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Paul Curtis | 1 Apr 2005 01:44

Re: Sun article - May be of interest.

jabber <at> brevo.com wrote:
> So if you release a product based on XMPP, you can't say it was Powered by
> Jabber?
> 
> Thanks for the info, I had no idea that you could say you used the Jabber
> technology or make any references to the Jabber community.

The details of how the Jabber trademark can be used are not widely 
known. As both the open source XMPP servers (ejabberd, jabberd 1.4x & 
2.x, etc.) and the commercial products (Sun, Jabber, Inc., etc.) are 
XMPP servers, the question of the use of Jabber Powered and the Jabber 
logo haven't been fully addressed, IMHO.

Paul
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Ilya Pevzner | 1 Apr 2005 01:39

yahoo-transport-2.3.2 bug and possible patch

Yahoo transport seems to ignore presence of new contacts. Here is
a hack that seems to fix the problem:

--- yahoo.c     2005/03/31 17:37:23     1.4
+++ yahoo.c     2005/03/31 23:41:21
 <at>  <at>  -1366,6 +1366,7  <at>  <at> 
      case YAHOO_SERVICE_NEWCONTACT:
          log_debug(ZONE, "[YAHOO]: Process New Contact");
          yahoo_process_contact(yd, pkt);
+        yahoo_process_status(yd, pkt);
          break;
      case YAHOO_SERVICE_LIST:
          log_debug(ZONE, "[YAHOO]: Process Service List");

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abo | 1 Apr 2005 09:35

Re: Re: jabberd2 features

El dj, 31-03-2005 a las 22:18 +0200, Frank Niedermann escribió:

> Where do you think would a link be more visible? Maybe just
> renaming the link for more information about the content?
> 
> Regards,
>   Frank

well, i found it for 1.4 just in a second. a nice place to see it will
be on main jabberd2 page(http://jabberd.jabberstudio.org/2/) .

just some thoughts

abo

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Emmanuel Lesouef | 1 Apr 2005 10:16
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Problem with file transfer

Hello Jadmin list,

Being new with jabber, I'm asking here for a little help.

I installed Jabber 1.4 under Debian Sarge. The Jabber server is hosted 
outside my company and is only available using SSL (port 5223). It is 
not requesting any registration (as this is an internal server) and 
cannot update JUD (TCP port 5269 is closed, in and out).

I'm having issue with file transfer. Users initiate file transfers, the 
recipient gets a notification but when it accepts it, nothing happens. 
No file transfer and it seems to be stuck in the sender's queue.

What may be the problem ? Is it a misconfiguration ?

Thanks for your help,

PS : Is it possible to force jabberd to do extensive logs ? If so, how ?

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Matthias Wimmer | 1 Apr 2005 10:36

Re: Problem with file transfer

Hi Emmanuel!

Emmanuel Lesouef schrieb am 2005-04-01 10:16:08:
> What may be the problem ? Is it a misconfiguration ?

While files are normally not transfered using the server connection, but
by the clients connecting to each other. Jabber is only used to initiate
the transfer. As you told, that the other client is getting the init
packet, I guess it's no problem you have with the server but with the
clients.

> PS : Is it possible to force jabberd to do extensive logs ? If so, how ?

What do you want to get logged? Something special or just debugging
information? In the later case, you can enable debugging using the -D
command line switch. With jabberd 1.4.4 you can even enable the output
of debugging information while the server is already running by
reconfiguring the debugging in the configuration file and sending a
SIGHUP to the server.
(And jabberd 1.4.4 also allows you to log normal and debugging messages
to your syslogd.)

Tot kijk
    Matthias

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Re: Problem with file transfer


Matthias Wimmer a écrit :
> Hi Emmanuel!
> 
> Emmanuel Lesouef schrieb am 2005-04-01 10:16:08:
> 
>>What may be the problem ? Is it a misconfiguration ?
> 
> 
> While files are normally not transfered using the server connection, but
> by the clients connecting to each other. Jabber is only used to initiate
> the transfer. As you told, that the other client is getting the init
> packet, I guess it's no problem you have with the server but with the
> clients.

We're using Gaim. If I understand you well, transfering files is similar 
to do DCC in IRC ?

I'm going to do more tests with other jabber clients.

> 
> 
>>PS : Is it possible to force jabberd to do extensive logs ? If so, how ?
> 
> 
> What do you want to get logged? Something special or just debugging
> information? In the later case, you can enable debugging using the -D
> command line switch. With jabberd 1.4.4 you can even enable the output
> of debugging information while the server is already running by
> reconfiguring the debugging in the configuration file and sending a
> SIGHUP to the server.

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Re: Problem with file transfer


Hi!

Emmanuel Lesouef schrieb am 2005-04-01 10:52:42:
> We're using Gaim. If I understand you well, transfering files is similar 
> to do DCC in IRC ?

Right ...

Tot kijk
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Re: Problem with file transfer


El dv, 01-04-2005 a las 10:52 +0200, Emmanuel Lesouef escribió:
> Matthias Wimmer a écrit :
> > Hi Emmanuel!
> > 
> > Emmanuel Lesouef schrieb am 2005-04-01 10:16:08:
> > 
> >>What may be the problem ? Is it a misconfiguration ?
> > 
> > 
> > While files are normally not transfered using the server connection, but
> > by the clients connecting to each other. Jabber is only used to initiate
> > the transfer. As you told, that the other client is getting the init
> > packet, I guess it's no problem you have with the server but with the
> > clients.
> 
> We're using Gaim. If I understand you well, transfering files is similar 
> to do DCC in IRC ?
> 

is just a p2p connection. a direct transfer between sender and reciper.

there was a lot of discussion long time ago(not sure if is alive yet)
about how transfer should be handled. the option of transfer trought
server was discarded because the overload(mostly in bandwith) this
implies.

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Re: Problem with file transfer


Matthias Wimmer a écrit :
> Hi!
> 
> Emmanuel Lesouef schrieb am 2005-04-01 10:52:42:
> 
>>We're using Gaim. If I understand you well, transfering files is similar 
>>to do DCC in IRC ?
> 
> 
> Right ...
> 
> Tot kijk
>     Matthias
> 

Well, I suppose it's another problem. Gabber, gnome-jabber, ircom don't 
work.

I cannot relaunch the jabber server for now. I will try to enable 
debugging this afternoon.

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Re: Problem with file transfer


The main problem is the firewall configuration of each client.
File transfer use a direct connection with two client. If one of them have 
a firewall activated,
the file transfer fails.
I have many problem with Win XP SP2, that automatically install its firewall.
Have a good day
Luigi

At 10.16 01/04/2005 +0200, you wrote:
>Hello Jadmin list,
>
>Being new with jabber, I'm asking here for a little help.
>
>I installed Jabber 1.4 under Debian Sarge. The Jabber server is hosted 
>outside my company and is only available using SSL (port 5223). It is not 
>requesting any registration (as this is an internal server) and cannot 
>update JUD (TCP port 5269 is closed, in and out).
>
>I'm having issue with file transfer. Users initiate file transfers, the 
>recipient gets a notification but when it accepts it, nothing happens. No 
>file transfer and it seems to be stuck in the sender's queue.
>
>What may be the problem ? Is it a misconfiguration ?
>
>Thanks for your help,
>
>PS : Is it possible to force jabberd to do extensive logs ? If so, how ?
>
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