On Tue, Mar 07, 2006 at 11:11:15AM +1100, James Bunton wrote: > On 07/03/2006, at 11:06 AM, Wendell Turner wrote: > > > > >Does the client _need_ to contact the server that has the > >gateway? Can I do this: > > > > gaim <--> (my local) jabberd <--> jabberd+PyMSNt <--> ((MSN world)) > > > >In other words, can one jabberd be a 'router' between other > >jabberd's? > > It can. > > I don't know if you can even register for gateways with Gaim, but if > you use Psi you can browse other Jabber servers to see what services > they provide. > > Eg, I set up an account [EMAIL PROTECTED] > I log in with Psi, and browse the server delx.cjb.net > I can register with msn.delx.cjb.net
Thank you, Psi seems much more powerful, and it at least allows Service Discovery. I'm nearly there, but would like some help for one more item: I can, using psi, register with the jabberd that has the PyMSNt on it, browse (Service Discovery), highlight MSN Transport, and the little register/key icon illuminates, and I can proceed. However, I can't get the key/register to illuminate from a 'remote' system. I can login to the remote jabberd, and issue a Service Discover to the other jabberd (the one with the PyMSNt), and see the MSN Transport, but the register key does not illuminate. Is this a permission problem? Is this function even allowed? Can I allow that activity via something in the xml configs? Thanks, Wendell
