Re: [JDEV] jabbertransport quirk?

["Thomas D. Charron" <tcharron@my-deja.com>]

  Hrm..  I know what you where talking about now..  So the from has to be an attribute of the <message> tag, and not a seperate tag in and of itself, correct?
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Thomas Charron

On Fri, 23 Jul 1999 09:18:01   Jeremie wrote:
>What you're hitting here is the special multi-client mode, where one
>single socket can be multiplexed for multiple logins.  As soon as the
>transport notices a secondary login on the same socket, it creates another
>session for that login and expects the client to start identifying each
>incoming "packet" of data.  For this slightly different syntax, take a
>look at: http://jabber.org/download/latest/doc/protocol/multiclient.txt
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>Jer
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>On Mon, 19 Jul 1999, Thomas D. Charron wrote:
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>>   Could someone please validate for me that this happens?  If you login TWICE to a transport (Aka, send two login messages), it would seem that jabbertransport gets ALL confused..  When I send this:
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>> <message><to>u</to><from>u</from><say>HiGuy</say></message>
>> 
>>   After logging in twice with the same username/password, jabbertransport does this:
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>> [Mon Jul 19 13:27:05 1999] lib "IO: waiting"
>> [Mon Jul 19 13:27:05 1999] lib "new_data_from=127.0.0.1"
>> [Mon Jul 19 13:27:05 1999] main "dispatch_data=<message><to>u</to><from>u</from><say>HiGuy</say></message>"
>> [Mon Jul 19 13:27:05 1999] main "Processing Normally"
>> [Mon Jul 19 13:27:05 1999] main "handling_normal_packet=127.0.0.1"
>> [Mon Jul 19 13:27:05 1999] main "handle_message"
>> [Mon Jul 19 13:27:05 1999] main "Invalid message, improper from or to"
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>>   Now, I'm NOT condoning that that people SHOULD be logging in twice, but this could cause problems if a socket get's hung, and someone logs in a second time via a transport, but the first one hasn't disconnected yet for some reason..
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>> Thomas Charron
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