with Gmail
accounts.
Do I need any special configuration to be allowed to send/receive
messages to Gmail accounts?
You shouldn't need a special configuration to set up server-to-server
communication with Google Talk.
Peter
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On 12/6/11 3:49 PM, Tomasz Sterna wrote:
But... There isn't much sense in enabling ACKs over BOSH. Normal HTTP
protocol control should apply.
Exactly. XEP-0198 was designed in part to emulate the acks in BOSH. It
doesn't make sense to do XEP-0198 acks in addition to BOSH acks.
/psa
behaves?
That is a sensible approach to implementation (I am not a jabberd2
developer so I can't say for sure). But it's not clear to me how that
implemenation detail aligns with your initial request.
Peter
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Do note that this business about acking the roster pushes was not
clear in RFC 3921 (the precursor to RFC 6121), so it is possible that
jabberd2 is following the older way of doing things.
Peter
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the pemfile...pemfile/ tags as well.
Thanks. I've passed this along to my colleague at the IETF.
Peter
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On 1/6/14 4:19 PM, Tomasz Sterna wrote:
Dnia 2014-01-06, pon o godzinie 14:14 -0700, Peter Saint-Andre
pisze:
And beside this had some not so nice encounters with very buggy
jabberd2 servers which started to loop attempting to re-establish
