Hi Alexander!
Alexander Gnauck schrieb:
this is a nice feature. I would be interested to add support for that in
agsXMPP, and also add it to my test.
Cool. I'd like to see this SASL feature having more widespread support
in Jabber implementations.
Matthias
On 26 Jul 2006, at 9:15, Matthias Wimmer wrote:
Cool. I'd like to see this SASL feature having more widespread
support in Jabber implementations.
I agree on the server side. However, this feature is handy for
administrators (of big servers), but that's where it stops, isn't
it ? Only a
On 26 Jul 2006, at 08:25, Remko Troncon wrote:
On 26 Jul 2006, at 9:15, Matthias Wimmer wrote:
Cool. I'd like to see this SASL feature having more widespread
support in Jabber implementations.
I agree on the server side.
Just to add - I've got patches implementing this feature for
Hi Remko!
Remko Troncon schrieb:
I agree on the server side. However, this feature is handy for
administrators (of big servers), but that's where it stops, isn't it ?
Only a client that wants to implement everything would be interested in
implementing this, but i don't think most client want
Even features like setting a message of the day, that is not even
standardized.
Don't get me started on that one ;-)
Some clients separate the essential settings from expert-settings.
The authorization identity could be one of these expert-settings.
You're right, your other example
Matthias Wimmer schrieb:
Also I don't think, that this feature is admin-only. This was only an
example I gave. Let me give another example: There could be an account
[EMAIL PROTECTED] where all people of the sales departement of example
corp. will be allowed to authorize as. So that customers
I just added support for SASL authorization identities to my client
connection manager (jadc2s).
Out of curiosity: are there other servers supporting this ?
cheers,
Remko
No, that's not what I am looking for. I know enough clients, that have
support to authenticate using SASL. But they all transmit no
authorization id, and therefore they authorize as the same identity as
they authenticate.
SASL has the concept of authorizing as someone else as you
