[JDEV] File transfers
Richard Dobson
richard at dobson-i.net
Thu Jun 6 06:14:07 CDT 2002
Sure its a big problem, but it is a client problem, the current unoffical
standard or sending files is via the HTTP protocol, if a client with file
transfer does not work correctly email the author and tell them so, thats
the only way things are going to get fixed.
Richard
----- Original Message -----
From: "Andy Beetz" <andy.beetz at clearswift.com>
To: <jdev at jabber.org>
Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 11:38 AM
Subject: Re: [JDEV] File transfers
> I just performed a quick test on the client interoperability with regards
to
> file transfers and here is what I found
>
> Setup:
> Jabberd server
> myJabber client
> Winjab client
>
>
> Attempt to send a file from myJabber client to Winjab client:
> The receive dialog popped up, hit receive. The file was created but
> no data was transferred.
>
> Attempt to send a file from Winjab client to myJabber client:
> Receive dialog popped up, hit receive. Immediately a error msg is
> shown (on myJabber client)
> 'Run-time error '380': Invalid property value', clicked ok, the
> myJabber client acc vio'd and died.
>
> To me this is unacceptable, to have lots of available clients which can't
> communicate correctly with one another. I just see the same thing
happening
> as did with MIME, where everyone interpreted the RFC's in their own way,
and
> now we are left with exploits left right and centre because of
> inter-operability 'fixes'.
>
> Let me know what you think
>
>
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