On 03/08/2010 21:18, Bill Moran wrote:
We've been using Jabber for several years internally. Works well and
has clients for just about every OS I know of.
Don't know if it could be considered lightweight, though, since it
requires an SQL server on the backend. If you already have another
El 03/08/10 22:12, Depo Catcher escribió:
I have a combination of Spark (windows client) and Open Fire (FreeBSD
server, actually Java) for my lan.
We've used this setup for years, but the OpenFire server takes up ~500 +
MB.
Anyways, we were looking for something a bit smaller.
We just need to
I have a combination of Spark (windows client) and Open Fire (FreeBSD
server, actually Java) for my lan.
We've used this setup for years, but the OpenFire server takes up ~500 +
MB.
Anyways, we were looking for something a bit smaller.
We just need to send text messages to LAN users (less
In response to Depo Catcher depocatc...@gmail.com:
I have a combination of Spark (windows client) and Open Fire (FreeBSD
server, actually Java) for my lan.
We've used this setup for years, but the OpenFire server takes up ~500 +
MB.
Anyways, we were looking for something a bit smaller.
On Tue, 03 Aug 2010 15:12:05 -0500
Depo Catcher depocatc...@gmail.com wrote:
I have a combination of Spark (windows client) and Open Fire (FreeBSD
server, actually Java) for my lan.
We've used this setup for years, but the OpenFire server takes up
~500 + MB.
Anyways, we were looking for
You can tune the openfire JVM configuration to run in 256MB of RAM, possibly
less with only 6 users.
You also do not need to use an external DB for it - it can run with it's own
embedded DB.
It's probably the easiest to install / configure Jabber client I've come
across, but there's a good
Thanks. I guess I should started with that first. It's a nice program,
so if I can reduce it's load a bit that would be great.
I tried setting Xmx to 16M and removed the '-server' from the
/usr/local/etc/rc.d/openfire script
openfire_javargs=-Xmx16M
ps shows that it took the setting:
