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dirk husemann wrote:
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Kel Cecil wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hello. I'm a student taking an Open Source Development class at West
Virginia University Institute of Technology. As part of the class,
we've been asked to make a contribution to the OpenSim project. After
reading the lists of requested functions for OSSL and talking to a
developer in the IRC channel, I've decided that I would like to add the
XMPP support.
Before I start, I wanted to see if any developers would like to offer
thoughts, insight or ideas?
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excellent idea ;-) (/me is using XMPP with libsl currently). some
thoughts:<br>
<ul>
<li>it would be very useful to have the individual servers show up
with individual JIDs.<br>
</li>
<li>access control via roster for each server</li>
<ul>
<li>send log messages to those JIDs that are in the roster and
are
online</li>
<li>accept commands from all JIDs that are in the roster</li>
</ul>
<li>logging exclusively via XMPP</li>
</ul>
the above points assume that you are going to use the normal
jabber:client subset of XMPP --- which allows us to use normal jabber
clients. <br>
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actually this would use XMPP instead of the consoles (which are a pain
to use, i've to say)<br>
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the other approach, of course, is using XMPP for the chat subsystem.
there you'd probably have to make XMPP an XMPP server --- agsXMPP might
be helpful there as well:<br>
<ul>
<li>JID: firstname.lastname@userserver</li>
<li>roster == friends</li>
</ul>
also, allowing login from jabber client would be useful --- that way
you could control your avatar from a jabber client (and use commands
like "/teleport to Core Dump/127/45/32" and similar). if you assign
lower prio to the external jabber presence, you could even have both
external jabber client online and the avatar via secondlife client
online :-)<br>
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cheers,<br>
dirk<br>
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dr dirk husemann, pervasive computing, ibm zurich research lab
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