[JDEV] Newbie: Who should be using the jabber software ?
John P . Looney
valen at tuatha.org
Tue Nov 23 14:03:05 CST 1999
On Tue, Nov 23, 1999 at 01:30:19PM -0600, Thomas Charron mentioned:
> If you can say, are there any specif packages you're looking to possibly
> having a jabber transport to/from?
Just the "common" ones. We want people to have no reason to use a
non-jabber client - and the most common reason someone would use a
proprietary one is "Little Johnny down the road uses ICQ". As long as we
can talk to ICQ, AIM & other big ones, that's sufficent for the time being.
> I just started work on this very thing. Sort of a 'New Users Guide to
> Jabber', with how to install, how to set it up, breif overview on the entuire
> system, writing new transports using libetherx, etc..
Woohoo! If you want a proofreader...
> > However, I still can't get the jserver to start. Started with the -D
> > option it gives:
> > % jserver -D -s bing
> > [..deleted..]
> > Tue Nov 23 18:47:39 1999 debug/tstream:153 tstream read event
> > Tue Nov 23 18:47:39 1999 debug/xmlstream:196 _xmlstream_main
> > Tue Nov 23 18:47:39 1999 debug/tstream:153 tstream read event
> > Tue Nov 23 18:47:39 1999 error/tstream error reading from socket
> > '127.0.0.1'
> > Tue Nov 23 18:47:39 1999 error/libetherx unable to estabilsh connection to
> > etherx, forcing exit
> > %
> Is etherx listening on the IP you are connecting to? There are a few lines
> in registry.xml that contain the IP's it should be listening on. The easiest
> way to tell is try to telnet to bind on port 5269 and see if you get a
> connection. I suspect it may not be..
The machine only has the one IP address. I can telnet localhost 5269, and
get a connection fine. Hmm. Must be something wrong with jserver's config
then. Maybe it's trying to connect elsewhere...
The jserver.xml file is:
<transport id='jabber' namespace="jabber:server" secret='smeg'
dso='/usr/remote/packages/jabber-transport/lib/jabber/jserver.so'>
<name>localhost</name>
<name>hercules.fv.digiserve.ie</name>
<log>/usr/remote/packages/jabber-transport/var/log/jserver.log</log>
<!-- maps *@aol.com to *@amt.foo.bar
<map host="aol.com">amt.foo.bar</map> -->
<!-- forwards irc:irc.network.org/room to irc.foo.bar
<map type="irc">irc.foo.bar</map> -->
<info>
<name>Jabber Server</name>
<description>A Jabber Server!</description>
<email>jplooney at online.ie</email>
<url>http://www.fv.digiserve.ie/</url>
</info>
<!-- a place to list the available agents for the users of this server -->
<agents>
<id>groups.foo.bar</id>
<id>amt.foo.bar</id>
<id>irc.foo.bar</id>
</agents>
<service id="svc_basic" dso="/usr/remote/packages/jabber-transport/lib/jabber/svc_basic.so">
<anonymous/>
</service>
<modules>
<mod_basic dso="/usr/remote/packages/jabber-transport/lib/jabber/mod_basic.so">
<registration/>
<spool>/usr/remote/packages/jabber-transport/var/jabber</spool>
<users>/usr/remote/packages/jabber-transport/etc/jabber/mod_basic_users.xml</users>
</mod_basic>
</modules>
</transport>
Kate
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