2005/9/28, mame louk [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Even if it's not the best place for asking, I wanted to ask if you
know an open source software dedicated to the LAN chat. Because even
if iChat, Trillian other can do it, LAN chat is a bit different from
IM.
Could you explain the difference?
For
2005/9/8, Lucas Nussbaum [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
(A) Should a client display contacts with subscription=none or
subscription=from (and not ask=subscribe) ? You obviously don't care
about those contacts, and they will never send you any presence, so why
lose space in your contact list ?
One need to
Sure, Miranda IM. It handles many protocols, but also Jabber.
It is GPL, so watch what you do with any code :)
If you get anywhere with your client, I would love to see it (maybe even help if I had more time)...
Good luck!
Matthew.
On 21/09/05, ReK2GNULinux [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, I am a
How is it that Jabber clients can send greek characters to other Jabber
clients and they display nicely? They do, somehow.
But when I try to get my perl script to send a greek character to a
Jabber server (and I believe I've tried everything everything under the
sun - details below), all I
The answer is simple; Use UTF-8, and use it correctly.
If it goes wrong, then either something in your code, or in Net::Jabber or
Perl is going wrong too.
While neither Net:Jabber nor Perl has a very brilliant history in
supporting unicode, I think by now both are mature enough to assume
You can copy/paste it to see that it does indeed produce wrong output
(at least on jabberd 1.4 Perl 5.8.4 which I use, though I doubt
there's something wrong with these versions)
For comparison, Jabberd 1.4.4 and Perl 5.8.6:
https://trypticon.org/files/all_greek_to_me.png
Are you sure your
Trejkaz wrote:
You can copy/paste it to see that it does indeed produce wrong output
(at least on jabberd 1.4 Perl 5.8.4 which I use, though I doubt
there's something wrong with these versions)
For comparison, Jabberd 1.4.4 and Perl 5.8.6:
Actually my jabberd is
Which Jabber client software are you using on your desktop?
Trejkaz wrote:
For comparison, Jabberd 1.4.4 and Perl 5.8.6:
https://trypticon.org/files/all_greek_to_me.png
Are you sure your script is in UTF-8? Have you viewed it as ASCII just to
see if the encoding looks vaguely correct? I
On Thu, 29 Sep 2005 17:57:04 +0200, John Talbot [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
That is very surprising. Since Perl probably has nothing to do with the
unicode here, the culprit has to be jabberd then. I'll try to upgrade
(though I use the apt-get system for which the most recent versions
don't
Which Jabber client software are you using on your desktop?
Ah, yes. That was Psi (on Windows, if it wasn't evident.)
TX
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