myPass from real ones) using my
gmail account and PSI
?xml version=1.0?
stream:stream xmlns:stream=http://etherx.jabber.org/streams;
xmlns=jabber:client to=gmail.com
stream:stream from=gmail.com id=E454CB10
xmlns:stream=http://etherx.jabber.org/streams;
It's Jabber/XMPP, I'm in with my Gmail account confirmed both on
iChat, Psi and AdiumX! Slashdot is already reporting that as well and
blogs are popping up with info and reports everywhere.
This is excellent news for the Jabber community and the Opensource
movement in general. I feel happy
XCP from Jabber Inc uses hex but it's not the same and I don't think
it's XCP or any other server implementation we know. Our best bet
here at sapo.pt is that it's their own implementation, highly
distributed and scalable like everything else at Google. And we would
be very curious to know
Wrote a small post of what we came up with, I'm quite sure it will
outdated by tomorow:
http://celso.arrifana.org/?p=37
It's 2:15 am in Portugal thanks Google for ruining my day tomorow :)
Celso.
On Aug 24, 2005, at 1:49 AM, Celso Martinho wrote:
XCP from Jabber Inc uses hex but it's not
Talk.Google.com is used only when you create Socket connection. After that, real
domain is gmail.com, it also use Session Bind, so JID will be
[EMAIL PROTECTED]/WebJabber+SessionID
I will wait until end of today. If nothing changed, I will update WebJabber
site.
Also, if you have a local Jabber
Talk.Google.com is used only when you create Socket connection. After that, real
domain is gmail.com, it also use Session Bind, so JID will be
[EMAIL PROTECTED]/WebJabber+SessionID
I will wait until end of today. If nothing changed, I will update WebJabber
site.
Also, if you have a local Jabber
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