> things. In XMPP (Jabber) there is always a username and a server or
> domain name. Kopete uses the format on one line and may lead to
> confusion.
I understand the format, but i wholly agree that putting it on one line
would indeed lead to confusion. This should be seen as seperate entries
by t
I should add that [EMAIL PROTECTED] is not an email address, even when an
email address follows that format, it is widely used for many other
things. In XMPP (Jabber) there is always a username and a server or
domain name. Kopete uses the format on one line and may lead to
confusion.
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So Kopete may use the same format Gaim/Pidgin uses: fields for user and
domain names.
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7.04: kopete Jabber account requires email address but its not used
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That wasn't a previous requirement and it makes for a less-foolproof
design/setup. A user account *can* be an email address but isn't
always; the backend of Kopete (hidden from the user) should tack on the
server to the username on its own, without requiring the user to know to
do this...
On Tue
Its no bug, the server name should be included in the username.
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7.04: kopete Jabber account requires email address but its not used
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To properly configure your OpenFire Account account you have to include
the server name listed under server settings. So if your server is
foo.myfoodomain.com and your user is nikhilk, your user should be
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
The kopete client works fine with OpenFire.
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Same problem here. The account on the Jabber server (OpenFire) is just
the _, no "@xyz.com". But Kopete wont let me move
head unless I enter something like [EMAIL PROTECTED] How do I get around
this? Other Jabber clients like Spark, Gaim are happy with just the
userid, no @xyz.com required. Is any
