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Gregg Berkholtz | 1 Mar 2005 19:17

Yahoo Transports?

I'm trying to locate a Yahoo Transport which will function with
ejabberd. I've Googled around and found only "yahoo-transport", with a
homepage of http://yahoo-transport.jabberstudio.org/, and broken links
to the downloads.

Is there a better way to get ejabberd talking with the Yahoo network?

Thanks,
Gregg Berkholtz
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Sander Devrieze | 1 Mar 2005 19:47
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Re: Yahoo Transports? (+badlop)

Op dinsdag 1 maart 2005 19:17, schreef Gregg Berkholtz:
> I'm trying to locate a Yahoo Transport which will function with
> ejabberd. I've Googled around and found only "yahoo-transport", with a
> homepage of http://yahoo-transport.jabberstudio.org/, and broken links
> to the downloads.
>
> Is there a better way to get ejabberd talking with the Yahoo network?

Try this Yahoo-transport-2 transport 
( http://yahoo-transport.jabberstudio.org/ ) configuration:
http://www.jabberstudio.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/cvs/ejabberd/examples/transport-configs/yahoo-t/
Remark that I splitted the config file. As I am using this config on my 
server, they are known to work in combination with ejabberd :-)

Instructions:
1) Modify the config files to your needs, PATH's,...
2) Get a copy of Jabberd 1.4.3 or higher (source!).
3) Compile Jabberd, but do not install it now.
4) Move the Yahoo-transport source directory in the jabberd source directory.
5) Compile Yahoo-transport.
6) Copy the yahoo-transport-2.so (it can be called differently; I don't know 
it exact ;) ) file to the directory specified in the yahoo-transport configs 
(see 1)
7) Copy the jabberd binary and libs (you don't need all libs in this case!) to 
the place you want.
8) Add an entry for the Yahoo-transport in ejabberd like described in the 
ejabberd guide.
9) Reload this config or restart ejabberd.
10) run jabberd *and* specify the config file it should use (master.xml of 
yahoo-t)
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Matthew Nourse | 2 Mar 2005 04:07
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Re: postgres + testing


>From: Nicolas Niclausse <Nicolas.Niclausse <at> sophia.inria.fr>
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> >>>>> "Matthew"  writes:
>
>  Matthew> I agree that the problem is strange :-).  Unfortunately it's
>  Matthew> just got a bit stranger ;-)...I wrote a small test program
>  Matthew> to try to test this out further but I can't get more than
>  Matthew> 1000 simultaneous connections with this test program.  I
>  Matthew> tried the test program with a variety of ERL_OPTIONS
>  Matthew> settings, including with and without the +K option.
>
>
>By default, a user program is limited to 1024 file descriptors. You
>should raise this limit using 'ulimit -n'
>
>You may have to tweak pam configuration to enable non root users to
>raise the hard limit
>
>see
>
>http://bbcr.uwaterloo.ca/~brecht/servers/openfiles.html
>

Thanks very much!  I found that in addition to following those instructions, 
I also needed to add a

ulimit -HSn 80000

statement to the "start" section of my /etc/init.d/ejabberd file.
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Sage | 3 Mar 2005 23:07

Drupal authentication

Is there any way to tie ejabberd to the user database in Drupal?  I 
would like my jabber users to authenticate against Drupal's user passwords.
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jared | 4 Mar 2005 00:01
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jabberd or ejabberd

Don't mean to start any flame war or anything, but I'm curious.  Are the 
three mostly popular jabber servers, jabberd1.4.3.1 jabberd2.x, and 
ejabberd?  If so, in which order?  I'm just curious what the most widely 
deployed jabberd is, and why we should chose one over the other.

Thanks much!

