[JDEV] irc-jabber & killall -HUP
Dennis Noordsij
dennis.noordsij at wiral.com
Tue Nov 14 07:54:38 CST 2000
On Tuesday 14 November 2000 15:25, Keith Minkler wrote:
> <snip/>
> I haven't tried it yet, to be honest, but you *should* just need two
> service sections... say one is ip 12.34.56.78:9000 secret:irc-trans and the
> other 12.34.56.78:9001 secret:irc-trans, (normally, you could just use one
> port, and connect them both to, and use different secrets to distinguish
> the id's, but this way you can just use the secret variable twice, with
> different ports) give the first an id of irc.foo.com, and the second an id
> of register.irc.foo.com, (make sure these are set in the irc_trans.x l file
> as well) ...
>
> you will also have to make the ehandler_new lines into ehandler_new_ex
> lines.. there are two of them in external.c, one for the main agent, and
> one for the sub-agent... just change them both.
>
> <snip/>
>
> -Keith
Yup, did all that. Upon starting irctrans I get 2 "xmlnode received" lines, I
can go to groupchat and log onto irc, one-on-one chat works, channel works,
etc, but when I hit register nothing happens (although the irctrans -D output
says basically
FROM dennis at mydomain TO irc.mydomain jabber:iq:register
So it does not send it to register.irc.mydomain.
Do I have to add register.irc.mydomain to the agents in jabber.xml as well?
Or is the <agent> section in irc_trans.xml supposed to handle it? (what I
imagine).
THEN AGAIN I am using gabber 0.7.0, I dont know if that supports sub agents
at all. Funny thing is linux clients can connect, windows clients can not
(tried various clients), they all go error 10054 connection reset by peer.
Funny :)
Thanks,
Dennis
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