On Fri, Jul 22, 2005 at 09:58:11AM -0600, Peter Saint-Andre wrote:
Hmm, that could be better specified, eh? We'll have to fix that in
rfc3920bis.
I can see two reasons for returning a failure/:
[...]
2. The STARTTLS command is malformed (i.e., something other than
starttls
I want to add specific functionnalities in a jabber server.
The jabber server is not already chosen. Short listers are jabberd1.4,
jabberd 2.0, XCP and Jive Messenger.
The kind of specific functions are:
- when a message is sent from a local jid to another local jid, I want
to be able to
On Pn Lipca 25 2005, 15:27, Tant Ludovic napisał(a):
- when a message or a presence is sent from a local jid to specific
virtual jid, forward it to differents real jid. And when a presence
query is asked for a virtual jid, reply 'available' if at least one of
the different real jid is
If you are running Jive Messenger then you can use the content filter
plugin. Follow this link to get the plugin:
http://www.jivesoftware.org/messenger/plugins.jsp.
Aah that looks great. Except we're using jabberd 1.4 not Jive :-) Does
anyone know if it can be done in jabberd 1.4, or if there
Ludovic,
The kind of specific functions are:
- when a message is sent from a local jid to another local
jid, I want to be able to filter or modify the message. For
exemple, to do automatic translation (because I know the
'from' jid is spanish and the 'to' jid is german)
Jive Messenger
The [EMAIL PROTECTED] identifiers Jabber uses, look pretty much like email
addresses. But how many people / web users are really confused by this
syntax similarity?
Has anybody ever tried to produce some statistic, how many people in
fact ever errornously treated JIDs as email addresses and
Mario Salzer wrote:
I recently tried to advocate a similar [EMAIL PROTECTED] syntax as
shortcut for Web URLs (as replacement for less user-friendly OpenID
homepage addresses). But because of the fear for AOL users, this was
quickly dismissed there with Jabber also got this wrong.
Well, gosh,
John Crosby wrote:
We are starting a whiteboard application for a client and I was wondering if
anyone could point me to some general development documentation that might
help us get up to speed with the jabber server.
You might also look at some existing whiteboarding projects, such as:
Tant Ludovic wrote:
I want to add specific functionnalities in a jabber server.
The jabber server is not already chosen. Short listers are jabberd1.4,
jabberd 2.0, XCP and Jive Messenger.
The kind of specific functions are:
- when a message is sent from a local jid to another local jid, I
Mickael Remond a écrit :
Tant Ludovic wrote:
I want to add specific functionnalities in a jabber server.
The jabber server is not already chosen. Short listers are
jabberd1.4, jabberd 2.0, XCP and Jive Messenger.
The kind of specific functions are:
- when a message is sent from a local
...
If you want to do something internal to a server, mod_perl has recently been
revived for jabberd2:
http://mail.jabber.org/pipermail/jabberd/2005-July/002796.html
which provides the intriguing possibility of defining perl filters or handlers
for the session manager (which can be
Jacek Konieczny wrote:
On Fri, Jul 22, 2005 at 09:58:11AM -0600, Peter Saint-Andre wrote:
2. The STARTTLS command is malformed (i.e., something other than
starttls xmlns='urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:xmpp-tls'/ because the
namespace is wrong,
If the namespace is wrong, then that is not a
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Peter Saint-Andre wrote:
Mario Salzer wrote:
I recently tried to advocate a similar [EMAIL PROTECTED] syntax as
shortcut for Web URLs (as replacement for less user-friendly OpenID
homepage addresses). But because of the fear for AOL users, this
Mario Salzer wrote:
I recently tried to advocate a similar [EMAIL PROTECTED] syntax as
shortcut for Web URLs (as replacement for less user-friendly OpenID
homepage addresses). But because of the fear for AOL users, this was
quickly dismissed there with Jabber also got this wrong.
Well, nobody
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