Re: Port 5552 = SSL?
Lol, we do it via GPO too. Didn't want to get into that in this discussion though, since that usually only applies to a corporate network of some kind. I was trying to make a point that usuing a selfie...
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Well, that depends. We wanted to use more secure email (POP3 is already SSL, but SMTP isn't). So we asked our mail hoster and they purchased the cert. But Outlook refused to trust it (RapidSSL cert)....
View ArticleChatListener doesn't differ Multi-User private chats
Originnaly using asmack I got this issue. I'm using ChatListener to be fired on incoming private chats from MUC like someroom@conference.jabber.host.com/someuser. This way ChatListener fired at first...
View ArticleRe: Port 5552 = SSL?
POP3?!?!?! Lol... IMAP for the win! It's possible your outlook version did not, has not, or will not receive an update to include the RapidSSL CA server(s). RapidSSL is a big name, so I'm suspecting a...
View ArticleRe: Port 5552 = SSL?
I rather use my own self signed cert for personal usage. If you want people to "trust" your websiteyou will have to have a signed cert by some "trusted" company. We run our XMMP server and our IronChat...
View ArticleRe: Port 5552 = SSL?
honestly, it sounds like you should unplug the ethernet cable In your scenario, your "members" would have to go and specifically tell their program/browser to ignore security checks when connecting to...
View ArticleRe: Spark rede externa
Estou reabrindo esse post porque eu tinha a mesma duvida e abriu muito a minha mente isso, so que no meu caso nao e usando spark, é usando um aplicativo para celular android, chamado ChatSecure... no...
View ArticleSpark 2.6.3 and VideoViewer 0.1.9.9 conflict
Hello Everybody, OS: Windows 7 Enterprise (64bit) I have come through a strange issue. Spark was working fine untill I installed Video Viewer 0.1.9.9. After a reboot spark crashed saying "The JVM found...
View ArticleRe: Spark 2.6.3 and VideoViewer 0.1.9.9 conflict
Maybe Video Viewer is based on Java and installs some sort of its own java jre. If it's 1.6 version, when Spark tries to use it and probably that's why it fails. Check you system for any other java...
View ArticleGtalk or other XMPP (Jabber) settings
Hello, after many trials i have working Gojara with Spectrum2. I am using Openfire with Spark. ICQ transport is working well for me, but i need help with Gtalk or other XMPP (Jabber connections). I...
View ArticleRe: Registration reCAPTCHA is always wrong
Solved! After try everything I choose to allow the server to access internet without proxy, and now works.
View ArticleSwitch to JDK7 for install4j in Bamboo?
Daryl says Bamboo is still using Java 6 for building Spark with Install4j. We can try switching to Java 7, as Spark is already bundled with Java 7. Maybe it will even fix the issue that Spark still...
View ArticleRe: Let's make aSmack obsolete! The future of Smack development
Or create a new interface that implements the interesection of the methods between the two interfaces. That is the option I would go with. I wouldn't take this approach as it forces users of Smack to...
View ArticleRe: Let's make aSmack obsolete! The future of Smack development
I wouldn't take this approach as it forces users of Smack to learn a custom pull parsing API instead of using one of the existing standardized ones. … If we were to wrap the Android pull parser...
View ArticleRe: Let's make aSmack obsolete! The future of Smack development
it would depend on the use inside of Smack too, since you can't "pause/resume" a sax parser I don't think, nor write xml from it. was just curious on the stax use... I tend to reach for sax or jaxb...
View ArticleRe: Let's make aSmack obsolete! The future of Smack development
just curious, is Smack stuck using StAX / XMLPullParser because Android does not come with a SAX implementation? Android does come with a SAX implementation. But using it for Smack would mean that...
View ArticleClient Session Info Cache diagnosis
I'm running a 2 node Openfire 3.8.2 cluster using the Hazelcast plugin. Watching the caches I noticed that the "Client Session Info Cache" has jumped up over 100% quite a few times, getting up to...
View ArticleRe: Possible resource leak?
Sorry, I meant event-dispatch thread. SwingWorker is a good choice for executing scheduled tasks but it is usually recommended to be used for long running tasks. For UI things that you want executed...
View ArticleActiveDirectory password length restricted?
Hello, I try to setup a openfire and always receive a Ldap Authentification error. After activating the debug to stdout I was able to see that the password which is used for query got 31 characters,...
View ArticleRe: Update Openfire bouncycastle library from 1.46 to 1.49
There are a lot of other external out-of-date libs, I like the bountycastle update.
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