[jdev] Re: jabphone

Samuel T.Cossette samuel at poly9.com
Sun Feb 5 17:03:30 CST 2006


Bart van Bragt <jabber <at> vanbragt.com> writes:

> 
> Pedro Melo wrote:
> > In case you missed it: http://jabphone.com/
> > 
> > I wonder what they are using to translate jingle signaling into SIP 
> > signaling? An asterisk plugin of some sort? :)
> 
> Just saw this on #jabber on freenode.net (yes, that's IRC :P)
> 
> [22:28] 	*	samueltc (n=samuel <at> levinux.UQAR.UQUEBEC.CA) has joined #jabber
> [22:28] 	<samueltc>	hi
> [22:29] 	<samueltc>	did your mail server ok?
> [22:29] 	<samueltc>	some people trying to register on jabphone.com and 
> when we send the mail-with-the-password we got user unknown
> [22:30] 	<samueltc>	(people with  <at> jabber.org email...)
> 
> I'm seeing some problems with jabphone. First they don't understand that 
> a JID != Email. This, BTW, is a problem a LOT more people are going to 
> run into.
> 
> Besides that this service won't scale because Gtalk has a limit on the 
> number of people that you can have on your roster. So the roster of 
> mr.jabphone <at> gmail.com is bound to overflow (ofcourse they could show a 
> new name then or switch to a private Jabber server). The Wumpus game 
> (easter-egg in Gtalk) ran into the same problem. Too many people tried 
> to play it -> full roster -> game over.
> 
> *a few monents later*
> 
> Yup, it's a SIP<->AIX bridge made by 'Denis' from poly9.com
> Cool :) Would be nice if they would make that available :D
> 
> Bart
> 
> 

Bart and all,

Thanks for the input! Our first design was gtalk-centric, so it was easy and
logic to send an email at domain.tld with the password. When google joined the
Federation, we started dancing all around the room and without much analysis, we
removed all @gmail.com reference in our code. Sorry about that.

Actually, we have Mr. Jabphone back at mr at jabphone.com. Guess what, that bright
guy is now xmpping you the password. Still beta.

We are planing to add sip-out (free as beer indeed) and the famous
number at jabphone.com is in the stack.

Best regards,

--
Samuel T. Cossette
+1 418 561 8788




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