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Damon Register | 1 Apr 2004 03:40
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Re: Yahoo Transport + Jabber 1.4.3

Spyro Polymiadis wrote:
> I have got the problem where yahoo 'logs in' and i get a list of contacts..
> but the problem i have is that none of my contacts see me online and i dont
> see any of them online either (when they clearly are online using the
Yes, I have that problem too.  This is really annoying.

> ypager) . when i try and send a message nothing happens.  I doubt that i
> have got my .xml files wrong as i have set them up exactly the same as the
This is another issue that bugs me.  The instructions for the yahoo
transport are lacking compared to the AIM and MSN instructions.
I had to compare to AIM and MSN to get it setup

I see no one has answered yet.  I have searched the messages for the
last few months and I have seen several posts of problems (some seem
to be related) but I don't find any help.  I tried changing from server
scs.yahoo.com to scs.msg.yahoo.com and it seemed to change the behavior
a little but still it doesn't work.  I don't see yahoo users on line
even though they are on line.   Does anyone have the yahoo transport
2.3.1 working with jabberd 1.4.3?

Damon Register
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Spyro Polymiadis | 1 Apr 2004 04:17

Re: Yahoo Transport + Jabber 1.4.3

well after mucking around a little reading forums etc.. i did get it working
just by changing the login server from scs.yahoo.com to scs.msg.yahoo.com
and that *just worked* for me...what other issues are you getting? what does
running the yahoo transport with the -D option show?

Spyro

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Damon Register" <damon_register <at> comcast.net>
To: "Jabber server administration list" <jadmin <at> jabber.org>
Sent: Thursday, April 01, 2004 11:10 AM
Subject: Re: [jadmin] Yahoo Transport + Jabber 1.4.3

> Spyro Polymiadis wrote:
> > I have got the problem where yahoo 'logs in' and i get a list of
contacts..
> > but the problem i have is that none of my contacts see me online and i
dont
> > see any of them online either (when they clearly are online using the
> Yes, I have that problem too.  This is really annoying.
>
> > ypager) . when i try and send a message nothing happens.  I doubt that i
> > have got my .xml files wrong as i have set them up exactly the same as
the
> This is another issue that bugs me.  The instructions for the yahoo
> transport are lacking compared to the AIM and MSN instructions.
> I had to compare to AIM and MSN to get it setup
>
> I see no one has answered yet.  I have searched the messages for the
> last few months and I have seen several posts of problems (some seem
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Ryan Eatmon | 1 Apr 2004 04:46

Re: users-agent search & discovery


Ok...  I released a tar.gz on JabberStudio.  Goto to the files section 
and grab it.

You will have to get the new Net::Jabber v1.30 and XML::Stream v1.18 as 
well.  Available on CPAN or on JabberStudio.

Ryan Eatmon wrote:

>
> Ok... bad news.  This is going to take me a few days to fix due to a 
> "design flaw" in Net::Jabber and XML::Stream.  I have to work that out 
> first before I can get users-agent working with jabberd2.  Apologies 
> all around.
>
> nux wrote:
>
>> hello ,
>>
>> i'm new to jabber.  i've just installed jabber2 with jcr muc 0.6 , 
>> jit , msn-t . on my linuxBox.
>> it's great. i love it. and all works perfectly .. ;O)
>>
>> now, i'm trying to add the jud.
>> i have installed perl users-agent, it seems to be working , 
>> connection type accept - handshake . etc .. , but seems not 
>> publishing their discovery options, as register and search .
>>
>> anyone have allready users-agent and jabber2 to link .
>> all advises are welcome.
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Taylor, James | 1 Apr 2004 06:02
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Enterprise scalability

I am learning through painful experience that Jabberd 1.4.2 will apparently
not scale to enterprise levels.  I am actually struggling to get our current
installation to stay up with >800 simultaneous log ons.  Xdb_sql back-end to
Postgres and PAM authentication to LDAP--nothing fancy, but no stability.
Can I expect better from 2.0s2 or do I get more of the same?  Anyone scaled
to levels >10000 and willing to testify?  Do I have to resort to segmented
JID's and multiple c2s jabberd processes connected via s2s back-channels?  I
don't like the idea, but I am desperate for stability.

I have reproduced in the lab one of who-knows-how-many current crash issues,
a segmentation fault in xdb_thump.  Appears that the xdb_thump cache staling
thread is in contention with threads handling xdb query results, and it ends
up trying to traverse NULL pointers as it removes a stale entry.  (gdb shows
the xdbcache to include only the initial top node at the time...)

And I was sure I was trodding a well-beaten path when I championed Jabber
here at my company...  Please advise.
--JT

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Sergei Golovan | 1 Apr 2004 06:04
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Re: Re: Can't connect with jabber.org

On Sun, Mar 21, 2004 at 02:55:52PM -0500, Joel Ebel wrote:
> In my first message to the list, I did say all three records I defined. 
>  I've avoided stating my domain for the sake of privacy, but I suppose 
> I'll stop avoiding for the sake of looking at my DNS.  The domain is 
> mybox.org.  There is a record for _jabber and for 
> _xmpp-client/_xmpp-server.  All three point to the host 
> jabber.mybox.org, which is a cname for moses.mybox.org.

