running your own Jabber server for XOs

[tekelsey at gmail.com]

I don't know to bring it together, but I do have a research license for a jabber client called TrIM, which can facilitate multilingual instant messaging. There is an xmpp version, and Franz Och agreed to open up there statistical machine translation api, but some coding would be required to join the two. If anyone is interested please feel free to get in touch. I will make a wiki page so that I'm not a bottleneck (but I'd love to test it). Also if anyone would like to try the current java version, I have an instance and would be glad to set up a demo. I'll do my best to remember to post some screenshots too (it's pretty cool).

-----Original Message-----

From:  Robert McQueen <robert.mcqueen at collabora.co.uk>
Subj:  running your own Jabber server for XOs
Date:  Fri Nov 16, 2007 6:44 pm
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To:  devel at lists.laptop.org

I've made a wiki page at
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Ejabberd_Configuration documenting how to set
up ejabberd in the way that jabber.laptop.org is configured. This will
allow you to create seperate or local servers for experimentation
purposes, collaborating without network access, or just easing load on
j.l.o.

I'm also working on a page at http://wiki.laptop.org/go/XMPP_Extensions
to document the server extensions we currently rely on, and our plans to
replace them with an OLPC-specific Jabber component which should be more
scalable and can be attached to any unmodified Jabber server.

Regards,
Rob
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