Jared
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Sander Devrieze | 4 Mar 2005 00:27
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Re: jabberd or ejabberd

Op vrijdag 4 maart 2005 00:01, schreef jared:
> Don't mean to start any flame war or anything, but I'm curious.  Are the
> three mostly popular jabber servers, jabberd1.4.3.1 jabberd2.x, and
> ejabberd?  If so, in which order?  I'm just curious what the most widely
> deployed jabberd is,

Probably Jabberd14 is the most widely deployed open source Jabber server for 
*public servers* because it is the oldest and included in most distributions. 
Jabberd2 is the next version of Jabberd14, but because there is not yet a 
stable version after 2/3? years, Jabberd14 still "lives". ejabberd is only 
2,5 years old, but already much better than Jabberd14 IMO. I think it also 
has a better feature as it is build upon Erlang, as it is one of the 
state-horses of the Erlang community, as it has a good community,... Jabberd2 
and ejabberd is probably (wild guess) installed on the same number of server 
(or has the same number of users using such a Jabber server). Jive Messenger 
is IMO the Jabber server with (at the moment ;-) ) the most user-friendly web 
administration interface,...

> and why we should chose one over the other. 

That depends on what you needs. A good starting point is 
http://www.jabber.org/admin/jsc/ (this do only list the open source Jabber 
server implementations, and not yet all of them)

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-- 
Mvg, Sander Devrieze.

xmpp:sander <at> l4l.be ( http://jabber.l4l.be/ )

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Re: jabberd or ejabberd


Sander Devrieze wrote:
> Op vrijdag 4 maart 2005 00:01, schreef jared:
> 
>>Don't mean to start any flame war or anything, but I'm curious.  Are the
>>three mostly popular jabber servers, jabberd1.4.3.1 jabberd2.x, and
>>ejabberd?  If so, in which order?  I'm just curious what the most widely
>>deployed jabberd is,
> 
> 
> Probably Jabberd14 is the most widely deployed open source Jabber server for 
> *public servers* because it is the oldest and included in most distributions. 
> Jabberd2 is the next version of Jabberd14, but because there is not yet a 
> stable version after 2/3? years, Jabberd14 still "lives". ejabberd is only 
> 2,5 years old, but already much better than Jabberd14 IMO. I think it also 
> has a better feature as it is build upon Erlang, as it is one of the 
> state-horses of the Erlang community, as it has a good community,... Jabberd2 
> and ejabberd is probably (wild guess) installed on the same number of server 
> (or has the same number of users using such a Jabber server). Jive Messenger 
> is IMO the Jabber server with (at the moment ;-) ) the most user-friendly web 
> administration interface,...
> 
> 
>>and why we should chose one over the other. 
> 
> 
> That depends on what you needs. A good starting point is 
> http://www.jabber.org/admin/jsc/ (this do only list the open source Jabber 
> server implementations, and not yet all of them)
> 
> 

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Re: Drupal authentication


Sage пишет:
> Is there any way to tie ejabberd to the user database in Drupal?  I 
> would like my jabber users to authenticate against Drupal's user passwords.

I saw there LDAP modules for drupal ?






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Re: Re: Drupal authentication


I thought you can use drupal to authenticate against jabber? Why not
do this instead?

On Fri, 04 Mar 2005 15:11:54 +0300, Arioch <the_Arioch <at> nm.ru> wrote:
> Sage пишет:
> > Is there any way to tie ejabberd to the user database in Drupal?  I
> > would like my jabber users to authenticate against Drupal's user passwords.
> 
> I saw there LDAP modules for drupal ?
> 
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Re: Re: Drupal authentication


Unfortunately, that won't work for me.  I need the Drupal system to be 
self-contained, so that if I take down the jabber system, the Drupal 
system remains unaffected.  So I need the jabber server to authenticate 
against Drupal's user base.  Note that ejabberd and Drupal are running 
on two different servers entirely.

If I can't do this, would it be theoretically possible to create a php 
module for Drupal against which ejabberd could authenticate over http?

On Mar 4, 2005, at 7:27 AM, Christopher Zorn wrote:

> I thought you can use drupal to authenticate against jabber? Why not
> do this instead?
>
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> On Fri, 04 Mar 2005 15:11:54 +0300, Arioch <the_Arioch <at> nm.ru> wrote:
>> Sage пишет:
>>> Is there any way to tie ejabberd to the user database in Drupal?  I
>>> would like my jabber users to authenticate against Drupal's user 
>>> passwords.
>>
>> I saw there LDAP modules for drupal ?
>>
>> _______________________________________________
>> ejabberd mailing list
>> ejabberd <at> jabber.ru
>> http://lists.jabber.ru/mailman/listinfo/ejabberd
>>
> _______________________________________________
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