I have attempted to document what is (for component devs). You
can find my initial attempt at [1]. Any and all feedback is welcome
before (and after) it goes into official jabber doc form. Anything from,
"you mispelled forsight you fool" to "who the hell cares about this"
would be great (seriously
tor 2003-01-23 klockan 01.05 skrev Ralph Meijer:
> Hi,
Hi!
As said on Jabber me and Richard Hult will be going to FOSDEM and will
be arriving on the morning Friday 7th.
Regards,
Mikael Hallendal
> This years FOSDEM (Free and Open source Software Developers' European Meeting,
> http://fosdem.o
Hi,
This years FOSDEM (Free and Open source Software Developers' European Meeting,
http://fosdem.org) will be held 8 and 9 february 2003 in Brussels, Europe.
Although it is too late to organise a Jabber track or something, it would be
nice to know who will be attending this event, so we might meet
Hi Adrin!
You have to set up the jabber.xml file with the domain name that you are
using to address your messages and to which you will log in.
In your case you have to use "adrian-browns-computer.local". - Or if you
want to keep the IP address you have to log in to this IP address
instead of "
I set-up the Jabber.xml with the computer's IP, and got this error when
I did computer to computer networking, when I set it up with an IP that
has been broadcast DHCP its fine, this clock thing is a pain, damn
APPLE bug!
Is it because of this time thing that I'm seeing this failure?
thanks
Considering that you sent this message on 1 Jan 1970, perhaps the Jabber
server didn't exist back then? ;)
Peter
--
Peter Saint-Andre
Jabber Software Foundation
http://www.jabber.org/people/stpeter.php
On Thu, 1 Jan 1970, Adrian Brown wrote:
> Could someone explain what went wrong here, I got t
Sylvain Roberdeau wrote:
> But by this way it's impossible to distinguish component -> jabberd
> connection to client-> jabberd connection.
> And if you use a "Jadc2s" for polling, only one connection is visible
> for all clients.
All of the other solutions are overkill IMO...
on jabber.org, we us
Hi Adrian!
Adrian Brown wrote:
Could someone explain what went wrong here, I got this message from my
server:
19700101T11:52:57: [notice] (adrian-browns-computer.local): bouncing a
routed packet to [EMAIL PROTECTED]/work from
13@c2s/19FB40: Internal Delivery Error
Your system has a very str
I've never had any confidence in this feature. It frequently reports
sessions for users I know are not online.
David 'TheRaven' Chisnall wrote:
Browsing servername/admin gives you a list of online users, which you
can just enumerate. If you're concerned about the bandwidth
implications of this
Write a new JSM component containing a function similiar to
that of "js_users_gc (user.c) , which is a heart-beat callback function
installed in jsm.c:
void jsm(instance i, xmlnode x)
{
...
register_beat(j_atoi(xmlnode_get_tag_data(si->config,"usergc"),60),js_users_
gc,(void *)si);
}
-Yanmin
Sylvain Roberdeau wrote:
HI,
I'm looking for a way to get current number of connected users for a
stat service and RRD Tools.
First, I thought that an admin command or an jabberd module exist.
Before create a specific module, I would like to know if there is an
existing way to do that
On Wed, Jan 22, 2003 at 02:07:09PM +0100, Sylvain Roberdeau wrote:
> But by this way it's impossible to distinguish component -> jabberd connection to
> client-> jabberd connection.
Components do not connect to port 5222, thought bots might. Everything that
connects via port 5222 is considered a c
Could someone explain what went wrong here, I got this message from my
server:
19700101T11:52:57: [notice] (adrian-browns-computer.local): bouncing a
routed packet to [EMAIL PROTECTED]/work from
13@c2s/19FB40: Internal Delivery Error
And my client was disconnected:
REC: Disconnected
Thanks
_
It s seems a very overloaded way to get only a number, espacially if you get
1 current users (I dream :) even on the same server that Jabberd.
I found this way, but it do not make me happy.
Sylvain
David 'TheRaven' Chisnall a écrit :
> Browsing servername/admin gives you a list of online use
But by this way it's impossible to distinguish component -> jabberd connection to
client-> jabberd connection.
And if you use a "Jadc2s" for polling, only one connection is visible for all
clients.
I'm looking for a way to obtain info from the Jabberd himself.
Sylvain
Ralph Meijer a écrit :
> O
On Wed, Jan 22, 2003 at 01:27:29PM +0100, Sylvain Roberdeau wrote:
> HI,
>
> I'm looking for a way to get current number of connected users for a
> stat service and RRD Tools.
> First, I thought that an admin command or an jabberd module exist.
>
> Before create a specific module, I
Browsing servername/admin gives you a list of online users, which you
can just enumerate. If you're concerned about the bandwidth
implications of this, you could write a very simple component which
would live locally and get the list, and send on the number.
Sylvain Roberdeau wrote:
HI,
I
HI,
I'm looking for a way to get current number of connected users for a
stat service and RRD Tools.
First, I thought that an admin command or an jabberd module exist.
Before create a specific module, I would like to know if there is an
existing way to do that.
Thanks for the an
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