How tested is djabberd?

[Karjala]

Interesting.

Are there instructions anywhere? Like how to set it up and run it, how 
to subclass (which classes to subclass, which functions to replace and 
what each function parameter means/contains, etc)?

Do you plan to make some?

If you could provide two/three lines on how to set it up and get a 
standard jabber server running, I would be grateful (I plan to replace 
my current jabber server as soon as possible).

E.g. should I install djabberd first as a perl module? (perl 
Makefile.pl; make; make test; make install ?) And then run some 
executable with some parameters? Will this process install executables 
in directories that I might not want it to? If so, which ones and where?

The rest (how to subclass) I'll try to figure myself (if there's no 
documentation)

Thanks.

- Alex

P.S. The above information could be included in your website (I think) 
(would allow people to try it)

Thanks


Brad Fitzpatrick wrote:
> On Wed, 28 Jun 2006, Karjala wrote:
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>> So, how tested is Djabberd?
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> A few dozen of us use it for personal use.
> It's been pushed up to 300,000 concurrent (but mostly idle) connections.
> It powers all of SixApart's internal IM (some ~130 employees)
>
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>> Would you trust it so much so as to replace jabberd v1 with it for your
>> personal/professional communications? Or should one wait for v1 of djabberd?
>>     
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> You can wait until we roll it out to all LiveJournal users soon-ish here
> if that makes you feel better, or you can just start trying it out.
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>> What kind of problems/bugs are there?
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> None known, I don't think.
>
> - Brad
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