urn:wd:wdlabs.com:atom1:twilight Your Home For Snappy Repartee 應龍 urn:wd:wdlabs.com:atom1:twilight:20090216.1312 2009-02-16T18:12:00 2009-02-16T18:12:00 2009-02-16T18:12:00 <ul> <li><b>11 February 2009 03:30pm</b>: Is there NOTHING that will covert a flow tools file into IPFIX? Without UDP buffer overruns? Of course? It's always the UDP buffer overruns.</li> <li><b>12 February 2009 07:14am</b>: Suddenly Google talk is working with my Jabber server again. Awesome guys only took you forever and a day.</li> <li><b>13 February 2009 10:16pm</b>: Annoyed I found a bunch of E-6 to scan this weekend but I left it at The Point and the scanner and I are in Wyoming :(</li> <li><b>Yesterday at 11:25am</b>: I just blew my share of the federal stimulus handout on camera gear and I haven't even gotten it yet.</li> <li><b>Today at 10:01am</b>: the graveyard looks pretty after rain with the sun shining on it.</li> <li><b>Today at 11:10am</b>: it's like we have our weekly meeting every week now. crazy.</li> <li><b>Today at 11:26am</b>: Lenny is finally blessed as stable. We've been using it production for over a year.</li> </ul> <p><a href="http://twitter.com/plicease">twitter.com/plicease</a></p> urn:wd:wdlabs.com:atom1:twilight:20090212.1157 2009-02-12T16:57:00 2009-02-12T16:57:00 2009-02-12T16:57:00 <p> I am looking for a web based Jabber/XMPP client application to sit on my web server. The jabber server itself is on the same physical machine, although it is a different IP address. Ajax is okay, but all data between the web browser and the web server would have to be over port 80 or 443 (https), so that it won't get blocked by people trying to access it at work. Ideally something easy to integrate with apache (a PHP application for example), but I'd also consider a mod_perl or Java servlet if it came down to that. Any one have any recomendations? Google search suggests a number of options, but I am not sure which would be best. </p>