[jdev] Facebook now supports XMPP connections

Abhinav Singh abhinavsingh at ymail.com
Wed Feb 10 16:41:50 CST 2010


Works fine for me with Jaxl client library in PHP:

$ sudo php index.php 
OSType: Linux, Registering shutdown for SIGINT and SIGTERM
OpenSSL: Enabled for CLI
Attempting DIGEST-MD5 Authentication...
Starting Session...
Requesting Feature List...
Requesting Roster List...
Setting Status...
Done


 Abhinav Singh,
Bangalore,
India
http://abhinavsingh.com




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From: Nathan Fritz <nathanfritz at gmail.com>
To: Jabber/XMPP software development list <jdev at jabber.org>
Sent: Thu, February 11, 2010 3:15:46 AM
Subject: Re: [jdev] Facebook now supports XMPP connections

On Wed, Feb 10, 2010 at 1:41 PM, Christopher Orr <chris at orr.me.uk> wrote:

>It seems that Facebook have just opened up their XMPP server for Facebook Chat.
>
>http://wiki.developers.facebook.com/index.php/Integrating_with_Facebook_Chat
>
>>The server is at chat.facebook.com:5222 (sans SRV records) and the only stream features advertised are DIGEST-MD5 or "X-FACEBOOK-PLATFORM" authentication.  There's no TLS, no compression, and possibly no access to people who don't have a Facebook username (i.e. those who only have a user ID).
>
>>The basics are supposedly all there: rosters, presence, plain text messaging, vCards.  I could only get a 503 error so far when trying to authenticate, so can't comment any further..
>
>>Chris
>
It reminds me very much of the early days of GTalk.  There were lots of things that just didn't work -- like sending IQs between clients other than namespaces that the server knew about.  I'm sure we'll start to see things shape up over time.  Works great for me [shortname]@chat.facebook.com FTW.

I'm not going to hold my breath for federation, but who knows?   Would be cool, but would totally break their friend/chat paradigm.

-Fritzy



      
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