Seconded. I run Openfire at work to allow several offices to
communicate with each other and I've never had a problem with it. It
doesn't take much in the area of resources to run (despite being Java),
and setup is a breeze. There's also a good quantity of plugins
available for it, which
We have a new requirement of sorts for a chat server that supports
private persistent rooms with some sort of logging/archive feature. I
have started looking at mu-conference to add to our jabber2 server but
not sure if it meets all our requirements.
I'm running ejabberd. It supports all
On Wed, 1 Jun 2011, Chris McEniry wrote:
I'm running ejabberd. It supports all of the items you listed.
It's not as straight forward to configure as openfire, but it works
well for us. (It's not Java so pick your poison.)
ejabberd has been stable for us, too, but it requires an Erlang
Thanks everyone,
I have the openfire product up authenticating against our openldap and
seems pretty nice. One thing that I have found is that pidgin seems to
be unable to perform the password dialog for password protected rooms.
Is this my error or has anyone else found this? (empathy and
On 11-06-01 04:40 AM, Adam Tauno Williams wrote:
+1 OpenFire; it really is painless, simple to setup, feature-complete,
and reliable. Other than being Java container application [Blech!]
which makes setting up SSL/TLS a pain there really aren't any downsides.
Yes, adding the certificate is
On 06/01/2011 07:03 PM, Nathan Hruby wrote:
Also, I have found the latest version not as stable as the previous one. It
looks like there's a memory leak in it somewhere. I have solved this by
cron'ing a re-start in the early morning when it is the less likely that
anybody's chatting.
We hit
