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[15:21:32] <> hi all
[15:21:48] <> which is a good jabber server between ejabberd and OpenFire
[15:24:52] <> i am a beginner....could somebody suggest something for my above question?
[15:25:17] <> You might like to look at Prosody, if you want a free server.
[15:26:12] <> but isnt ejabberd and OpenFire....both OpenSource and Free to use?
[15:26:42] <> OpenFire is. Ejabberd is partly free. But Prosody is very well thought of at the moment.
[15:26:46] <> Anyway, it's only a suggestion.
[15:29:33] <> ok thanks
[15:30:05] <> Ejabberd wiki says its released under GNU General Public License....i assume that is free....
[15:30:19] <> also which is more stable and easier to use?
[15:30:33] <> and scalable to maybe millions of users?
[15:30:51] <> There's two versions of ejabberd, as I understand it. One is commercial, one isn't - all their work goes into the commercial version, some makes its way to the free version.
[15:31:09] <> If you want to scale to very high levels, you should be looking at getting support directly from vendors anyway.
[15:37:59] <> what if i want to support....like 200,000 to 500,000 users....does any of the free software do its job?
[15:38:27] <> with stability
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[15:48:27] <> I don't have current information on the OSS servers to usefully comment.
[15:49:54] <> ok....then can you tell me a commercial server....that is affordable and stable and scalable to atleast a million users?
[15:52:25] <> I work for Isode, so I'd recommend you get in touch with them.
[15:52:34] <> But that's clearly not unbiased.
[15:53:51] <> do you know how much Isode costs?
[15:54:08] <> I don't have a price list to hand, no.
[15:54:55] <> http://www.isode.com/company/contact.php would get you through to the commercial department, though.
[16:02:37] <> ok, thanks....since you are from isode....i have an interesting server based question for you....since i myself work on a C++ based transaction server
[16:03:25] <> is your XMPP server....one thread per client based....or is it truly asynchronous....i mean it handles all its requests from a threadpool in an event based mechanism
[16:04:53] <> even the FlashMedia Servers that i have seen seem to create a thread and then the whole purpose of that thread is to process the incoming request
[16:05:17] <> It is not one thread per client, it's asynchronous.
[16:06:31] <> so what about business logic....the server i work on has a lot of business logic....written in javascrip via spidermonkey
[16:06:45] <> so i dont think our server can be made asynchronous
[16:13:13] <> Was that a question?
[16:15:42] <> yes....
[16:16:00] <> if there is a lot of business logic....how can you make the server asynchronous?
[16:17:08] <> also....how do you achieve asynchronous....on unix/linux?
[16:17:20] <> or windows for that matter
[16:18:42] <> By not making blocking calls in a network thread. I'm not sure I really understand what you're asking here.
[16:20:37] <> ok...lets take the example of a webserver like apache or IIS
[16:21:02] <> so people write their scripts in ASP.NET or PHP or whatever
[16:21:17] <> this is a lot of business logic....
[16:21:47] <> how does IIS or Apache work asynchronously....when they have to execute these PHP,.NET scripts
[16:21:47] <> XMPP doesn't work in the same way, the server is a message router.
[16:22:34] <> And I have no knowledge of Apache or IIS internals, I'm afraid.
[16:22:49] <> oh ok....so there is not much Business Logic
[16:25:15] <> Users build their business logic around the server, connecting in over XMPP connections, rather than internally.
[16:25:41] <> And as they're just using standard connections, which are themselves asynchronous, they won't block the server with their business logic.
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[18:46:28] <> Good evening.
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[18:46:51] <> register.jabber.org - will it be online again?
[18:47:08] <> At some point.
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[21:36:24] <> م خ
[21:38:04] <> تست
[21:38:28] <> :dntknw:
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[21:40:22] <> Hi
[21:42:10] <> Good evening
[21:43:14] <> Добрый вечер
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