I'm a bit baffled. I'm trying to build jpolld and the Makefile can't find
jabber-config. I figured out the libxode-config without too much problem, but I can't
even find the jabber-config file anywhere. Should this file exist somewhere? If not,
what are the --ldflags and --libs options I sh
No, because it my users ,xml, I have only one entry of one group, such
as
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test36
-
Winjab
registered
-
Disconnected
-
3C067285
495
f752a89ffe5abd9118a316fd19be1b5a4ec66806
But I would see 4 groups that I have preloaded a long time ago from
jabber.xml
JF is being developed as a set of slighly linked systems that will
eventually expose XML-RPC interfaces. This will allow them to easily
be used in other web engines and also merge into the engine that is
being written for the jabber.org website.
So it's essentially what you describe. Currently
Hi,
I am getting the following error when I try to load an extra link library to jabberd
through the makefile in jabberd/Makefile and then login..if I remove it I will be
fine though
LDAPLIB=ldapssl30
LDAPLIBDIR += /com/rwd/itsmg/lib
LIBS += $(EXTRALDFLAGS) -R$(LDAPLIBDIR) -L$(LDAPLIBDIR) -l
First:
> > > What do you think about a "telnet" access for JabberForge? I think it
> >
> > Yes to both! Except for SSH instead of telnet.
> >
> > Ted - BBSes? ex 1:105/36...
Yes, SSH would be fine! :)
Luar, ex 4:850/11
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and:
In Thu, Nov 29, 2001 at 04:00:55PM -0600, Thomas Muldowney wro
Yeah, I would prefer if we worked more on the Jabber interface to
JabberForge... and in the process we could come up with some JEPs which
would be useful for things like JabberForge in general, along with
getting clients to support some of these things. (headline CVS updates
would be nice - an
Well I guess the gatewaying will stay, but I'm completely against a BBS
=) What does that add? another interface without a common protocol to
access elements inside it? No thanks. Yes it has cool neato factors,
and I even have a special one running on one of my servers, but i don't
think it fi
> > Please keep the mailing lists! I'm on some mozilla-* mailing list, too,
>
> What do you think about a "telnet" access for JabberForge? I think it
Yes to both! Except for SSH instead of telnet.
Ted - BBSes? ex 1:105/36...
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Take a look here:
http://www.vcard-xml.org/
The DTD has this in it (lines 95-97):
I haven't tested it ... does anyone know if this will work? Is it even
polite to load pictures in a vCard? I know many people (think: newbies) will
try to upload gigantic uncompressed bitmaps ...
Would be co
En la fecha Thu, Nov 29, 2001 at 08:46:25PM +0100, Jan Peter Hecking escribio:
> Please keep the mailing lists! I'm on some mozilla-* mailing list, too,
> which are "gatewayed" to the mozilla news server and I don't think the
> interface is "clunky" at all. Also I haven't noticed much of a delay
>
On Thu, 29 Nov 2001, Yenhooi Tan wrote:
> Can somebody point me to the location of the xdb backend of mod_groups??
> I deleted all the ./spool/host34/global.xdb but the groups that I previously loaded
> through my jabber.xml config file is still saved and keeps coming out if I
> commented out my
On Thu, Nov 29, 2001 at 12:36:01PM -0600, Thomas Muldowney wrote:
> The current questions I would like to ask everyone for feedback on are:
>
> - Do we want mailing lists? We can gateway mailing lists with the news
> server fine, but it's still a semi clunky interface. If we had just
> the
Can somebody point me to the location of the xdb backend of mod_groups??
I deleted all the ./spool/host34/global.xdb but the groups that I previously loaded
through my jabber.xml config file is still saved and keeps coming out if I
commented out my tags.
Thanks,
hooi
Yenhooi Tan wrote:
> H
David,
Thanks for your advice -- the problem was a sloppy build environment. I
had a different jabberbeans.jar file before the one packeged with xdb_java.
I guess I need to do some cleaning!
Thanks!
scott/
David Waite wrote:
> The XML shown as received by xdb_java is not the actual XML r
So I just wanted to keep everyone in the loop here is the current list
of features I have had requested from people, feel free to send more:
- Bug Tracking
- CVS
- Webspace
- Mailing Lists
- NNTP msg boards with web interface
- Links to Text Conferencing Channels
- Ability to message developers f
WAY COOL!! It's up and running. Thanks a BUNCH, James.
However...
`make static` got an unresolved on "modf". So it must not be cognizant of the "
-lm" for LIBS in platform-settings. I copied and pasted the (huge) link command
and added
" /usr/lib/libm.a" to the end of it, and it worked.
Th
--- Tony Rice <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> skrev: > Do any of
the current Jabber clients allow you to
> assocate an image with
> each contact in your list (i.e. a photo of that
> person)?
>
> It doesn't look like anything like this is available
> in the profile (URL is
> the closest) but I suposed it cou
Hi Rick,
Oh yeah - forgot about that problem.
I was not able to build a jabberd process on HPUX
which loads the shared libraries dynamically.
The solution I used was to build a static binary.
So, in your jabber-1.4.1 directory, just type:
make static
which builds a static version and should fi
There seems to be a problem with the "jabber-1.4.2-test" and "jabber2" (cvs)
makefiles for cygwin which results in
the following error messages (see end of message).
The problem appears to be with the file: "./cygwin/Makefile.jabberd" on line
120 which exports the symbols of the "jabberd.a" lib
Many thanks, James.
Now I'm to the point where, at runtime, I'm getting an unresolved on
"debug_flag". It's exactly the same as Vladimirr reported (see
http://mailman.jabber.org/pipermail/jdev/2000-December/004259.html ) last
December.
To which there was apparently no reply.
Here's the output
On Mon, Nov 26, 2001 at 08:32:00AM -0500, Oliver Jones wrote:
> At 02:15 PM 11/22/01 +0100, Jan Peter Hecking wrote:
> >I therefore need to
> >implement a solution that removes unused accounts after a certain amount
> >of time (like a few days initially).
>
> We do this. We use the file-system s
Hi Rick,
Yes - that's exactly what I experienced!
Although, as you say, pth compiles fine, it's actually
the get/set/swapcontext() methods that it uses.
I found that pth just stopped 'switching' to other threads,
grinds to a halt, takes up 100%cpu and doesn't get to spawn
the other jabber proce
Hi All, I am trying to understand flow of control in the jabber server code(
not a wise idea :-) ). The comments in mod_example.c explains that all the
packets are sent jsm which will handover to the appropriate client (user)
session. Then the modules are called to process the packets. So the c
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