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Changes between Version 81 and Version 82 of Protocol Specific Questions


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Jan 31, 2009, 10:41:04 AM (15 years ago)
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chemistrydioxide
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added question on XMPP-MUC-/config(ure) and structured XMPP section

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  • Protocol Specific Questions

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    8383== XMPP (Jabber) Protocol ==
    8484
    85 === Does Pidgin support Jabber? ===
     85=== Setting up XMPP accounts ===
     86
     87==== Does Pidgin support Jabber? ====
    8688Yes!
    87 === Where is the difference between Jabber and XMPP? ===
     89==== Where is the difference between Jabber and XMPP? ====
    8890Jabber and XMPP are the same protocol. There is no difference.
    8991
    90 === Does Pidgin support Google Talk, Web.de Messenger, GMX Messenger or 1&1 Messenger? ===
     92==== Does Pidgin support Google Talk, Web.de Messenger, GMX Messenger or 1&1 Messenger? ====
    9193Yes, these services are using the XMPP protocol.
    9294
    93 === How do I choose which XMPP server to use or configure an XMPP account? ===
     95==== How do I choose which XMPP server to use or configure an XMPP account? ====
    9496The XMPP server is part of your XMPP ID.  For example, in  the ID `foo@bar.com`, bar.com would be the server to use.  When entering your XMPP account information into Pidgin, specify everything ''before'' the `@` (`foo` in the example ID) in the Screen name field and everything ''after'' the `@` (`bar.com` in the example) in the Domain field.
    9597
    96 === What is the "Resource" field for in the account editor? ===
     98==== What is the "Resource" field for in the account editor? ====
    9799The resource field specifies the XMPP resource you are using.  The use of unique resources allows you to connect to your XMPP server from multiple locations simultaneously.  Resources might have meaningful names, such as Home, Work, Mobile, etc., or something else entirely that you choose.  Pidgin defaults to a resource of Home.
    98100
    99 === How do I change my resource string? ===
     101==== How do I change my resource string? ====
    100102Go to Accounts->Add/Edit.  Find your XMPP account and uncheck the Enabled box.  Select the account and click Modify.  Change the string in the Resource field.
    101103
    102 === How can I configure resource priority? ===
     104==== How can I configure resource priority? ====
    103105Pidgin (more specifically, libpurple) does not currently support user-configurable priorities.  We have a non-configurable priority list that is used:
    104106  ||'''Status Name'''||'''Priority'''||
     
    109111  ||Extended Away||0||
    110112
    111 === Why can't I log on to my Google Talk/Google Apps account anymore? ===
     113==== Why can't I log on to my Google Talk/Google Apps account anymore? ====
    112114In previous versions, Pidgin would automatically use the server `talk.google.com` to connect to your account. This was removed in version 2.5.2 so that these connections would not cause certificate errors.
    113115
     
    125127If that command returns no results, then you will need to reconfigure the router to not act as the DNS server for the client computers. Typically, this setting is labeled something along the lines of "Use Router as DNS Server" (this should be disabled) in the router's configuration.
    126128
    127 === What does "Cancel Presence Notification" do? ===
     129=== XMPP Buddies ===
     130
     131==== What does "Cancel Presence Notification" do? ====
    128132See the next question.
    129133
    130 === How can I deauthorize a buddy from seeing my status? ===
     134==== How can I deauthorize a buddy from seeing my status? ====
    131135Right-click the buddy on the buddy list and select Cancel Presence Notification.  Note that the buddy will have to request authorization again to be able to see your presence.
    132136
    133 === What does "Unsubscribe" do? ===
     137==== What does "Unsubscribe" do? ====
    134138If you select "Unsubscribe" from the menu presented when right-clicking an XMPP buddy, you will no longer see that buddy's presence.  You will need to re-request authorization to resume seeing the buddy's presence.
    135139
    136 === How do I create a conference? ===
     140=== XMPP Multi-User-Conferences (Chatrooms) ===
     141
     142==== How do I create a conference? ====
    137143There are two methods:
    138144  1. '''Join the conference'''
     
    160166    a. You will see a dialog asking you about creating the new room.  You can either accept the default configuration or configure the room, at your option.
    161167
    162 === How do I invite a buddy to a conference? ===
     168==== How do I invite a buddy to a conference? ====
    163169Select "Invite" from the chat's "Conversation" menu.  Note that you can only invite people to a conversation that is already a chat--you can't "promote" a one-on-one conversation to a chat.
    164170
    165 === Why can't I send a file? ===
     171==== How do I configure a chatroom? ====
     172Type /config or /configure in the conversation window.
     173
     174=== Miscellaneous ===
     175
     176==== Why can't I send a file? ====
    166177There are a number of possible reasons for this.
    167178 * If the user you're trying to send to is using the Google Talk client, it isn't possible as that client doesn't use the standard XMPP file transfers.
     
    170181 * The file transfer proxy in use may be broken (see #5840).
    171182
    172 === Which XEPs does libpurple support? ===
     183==== Which XEPs does libpurple support? ====
    173184See the [wiki:SupportedXEPs] page for the list.
    174185
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