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This is a small help to get you started with the MSN Jabberd transport in
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Gentoo.
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Edit /etc/jabber/muctrans.xml . This is the config file for MU-Conference.
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There change all references to localhost with the FQDN (Fully Qualified Domain
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Name) for your server.
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In the msnlinker section enter the IP of your main jabber server (normally
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127.0.0.1) and choose a port and secret (secret is the password the MSN
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transport will use to connect to the main jabber server).
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Now back to the multiple.xml to tell your main jabber server to listen to
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connections from the MU transport.
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Search for "<vcard2jud/>" and after that, and before the </jsm> add:
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<browse>
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<item category="conference" type="public" jid="conference.localhost" name="Public Conferencing" version="0.6.0">
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<ns>http://jabber.org/protocol/muc</ns>
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</item>
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</browse>
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Again here change localhost for your FQDN.
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Scrool down to the bottom of the file, and just before the </jabber> add:
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<service id="muclinker">
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<host>conference.localhost</host>
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<accept>
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<ip>127.0.0.1</ip>
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<port>31518</port>
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<secret>mymucsecret</secret>
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</accept>
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</service>
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(By know you know you have to change localhost for you FQDN).
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One very importante thing: even if it is the same machine the name's for the
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various services must be diferent, that means that there must be valid aliases
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for conference.FQDN .
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If you need help with configuration you can try the Jabber Admin Mailling list:
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http://mailman.jabber.org/listinfo/jadmin
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