What changed:
- UDNS library required
- GnuSASL 0.2.26 or higher version required
- resolver component removed
Resolver is now built in S2S component, so you need to add <lookup/>
section to your s2s.xml config. Then remove resolver component from
your configuration.
o Use BUILDLINK_TRANSFORM to fix path for db4 headers.
o Fix typos of previous commit.
o Add rc.d scripts for all jabberd services (c2s, router, etc).
o Minor cleanups to Makefile.
o Remove pidfiles via stop_postcmd.
I think it's ready for pkgsrc, I'll import it after the freeze.
Changes since the previous version:
* Brought privacy lists into line with latest spec
* Fixed registration bug & password changing security hole
* Fixed DIGEST-MD5 "qop" attribute handling
* Fixed a number of c2s/s2s I/O race conditions
* Fixed keepalives (now work with SSL/TLS connections)
* Fixed build against OpenLDAP 2.2
* Updated presence broadcast semantics
* Added calls to PAM account management functions
* Added handling for zero-length LDAP passwords
* Added checks for Berkeley DB 4.2
* Added check for vsyslog() and workaround code for systems that don't
have it (eg HP-UX)
* Removed -R flags from link directives
2003-11-03 jabberd 2.0b3
* Support for multiple SRV lookups [rob]
* c2s/sm detect when the other is unavailable, and kills sessions
appropriately [rob]
* Optional logging to stdout [rob]
2003-06-19 jabberd 2.0.0-a5
* Build system overhaul [rob]
* Query-based storage layer [rob]
* PostgreSQL storage and authentication [rob]
* MySQL storage and authentication [rob]
* PAM authentication [rob]
* Incremental roster database updates [rob]
* c2s idle connection checks [rob]
* c2s keepalives [rob]
* c2s external password synchronisation [rob]
* Disco identity configuration [rob]
* Disco item publish [rob]
* XMPP-style errors [rob]
* XMPP-style session start [rob]
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Support for mysql/postgresql and PAM was added, you can define any of those
options with these variables:
o JABBERD2_USES_PGSQL
o JABBERD2_USES_MYSQL
o JABBERD2_USES_PAM
Jabber is an open XML protocol for real-time exchange of messages and
presence notification between any two points on the Internet. The first
application of Jabber technology is an asynchronous, extensible instant
messaging platform, and an IM network that offers functionality similar
to legacy IM systems such as AIM, ICQ, MSN, and Yahoo.
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This package is the new release of the jabberd, has support for
openldap, cyrus-sasl2, ssl, ipv6 ...
