> > If I have three jabber servers, say, "left", "middle", and "right". > > And I make it so that the "left" and "right" DNS entries both point to > > > "middle", and in the middle make it so that its entries point to the > > correct servers. How can I make it so that the Jabberd2 server in the > > middle passes the messages through and out the other side? > > There is no support for the router mesh yet, so you cannot put complete > (router+sm) jabberd2 server behind another jabberd2 router. > > What is your need? The reason you want such a setup? > Do you want two servers in a private network with one entry point? > Why there need to be two servers (left, right)? Load reasons? > > Maybe the following setup will suffice: > > | | > [ middle machine ] > [c2s+authregDB, s2s, router] > // \\ > [ left machine ] [ right machine ] > [sm(left.domain)] [sm(right.domain)] > [+storage ] [+storage ] >
Thats perfect I think. In the end I would like to be able to grab the incoming packet somehow, and then send it on its way once I'm done with it. If I could get a setup working as above that would take me closer to my goal. Does the middle machine receive the packet through s2s and then send it out via s2s? I quickly tried the above setup by removing the sm process on the middle machine, but I see the same behaviour as before (i.e. the s2s incoming sends the incoming packet to the router and then it dissappers). -- To unsubscribe send a mail to [email protected]
