> In the file jabberd/lib/hashtable.c,
The old ghash code (that hashtable.c implements) is deprecated in favour
of xhash (xhash.c). You should look at using that for future projects.
I'm not familiar with ghashes, so I'm unable to help.
Rob.
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Robert Norris
Hi All,
I am looking at jabberd 1.4.2 sources.
I cannot understand the following section.
In the file jabberd/lib/hashtable.c,
In this method,
NAMED lookup(HASH_TABLE *table, KEY name, size_t createSize)
The else portion(if table->size is non zero),
We try to lookup the name from the bucket inde
Hi James,
My requirement is to send the chat transcript through the mail for the parties
involved in the chat.For that I want to keep the log of chat session .As of now I
think of doing in the following way.
1)Adding 2 more tables to jabber database(one for keeping track of each message and
ano
Never mind; I just realized it's not always feasible to implement logging on the
client end.
erm, especially with non-jabber clients...yeah. :)
James Widman wrote:
> Do you really need to implement a protocol extension? You could just
> modify your client to keep a log. Here's one working ex
Hi Kamesh,
kamesh jayachandran wrote:
> I have a need to extend the jabber protocol for the following need.
> I want the mail of chat transcript between the two users to be sent to both the
>users at the end of chat session.
> What is the best method to implement this?
Do you really need to imp
I have a need to extend the jabber protocol for the following need.
I want the mail of chat transcript between the two users to be sent to both the users
at the end of chat session.
What is the best method to implement this?
I am trying to understand the jabberd sources.Can I get all the request
I have a need to extend the jabber protocol for the following need.
I want the mail of chat transcript between the two users to be sent to both the users
at the end of chat session.
What is the best method to implement this?
I am trying to understand the jabberd sources.Can I get all the request
