> $config['xmpp']['server'] = 'sub-domain.sitename.com'; // my XMPP server > is installed on a different server.
> // $config['xmpp']['host'] = NULL; // Only set if different from server > --> What should be this? since my XMPP server is separate from the main > server. Should it be the IP address? It can be a hostname as well. It's the address you use to reach your StatusNet web interface. > $config['xmpp']['port'] = 5222; // my Ejabberd admin link is: > http://www.IP-ADDRESS:5280/admin > // $config['xmpp']['encryption'] = false; --> does this require any > additional settings to set the encryption to ON? Yes, you have to generate a certificate for your xmpp server using OpenSSL. Plenty of instructions to be found on the web. > // $config['xmpp']['resource'] = 'uniquename'; --> what is this for? This is any name that can be set for your server. Like the AmitsServer. It will show up in the Resource field of the XMPP bot's properties when checked. > // $config['xmpp']['public'][] = 'someinde...@example.net'; --> what is this > for? Not sure about this bit. > $config['xmpp']['debug'] = true; --> Using this, I can see in the browser > that it is not able to connect! :) You may have to set the correct entry for the hostname entry. _______________________________________________ StatusNet-dev mailing list StatusNet-dev@lists.status.net http://lists.status.net/mailman/listinfo/statusnet-dev
