Hello,
I have implemented jabber in redhat linux for instant messaging andworking smoothly for quite sometime. Now I would like to enable voice onjabber. Could you please help me to accomplish this.Rgds/-
Sanal.
Hi,Some days ago someone pointed me to a post on the jadmin maling list [1]. What they are talking about are the accounts that my monitoring software have created for monitoring login times and server features on each server. Then I noticed that stpeter responded to that[2] and said that there
When you say implemented, do you mean that you have created a software
client? If so, elaborate on that.
On 9/19/06, Sanal Panicker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I have implemented jabber in redhat linux for instant messaging and
working smoothly for quite sometime. Now I would like to
Hi Tobias,
Some days ago someone pointed me to a post on the jadmin maling list
[1]. What they are talking about are the accounts that my monitoring
software have created for monitoring login times and server features on
each server. Then I noticed that stpeter responded to that[2] and said
Hi Tobias,
2006/9/19, Tobias Markmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
Some days ago someone pointed me to a post on the jadmin maling list [1].
What they are talking about are the accounts that my monitoring software
have created for monitoring login times and server features on each server.
Then I
That's right but anonymous login isn't widely supported today and I don't know what you mean by we have s2s for that. The only way to monitor s2s connections is either using accounts on the servers or including some testing protocol right in the server. The first is easier to realise and works
The status of my project is that the c2s test part is finished and the web interface part still need's some work. Nevertheless the web interface already supports adding, editing and deleting servers and accounts. The whole project will move on my server the next days and then I can do significant
2006/9/19, Tobias Markmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The status of my project is that the c2s test part is finished and the web
interface part still need's some work. Nevertheless the web interface
already supports adding, editing and deleting servers and accounts. The
whole project will move on my
The monitoring part is written in C++ and uses gloox and mysql. Maybe I'll add support for other database management systems. The web interface is a Drupal module, therefore written in PHP. I choose to write it as Drupal module because it already has a secure user and right management and you can
Hi Tobias!
I would suggest you as well, that you ask the administrators of the
servers you are monitoring if they allow you to do so.
My personal view, I am NO lawyer: If you are logging in to an internet
service, you will accept the terms of service of this internet service.
These terms of
That sounds okay for me. Even if the problem is similar in my eyes to i.e. Google's caching feature since I don't believe they ask all webmaster whether they are allowed to mirror their pages or not. I'll also extend the monitoring part to keep the accounts vCard with up to date information what
On 19-Sep-06, at 2:03 PM, Tobias Markmann wrote:
The monitoring part is written in C++ and uses gloox and mysql.
Maybe I'll add support for other database management systems. The
web interface is a Drupal module, therefore written in PHP. I
choose to write it as Drupal module because it
Dear Mr. Rottenberg,
We use exodus winjab to communicate with jabber (1.4.1-2) also developed an interface in Java to create buddy list in xml files.
Rgds/-
Sanal.
On 9/19/06, Hal Rottenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When you say implemented, do you mean that you have created a softwareclient?If
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