Julien Genestoux wrote: >> So people use this website to register an account on your XMPP server? >> Then you can use the same protocol (jabber:iq:register) to provide >> account registration on your server. > Actually, no they don't create an account on the server it self... The > server doesn't hold accounts for anyone. We're using ejabberd's > authentication mechanism with external script to check credentials > against our web application's database... I don't know your application, but if (from user's point of view) "registering XMPP server account to gain access to your system" sounds reasonable, you could extend ejabberd (although i don't know how easy/hard this is) to provide jabber:iq:register interface, but use it to populate accounts in your (web) application database, not ejabberd itself.
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