[JDEV] Presence probes and AIM transport

Tim McCune timm at channelpoint.com
Tue Sep 12 10:42:27 CDT 2000


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Yup.  My client is sending presence probes.  For people who are
online with a Jabber client, I'm getting responses back from the
server.  If this isn't the "prescribed" way to find out if someone's
online, how is the client supposed to do it??

- -----Original Message-----
From: Max Horn [mailto:max at quendi.de]
Sent: Tuesday, September 12, 2000 5:59 AM
To: jdev at jabber.org
Subject: Re: [JDEV] Presence probes and AIM transport


<snip>
>Anyway, on to my question.  Since I'm writing this to replace my use
>of AIM, I'm focusing heavily on the AIM transport right now.  I just
>added support for presence probes, and with other jabber users,
>these are working great.  The problem is, I never get a response to
>my
>probes back from the AIM transport.  Thus, I can't find out who's
>online on AIM.  Anyone have any idea what the problem might be?
>Basically, my probes just look like this:
><presence to="foobar at aim.jabber.org" from="me at my.local.jabberserver"
>id="666" type="probe"/>


Uhhh... type="probe" is reserved for server use only. Normally, a 
client shouldn't even get a response to a <presence to="foo at bar.com" 
type="probe"/>

You want to say it actually works sometimes? Then they must have 
changed something. When I tried to add this to Jabbernaut half a year
ago, it didn't work. After long trying and reading the JServer 
source, and talking to several core ppl, I discovered that it just 
couldn't work cause it's only used by servers to ask other servers 
about the presence of ppl... In fact, we even changed JPG to reflect 
this.


Or did I get you somehow wrong? Please clarify.



A confused

Max/Fingolfin
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