@ericsfraga @Mesoklima

Also on #Jabber: xmpp:emacs@conference.conversations.im?join

@contrapunctus @dgar

The post has "Dead Parrot sketch" vibes, indeed

IMs come, IMs go.

https://mov.im/blog/debacle/76bf90a4-5f59-4962-92db-6cd859f42ec9

Lindy effect is a good reason to stay with #Jabber/#XMPP

@debby @chris

#Jabber/#XMPP for private and public chats, and for one-to-one A/V calls. Conference calls are still work in progress.

@oliver @menel

Welcome back!

Mein Eindruck ist, daß Spam nicht damit zusammenhängt, wie das JID veröffentlicht ist. Ich kriege auf einem Server null spam, ein anderer User sehr viel, dabei ist mein JID viel "öffentlicher"

Email-Adresse == JID ist sehr nice, habe ich u.a. auf meiner Arbeit so.

Unabhängig davon kann "#RFC7259: The #Jabber-ID Header Field" in Email nicht schaden.

Und in die Mastodon-Bio!

@mayloo89

Uso ambos protocolos con mi cliente #Jabber sobre el puente #slidge-matridge por @nicoco.

Parece que Matrix necesita mas recursos (hardware, ancho de banda, …) que #XMPP, por eso prefiero el último.

@raucao @litchipi

You can easily have HTTPS and XMPPS (both c2s and s2s) all on port 443:

https://wiki.xmpp.org/web/Tech_pages/XEP-0368#nginx

Anyway, it is a good idea to have fallback ports: 5222 for STARTTLS c2s, 5269 for STARTTLS s2s.

And don't forget the DNS entries:
https://wiki.xmpp.org/web/Tech_pages/XEP-0368#DNS_setup

And the host-meta/host-meta.json files:
https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0156.html

Anyone here into #bowling ? There's a #Jabber / #XMPP channel for people who enjoy bowling (10 pin, candle pin, duck pin, etc) at all skill levels!

https://xmpp.link/#bowling@muc.xmpp.earth?join

As before, if you're new to XMPP, this guide has everything you need to get started.
https://contrapunctus.codeberg.page/the-quick-and-easy-guide-to-xmpp.html

@Zergy

#Prosody 0.13 has the "prosodyctl check config" command and other useful goodies:

https://prosody.im/doc/prosodyctl#check

Maybe that helps?

@prosodyim