I had the same problem with my server. It seems that jabber.org (and
jabber.com as well) can't resolve IP if the SRV record points to CNAME. When I
replaced CNAME record by A record, the problem disappeared.

I think it's a bug in jabber.org s2s module.

Best!
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Sergei Golovan
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Mike Willbanks | 1 Apr 2004 06:14

Re: Enterprise scalability

I do not have many users running on my jabber 2 installation (less than 
100) but so far I do not seem to crash as much as the others have with 
1.4.x versions.  So if nothing else maybe that could be worth a try or 
even a different jabber server than jabberd?

Mike

>I am learning through painful experience that Jabberd 1.4.2 will apparently
>not scale to enterprise levels.  I am actually struggling to get our current
>installation to stay up with >800 simultaneous log ons.  Xdb_sql back-end to
>Postgres and PAM authentication to LDAP--nothing fancy, but no stability.
>Can I expect better from 2.0s2 or do I get more of the same?  Anyone scaled
>to levels >10000 and willing to testify?  Do I have to resort to segmented
>JID's and multiple c2s jabberd processes connected via s2s back-channels?  I
>don't like the idea, but I am desperate for stability.
>
>I have reproduced in the lab one of who-knows-how-many current crash issues,
>a segmentation fault in xdb_thump.  Appears that the xdb_thump cache staling
>thread is in contention with threads handling xdb query results, and it ends
>up trying to traverse NULL pointers as it removes a stale entry.  (gdb shows
>the xdbcache to include only the initial top node at the time...)
>
>And I was sure I was trodding a well-beaten path when I championed Jabber
>here at my company...  Please advise.
>--JT
> 
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Aditya | 1 Apr 2004 08:38
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Jabber 2.x Over VPN

Hi,

Our offices are spread geographically across India, and we are planning to use Jabber at all the sites.
These sites are now connected over VPN Links, please let me know if any one of you have tried doing this,
would appreciate if you can share some technical info as to 
1. How to do it (Any pointers to technical documentation would be of great help)
2. Is a jabber server needed at each of the locations
3. How do I ensure security in communication
4. What is the bare minimum setup required
5. What are the challenges

Thanks in Advance
Adi

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wapcn | 1 Apr 2004 10:26
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Where can download xdb_sql for window

Hi
   Who know, Where can download xdb_sql for window version.

thanks
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Sander Devrieze | 1 Apr 2004 11:23
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Re: Enterprise scalability


Op donderdag 1 april 2004 06:02, schreef Taylor, James:
> I am learning through painful experience that Jabberd 1.4.2 will apparently
> not scale to enterprise levels.  I am actually struggling to get our
> current installation to stay up with >800 simultaneous log ons.  Xdb_sql
> back-end to Postgres and PAM authentication to LDAP--nothing fancy, but no
> stability. Can I expect better from 2.0s2 or do I get more of the same? 
> Anyone scaled to levels >10000 and willing to testify?  Do I have to resort
> to segmented JID's and multiple c2s jabberd processes connected via s2s
> back-channels?  I don't like the idea, but I am desperate for stability.
>
> I have reproduced in the lab one of who-knows-how-many current crash
> issues, a segmentation fault in xdb_thump.  Appears that the xdb_thump
> cache staling thread is in contention with threads handling xdb query
> results, and it ends up trying to traverse NULL pointers as it removes a
> stale entry.  (gdb shows the xdbcache to include only the initial top node
> at the time...)

Maybe you can give ejabberd a try. Just look at ejabberd.jabberstudio.org for 
more information (ps: cvs has intresting new features).

<snip>

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Mvg, Sander Devrieze.

JabberID: sander <at> vosberg.be -- ( http://jabber.vosberg.be/ )
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Alexander Neumann | 1 Apr 2004 11:40
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"Error 400: Bad Request" on sending a message to the administrative address

Hi,

I operate a jabber server (version 1.4.3 of the official server
implementation) at avalon.hoffentlich.net.  On sending a message to the
administrative address "avalon.hoffentlich.net", for which my JID
"fd0 <at> avalon.hoffentlich.net" has admin write access, the following
happens (I'm sending from my actual connection, the full JID is
"fd0 <at> avalon.hoffentlich.net/necromancer"):

sent:
<message to="avalon.hoffentlich.net" >
<subject>test</subject>
<body>test</body>
</message>

received:
<message from="avalon.hoffentlich.net" type="error"
  to="fd0 <at> avalon.hoffentlich.net/necromancer" > <body>test</body>
	<subject>Admin: test (avalon.hoffentlich.net)</subject>
	<x xmlns="jabber:x:delay" from="avalon.hoffentlich.net"
	stamp="20040401T09:33:07">admin</x> <error code="400">Bad
	Request</error>
</message>

<message from="avalon.hoffentlich.net" to="fd0 <at> avalon.hoffentlich.net/necromancer" >
	<x xmlns="jabber:x:delay" from="avalon.hoffentlich.net"
	stamp="20040401T09:33:07" >admin</x>
	<subject>Auto Reply</subject>
	<body>This is a special administrative address.  Your message was
	received and forwarded to server administrators.</body>
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