> * I'd advise against using $_ like you are above, since > DJabberd::Component::External->new might clobber it. It doesn't right > now, and it definitely shouldn't, but you never know when someone will > introduce a $_-clobbering bug.
ooh, good call, totally slipped by me. > * You're using the deprecated register_subdomain support, which > might not actually even work anymore. (I vaugely remember Artur > partially breaking it somewhere along the line.) ESLIMDOCS, thanks. I didn't really understand what the difference between a plugin and a component was. I guess there isn't one. > The above is roughly equivalent to: > <VHost example.com> > <Plugin DJabberd::Delivery::Local /> > <Subdomain aim> > <Plugin DJabberd::Component::External> > ListenPort 5270 > Secret some_secret > </Plugin> > </Subdomain> > </VHost> Yeah. the config stuff is nice, but unfortunately I went the other route since my config would have to be updated a whole lot otherwise. I just pull all my vhost info from the database now since it's easier. > It's probably also worth noting that as you've written this, with it > creating a new AIM component each time, only the first will actually > work because they'll all independently try to listen on the same port. > For it to work, you'll need to run each instance on a separate port and > connect one pyAIMt to each. Right, I get it. Hmmm that sucks. Too bad I can't have all the vhosts share a single component like I do with RosterStorage, Delivery, and Authen, or can I? I have no objection to some gritty devel work if necessary. I don't really want to run 200 connections to PyAIMt (i have about 220 or so VHosts with a few users each, all very low traffic) If you use IRC I can often be found in #POE (irc.perl.org) as groditi, so feel free to hit me up if you'd like to discuss the POE thing. I would love to see DJabberD play nicely alongside POE. I never was able to figure out how to integrate my own events and event handlers etc. into Danga::Socket so I never got to use a lot of the Danga code I wanted to try out. --G
