We heavily use XEP-0114 (Jabber Components). This is currently only historical
and not actually a standards track. I wanted to check if anyone knows why this
is and I wanted to check if there is any movement related to updated the
specification to support TLS and SASL. I don't see why the
On Thu, May 31, 2012 at 4:50 PM, Todd Herman t...@apx-labs.com wrote:
We heavily use XEP-0114 (Jabber Components). This is currently only
historical and not actually a standards track. I wanted to check if anyone
knows why this is and I wanted to check if there is any movement related to
On 5/31/12 9:52 AM, Kevin Smith wrote:
On Thu, May 31, 2012 at 4:50 PM, Todd Herman t...@apx-labs.com wrote:
We heavily use XEP-0114 (Jabber Components). This is currently only
historical and not actually a standards track. I wanted to check if anyone
knows why this is and I wanted to check
That sounds great Peter. I would be glad to assist in anyway. I am working on
both an XMPP library and a server. We already support 0114 so I can add
support for 0225 in our timeline.I can probabaly add something to my
component connection to check if 0225 is supported and then use it or
On 5/31/12 10:25 AM, Todd Herman wrote:
That sounds great Peter. I would be glad to assist in anyway. I am
working on both an XMPP library and a server. We already support
0114 so I can add support for 0225 in our timeline.I can
probabaly add something to my component connection to
Hello list,
In order to make it easier to implement client-side certificates in
Adium, I started on writing a module to implement XEP 0257: Client
Certificate Management for SASL EXTERNAL in Prosody, which has since
then been improved by Kim Alvefur. I have some comments about the
XEP, which
On 2012-05-31T18:32:31 CEST, Thijs Alkemade wrote:
Hello list,
In order to make it easier to implement client-side certificates in
Adium, I started on writing a module to implement XEP 0257: Client
Certificate Management for SASL EXTERNAL in Prosody, which has since
then been improved by Kim
Sorry about top-posting, but I wanted to preserve the entire message for
Dirk Meyer (cc'd).
Given that Dirk it not really actively involved in XMPP any longer
(AFAIK), I think it would be good for Thijs and perhaps Kim to take over
maintenance of this spec.
I also agree about decoupling this
Hi,
On 05/31/2012 07:49 PM, Peter Saint-Andre wrote:
Given that Dirk it not really actively involved in XMPP any longer
(AFAIK)
Sadly, no, my current job does not involve XMPP at all and my free
hacking time is used for Freevo. I still plan to make it possible to
control Freevo using XMPP but
