[JDEV] Problems with: Groupchat and Jaber User Directory
Evandro Linhares
evandro_linhares at hotmail.com
Fri Oct 6 11:06:57 CDT 2000
Dear all,
I'm not subscribed to this list, so I would like to ask you to reply direct
to the sender address.
I've recently installed Jabber and I've managed well the installation
process using the Mini-HOWTO I found in the Jabber Documentation session.
Everything is working well, when the deal is one-to-one chat.
Now I have two problems. The first one is that my users are complainning
that after registration they have to add users to their contact list one by
one. The Jabber User Directory function is not working. I've configured it
in the jserver.xml:
<agent jid="myhostname.com">
<name>Jabber User Directory</name>
<description>You may register and create a public searchable profile,
and search for other registered Jabber users.</description>
<service>jud</service>
<register/>
<search/>
</agent>
The second problem is that I've installed the groupchat-transport but I've
had some error when starting it. I've followed all the instructions in the
README file except the number 4, because I couldn't find the files
etherxd.xml and gc_trans.so and I couldn't
run the groupchat program:
4) Decide to either use the dso or socket version to connect to etherx
dso:
- Edit your etherxd.xml and add:
<dso init='gc_init'>/path/to/your/gc_trans.so</dso>
socket:
- Run the groupchat program to get the command line
I have also configured the grouchat agent in the jserver.xml file:
<agent jid="myhostname.com">
<name>GroupChat</name>
<description>GroupChat</description>
<service>privatechat</service>
<groupchat/>
<register/>
</agent>
By the way, I don't have the etherxd daemon running in my server and I
didn't find any comments about this daemon in the installations
instructions.
The output (-D) of running groupchat is listed bellow:
$ groupchat -D -s XXXXXXXXXXXX myhostname.com
Fri Oct 6 12:37:54 2000 debug/log.c:70 log_init
Fri Oct 6 12:37:54 2000 debug/main.c:51 Loading Transport
Fri Oct 6 12:37:54 2000 debug/ehandler.c:39
ehandler_new(myhostname.com,jabber:server)
Fri Oct 6 12:37:54 2000 debug/ehlist.c:26 list_add(myhostname.com)
Fri Oct 6 12:37:54 2000 debug/etherxs.c:94 attempting socket connect to
(null) for transport myhostname.com
Fri Oct 6 12:37:54 2000 debug/xmlstream.c:26 xmlstream_connect
Fri Oct 6 12:37:54 2000 debug/tstream.c:63 tstream_new
Fri Oct 6 12:37:54 2000 debug/xmlstream.c:101 head: <?xml
version='1.0'?><stream:stream
xmlns:stream='http://etherx.jabber.org/streams' id='39DDF1D2'
xmlns='jabber:server' from='myhostname.com'
xmlns:etherx='http://etherx.jabber.org/'
etherx:secret='f0d7f13d675d6cbc389fa6a14945d0c713a7b85f'>
Fri Oct 6 12:37:54 2000 debug/tstream.c:133 tstream_write_buffer
Fri Oct 6 12:37:54 2000 debug/ehandler.c:66 spun off connection attempt
Fri Oct 6 12:37:54 2000 debug/main.c:70 Main loop waiting
Fri Oct 6 12:37:54 2000 debug/tstream.c:212 tstream_main: startup
Fri Oct 6 12:37:54 2000 debug/xmlstream.c:222 xmlstream_main: startup
Fri Oct 6 12:37:54 2000 debug/tstream.c:335 tstream_connect:
ADNS[127.0.0.1:5269]
Fri Oct 6 12:37:54 2000 debug/tstream.c:488 tstream_socket 5269 127.0.0.1
Fri Oct 6 12:37:54 2000 debug/tstream.c:263 tstream write event 0
Fri Oct 6 12:37:54 2000 debug/tstream.c:285 tstream_write 247 blocks
Fri Oct 6 12:37:54 2000 debug/tstream.c:285 tstream_write 0 blocks
Fri Oct 6 12:37:54 2000 debug/tstream.c:247 tstream read event
Fri Oct 6 12:37:54 2000 debug/xmlstream.c:222 xmlstream_main: startup
Fri Oct 6 12:37:54 2000 debug/etherxs.c:60 got root tag from etherx!
Fri Oct 6 12:37:54 2000 debug/tstream.c:188 tstream_oob_flush
Fri Oct 6 12:37:54 2000 debug/etherxs.c:72 got node from etherx!
Fri Oct 6 12:37:54 2000 error/etherxs connection to etherxd was rejected:
Transport access denied
Terminated
Could anyone help me?
Thanks,
Evandro
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