Julian Golderer wrote: >hello, > >i'm new on this list and i would like to introduce myself a little. > >since four years i'm using linux on my private server at home. this >server is a free web and mailserver for lots of my friends. i also use >linux for my workstations. >last month i have recognized that there is a open source message >transport service, called jabber. after a few days, i've been proud to >have my own jabber server (jabberd2). > >i live in austria, so please excuse my bad english. :) i'm working on it. > >yesterday i set up PyMSNt and i was able to add my hotmail contact to >jabber, but i couldn't see, that my friend was online. he said that i >was online in his contact list, but he wasn't in mine (at that time we >chatted through icq). > >does somebody know this problem? > >julian >_______________________________________________ >py-transports mailing list >py-transports@blathersource.org >http://www.modevia.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/py-transports > > > > > When you registered with the transport, you should have gotten a WHOLE Bunch of Authorization Requests. You have to add each of these, alterantively since your running Jabberd2, you can run the following query.
UPDATE `roster-items` SET `to`='1', `from`='1', `ask`='0' WHERE `jid`='%msn%' Assuming that your MSN transport is named msn or has msn in it, and that your domain doesn't. Steve R. P.S. Maybe you shouldn't run that SQL query unless you know SQL. :)
