Hi Al and Iain,
I would like to participate and contribute to the development of the Java
Jabber server. As you both have pointed out there are definitely very good
reasons to have an implementation in Java.
Apart from the issues you both have brought out, I am also personally
interested in t
>--- Al Sutton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > My current plan is to get a sourceforge project up and running and put
> > the
> > CVS repository on that, and run the web site/downloads from my site
> > (www.alsutton.com), although any ideas are welcome.
>
>Wow. Sounds great.
Yep.. definitel
>Yeah. http://www.alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/xmlsecuritysuite where I'm sure
>you were has a download link. You can just go straight to download, and
>agree to the alphaworks license. That's a 90 day free, non-commercial use,
>evaluation without redistribution rights. Enough to use the technolo
>
>--- Bill Abbas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > On Sunday 01 July 2001 11:04, you wrote:
> > >
> > > For example, there seems to be
> > > a built-in assumption that client's must trust their
> > > server (a situation that seems obviously ripe for
> > > exploitation)
> >
> > I do think it's a
>I would completely agree. I'd like a name that is evocative of the server
>purpose, does not start with or prominently feature a 'J' and does not
>contain jab or ber in it.
>
>>How about "Mercury"? Now there was an Instant Messenger. :)
>
>Sounds good to me.
Sure. Like I said, I was just thro
Hi,
I have been trying to figure out a way to use one of the available ldap
modules(xdb_ldap, cw_ldap, ldapauth) with my jabber server (1.4.1) and I
have a few questions:
1. Do any of the modules support directories implementing pass-through
authentication? In other words, the directory doesn
Hi Zad,
Thanks for your response.
>What do you mean by pass-through:
By pass-through, I meant that the actual password MAY not stored in LDAP,
but rather somewhere else (like an NT Domain server, for example). So, the
directory server first checks to see if there is a password in the directo
>I've just read the dotGNU stuff and it seems like they're trying to
> >redefine URI's.
>They have username@server:dotGnu service:[Tokens]
>URI's have service://[username:password@]server/[path and/or tokens]
>Anyone know why there trying to re-invent the circular motion device?
My thoughts e
Hi,
Is there anyway for me to prevent the server from storing the actual
passwords in the username.xml files in the spool directory? Where is this
done? In mod_register.c?
In case you are wondering why I want to do this, I would like my users to
authenticate directly against my LDAP directory
Hi,
Posting this again. Cross posting to jadmin too, as it may be more
appropriate for that list.
Is there anyway for me to prevent the server from storing the actual
passwords in the username.xml files in the spool direc
DJ,
>Don't worry, I'm not going to flame - I agree with what you're
>saying, but it's important to say why they (I suppose I should
>use the word 'we') build clients that appear ugly to a lot of
>people - I for one *hate* having to point and click and follow
>cascading menus and have my screen c
Hi,
I was wondering if any of you had any experience with Bantu(www.bantu.com).
I just heard about it from a friend of mine and checked out the website.
Wasn't able to gather much information, except for their claims to be
'interoperable', 'secure', 'business-grade'. There isn't much descripti
Hi,
To be fair to Rikard, I think his message came out of the desire to make
people aware of Jabber. The approach he suggested may not be the most
appropriate one, but I think his intention is clear.
I am also of the opinion that we definitely need to get more publicity than
what we have righ
I can see where you are coming from, but let me state a few things that
could probably convey some alternative views.
There have been a lot of comparisons made between Jabber and Apache, and
though I recognize they are both different, and at different stages of their
lives ;-), I think it does
>AFAIK, the Disney client is proprietary so you'd probably have to buy the
>source from them in order to point it to your own server (I assume their
>client is hardcoded to point at im.go.com).
Hmmm.. I remember using the Go Messenger to connect to any server (including
jabber.org, my own serve
Hello,
I think it would probably be useful to most people if you could write this
up in a small HOWTO. I am sure it could be linked off of jabberstudio.
Thanks,
Ragavan
>Hi,
>
>I've gotten above 20k concurrent connections, with a heavily modified
>kernel. ;)
>
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