Am 03.02.2014 10:13, schrieb Philipp Hancke:
It wasn't a complain, I've just explained why servers do behave
different than the current RFC says. I had the impression several
people seem to not know that there was a quiet different RFC before
6120 and most servers were created long time ago.
Sure. But RFC 3920 has been obsoleted by RFC 6120, so if you still want
to call yourself an XMPP server you'd better implement 6120.
The server I've written isn't of interest (here) and never was my topic.
But yeah, that's one of the reasons we should update the compliance
suites. We actually have XEP-0302 doing that, but it never moved to
draft for some reason.
Sounds like a good idea. According to the list of misbehaving servers
from Thijs Alkemade there currently aren't that much servers around
which are able to call themself XMPP-servers, and I suggest to make them
aware of that.
I've just explained a reason for the current state (because no one else
did) and it only earned me flames.
Regards,
Alexander Holler
