Tijl Houtbeckers wrote:
This simply is one thing where we, the Jabber community, have not
done much yet (the lack of need for it, being one of the reasons
perhaps). Just days ago we were still talking about how it's not clear
right now how TLS/SASL/Dailback should work together. Google
i have 50 invites left too.
mailto: gnauck at ag-software.de
Alex
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2005/8/11, Trejkaz [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The way I see it, the act of not probing is an optimisation. Even for local
users you might need to probe (suppose your server is distributed somehow,
and that the two users are on different nodes), and if you don't, then it
seems like you're just
Hallo,
I work on very simple jabber client based on Net::Jabber. I have no idea
how to used ICQ Transport that support my Jabber server. What I want is
sending messages to ICQ...
Can someone show me simple example or redirect me?
Thanx.
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JP
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Before reading, please understand I'm not looking for advice on
different API's, just an answer to my q.. :)
Does JabberBeans support sasl/google talk's login/security mechanism? If
not, what woudl need to be done to add such support?
Thanks-dov
for those sods who live in the US:
http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2005/08/sign-up-for-gmail.html
On 25/08/05, Alexander Gnauck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i have 50 invites left too.
mailto: gnauck at ag-software.de
Alex
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Katz, Dov B (IT) wrote:
Does JabberBeans support sasl/google talk's login/security mechanism? If
not, what woudl need to be done to add such support?
No.
JabberBeans is ancient. For more modern protocol compliance (including
TLS and SASL, which will enable you to authenticate with Google
hi,
On 8/25/05, Rachel Blackman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just keep trying? Periodically, Google Talk seems to time out and drop
link just before the final bind step.
not the case here, I've tried many times and at the times the perl
script fails my IM client logs in fine with another user
I went through the Jabber website and mailing list, but could not find any
library or other Jabber projects which support voice. Just want to confirm
this with you fellas here, thanks!
Yupeng
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Hey Daniel,
The disco packet that Jive Messenger is sending to the newly connected
external component is meant for discovering if a new item should be added to
the disco#items packet that the server sends back when someone tries to
discover the server's items. So that disco info is not being
Gaston Dombiak wrote:
Hey Daniel,
The disco packet that Jive Messenger is sending to the newly connected
external component is meant for discovering if a new item should be added to
the disco#items packet that the server sends back when someone tries to
discover the server's items. So that
Well it would be usefull to be able to use more than 1 domain per
connection, and the only way that it's going to work
cross-implementation is if it becomes a proper JEP right?
On 25/08/05, Stephen Marquard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gaston Dombiak wrote:
Hey Daniel,
The disco packet that
I wholeheartedly agree! My particular software, for example, would
benefit greatly from it due to the way AIM handles it's chat exchanges.
IE, it would be very helpful for me to be able to say that I am all of the
following:
aim.jabber.foo.org
chatrooms.aim.jabber.foo.org
I'm pretty sure many of the unofficial clients that Google mention in
their FAQ would stop working at the same time.
By the time they do, Psi will do TLS ;) We already have it
implemented for a while now, we just don't use it yet.
cheers,
Remko
On Thursday August 25 2005 19:03, Stephen Marquard wrote:
Gaston Dombiak wrote:
Hey Daniel,
The disco packet that Jive Messenger is sending to the newly connected
external component is meant for discovering if a new item should be added
to the disco#items packet that the server sends
I've just had a look on jabberd2, and it's possible to half get this
to work using aliases. The only problem being that the node is added
to the server's disco list.
I spoke to stephen, and I think I'm going to have a look at
implementing the bind jep in xmpppy to see if i can get the yahoo
hi,
yesterday i had no problems to login to the google servers. They also
had no ssl or tls yesterday. Today i can't login. They also enabled
StartTls today. Below is a log from exodus. After successful stream
encryption with TLS they send empty stream features. And of course
exodus tries the old
On Thursday August 25 2005 20:36, Alexander Gnauck wrote:
hi,
yesterday i had no problems to login to the google servers. They also
had no ssl or tls yesterday. Today i can't login. They also enabled
StartTls today. Below is a log from exodus. After successful stream
encryption with TLS they
On Thu, Aug 25, 2005 at 08:36:41PM +0200, Alexander Gnauck wrote:
hi,
yesterday i had no problems to login to the google servers. They also
had no ssl or tls yesterday.
TLS was working even the day before yesterday. It must be your configuration
what is wrong.
Using specified Host/Port:
hi,
There should be gmail.com instead of google.com. Check your JID,
it should be [EMAIL PROTECTED].
ya this was the problem ;-(. Now it works ok and i get the correct
stream features.
Thanx Alex
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Hi,
I am writing the RPC JEP for my library and I was wondering if
someone could give me a hint ( with an example would be just perfect )
on how to send a struct or an array thru the xml schema ... I can see
that the protocol does support it, but i am having problems using it (
only the
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