On Thu, 22 Sep 2005 22:53:20 +0200, JD Conley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
This is bad engineering i.t.o. creating undesirable impact on the
broader
Internet.
What is the undesirable impact? Sure, there are a few more DNS lookups
and potentially more connections and some stream errors. That
> >>Interesting solution but not exactly standard, and will only
> >>work between servers that are running Jive Messenger,
> >
> > True. However, the nice thing about the logic is that normal DNS is
> > tried first. We also recommend that users setup DNS for max
> > compatibility. Even so, the extr
Matt Tucker wrote:
Richard,
Interesting solution but not exactly standard, and will only
work between servers that are running Jive Messenger,
True. However, the nice thing about the logic is that normal DNS is
tried first. We also recommend that users setup DNS for max
compatibility. Even so
Webjabber 0.3.0 released including Applet inside. Check out on
http://www.webjabber.net
Applet is fully plugin and configurable client side. We are still developing the
configuration XML, please send your comments and requirements. You can easily
add group chat and one-on-one chat(Live help) on you
Richard,
> Interesting solution but not exactly standard, and will only
> work between servers that are running Jive Messenger,
True. However, the nice thing about the logic is that normal DNS is
tried first. We also recommend that users setup DNS for max
compatibility. Even so, the extra logic
Thanks for the bug report. We've now fixed the category and type (bug
fix will be in next release). The name is now "Jive Messenger Server" by
default, but that default can be changed by editing a configuration
file.
You are welcome ;)
Yep, same issue -- http://www.jivesoftware.org/issues/brow
