[02:25:06] coyled joins the room [02:27:38] dahlia joins the room [02:27:43] hi [02:27:49] hi [02:27:59] woot it worked! :) [02:28:02] ty :) [02:28:05] np [02:28:14] coyled leaves the room [02:28:24] dahlia leaves the room [06:34:04] Morgaine.Dinova joins the room [06:34:25] Morgaine.Dinova tests [06:38:28] Morgaine.Dinova leaves the room [06:52:59] Morgaine.Dinova joins the room [06:56:48] Morgaine.Dinova leaves the room [06:56:52] Morgaine.Dinova joins the room [06:57:02] 12345 [06:57:33] Testing :) [06:57:43] Morgaine.Dinova leaves the room [06:58:10] Morgaine.Dinova joins the room [07:56:49] Morgaine.Dinova leaves the room [08:01:33] Morgaine.Dinova joins the room [09:20:22] me joins the room [09:20:31] OH HAI! ^_^ [09:20:35] Morgaine.Dinova waves at Marv :-) [09:22:36] Seems to work. I rarely use IM except when the IRC to my local friends here goes down. [09:23:06] benefit of xmpp is not having to use a nickserv [09:23:46] Yes. And the other benefit is that it's already set up for use by IETF workgroups, so no extra work. [09:26:35] dahlia joins the room [09:26:40] :P [09:26:45] so shouldn't we be in mmox@jabber.ietf.org ? [09:26:47] Hi Dahlia :P [09:27:15] mmox@ isn't set up yet. We'll have to ask the AD to do it as soon as possible. [09:27:28] cant get in to mmox [09:27:37] It doesn't exist yet. [09:28:40] Do any of you have experience with crowds in Jabber rooms? Does it lag? [09:28:40] so I had my gtalk identity selected and I couldnt get in, then I selected my jabber.org one and it worked [09:28:58] gtalk is a bit fruity [09:29:06] I've searched for a crowded jabber room but I've never found one [09:29:14] maybe 65 max [09:29:17] well make one :-P [09:29:23] :P [09:29:27] go pokes in IRC and invite everyone over [09:29:53] I'm specifying gmail.org as my domain, but I assume that engages Google talk since that's XMPP. [09:30:38] signpostmarv_martin joins the room [09:32:10] trying to get mah alts in [09:32:16] OH HAI! [09:32:58] so who is "me" ? my whois thingie isnt working [09:33:05] me is me [09:33:22] whut client ya usin ? [09:33:27] psi [09:33:42] Pidgin has a context menu > info thing [09:34:26] it says queries are not allowed in this room [09:34:51] does the full email address not show up ? [09:35:03] nope [09:35:12] it is me@signpostmarv.name :-P [09:35:20] oh kk [09:38:21] On "me" it doesn't show up, but you're in under your full nick too. [09:38:39] what do you see for me? [09:38:58] Just your name "dahlia" [09:39:41] oh ok if I hover the cursor some stuff pops up [09:39:47] And your Info says "Full Name: Dahlia Trimble", so you're set up fine I think [09:40:07] does it? [09:40:50] oh ok I didnt know I put that there for this account [09:41:42] Mine seems to be the other way around, which is a bit daft. My info says "Morgaine", but my in-channel label seems to be taken from my Gmail account, so it's Morgaine.Dinova. [10:33:51] dahlia3390 joins the room [10:34:08] :D [10:35:18] ?? [10:36:44] testing pidgen on a different comp ;) [10:42:04] Hiya 3390 :-) [10:43:30] hiya Morgaine.Dinova 8-) [10:43:39] Poor Sai, he's having a lot of trouble on his Mac. It seems to be IM-unfriendly. [10:43:58] jabber is no where as easy as IRC [10:45:14] cant he use pidgin? [10:46:44] Maybe the slight messiness of IM will keep the unwashed IRC hoards with their server splitting games and user DoS'ing away from here, hopefully :-) [10:47:39] lol [10:48:31] it wouldnt let me in unless I used my account on jabber.org [10:48:59] I tried it with my ejabber server and with gmail, no luck :/ [10:49:01] me is using his own domain [10:49:15] hmmm [10:49:56] has it had any sort of registration or anything? or is it just a server you installed [10:51:40] I don't actually see how to change my in-chat label here to plain "Morgaine" in pidgin. [10:52:35] was there a "use alias" anywhere? [10:53:02] Sure, there's "Local Alias". But that's set to Morgaine already. [10:53:16] make a new account [10:54:01] I can't, I'm Morgaine.Dinova@gmail.com, not Morgaine@ --- it's just taking the account name direct. [10:54:19] what client are you using? [10:54:25] pidgin [10:54:39] add a new account at jabber.org [10:55:22] I think I have one already actually, but was just wondering to to get this one to work as I want. [10:55:35] how* to [10:55:36] dunno [10:56:06] Lemme see if I can find the jabber.org info [11:02:40] oh oh jesrad has taken the trollbait :( [11:02:52] Uh oh [11:03:52] Morgaine joins the room [11:03:59] Woot! [11:04:06] lol [11:04:10] u has cloned urself :P [11:04:35] This is my clone through jabber.org [11:05:14] Apparently I exist in both forms there. [11:06:39] I've just found the "Handle" field in the New Chat setup, maybe I didn't set it when making the ietf.org one. [11:07:42] dahlia leaves the room [11:07:51] It can't be set after the event though, looks like I'd have to recreate it. [11:08:35] dahlia joins the room [11:10:26] (6) (C) (%) (K) (Z) (X) (8) [11:10:37] did those work? [11:11:45] 7 diff chars each in parens [11:12:01] (11:10:40) dahlia: (6) (C) (%) (K) (Z) (X) (8) [11:12:10] they are all special smilies on Psi [11:12:20] Ah, not here [11:12:41] damn... we really need that smilie RFC [11:13:06] Typing the smilies by hand as usual works for me, eg. :P [11:13:20] That wa ':' 'P' [11:13:24] was* [11:13:43] :-O [11:14:23] bah pidgin has lame smilies [11:14:46] O:-) [11:15:00] Haha [11:15:28] :-*:-!:'(:-$ [11:16:42] what is that last one, "money talks"? [11:16:54] put your money where your mouth is ? [11:17:48] I guess it's not "whistles" (engineering joke, sine wave :-) [11:18:02] lol [11:18:28] :-[ [11:20:34] dahlia3390 leaves the room [11:20:52] Yeah, looks like I simply set up the handle wrong before. [11:22:35] OK, dropping the jabber.org one and trying to change the handle on the IETF one. [11:22:49] Morgaine leaves the room [11:24:08] Think I have to leave the room first though. [11:24:48] Morgaine.Dinova leaves the room [11:24:54] Morgaine joins the room [11:25:20] That's better. [11:25:45] dahlia3390 joins the room [11:27:53] Done it, Dahlia. So it was just a bad Handle setting in the Gmail-based one. [11:27:59] dahlia3390 leaves the room [11:29:28] Morgaine.Dinova joins the room [11:31:26] dahlia3390 joins the room [11:32:13] kk you ready to help me test something? [11:32:42] hrm ? [11:33:05] dahlia3390 leaves the room [11:33:25] dahlia3390 joins the room [11:34:02] ([0]AW Groupies) Morgaine Dinova: Actually some host :-) [11:34:03] ([0]AW Groupies) Asterion Coen: traceroute morgaine.dinova.sl [11:34:04] ([0]AW Groupies) Saijanai Kuhn: well in this case, it would be localhost [11:34:19] ([0]AW Groupies) Morgaine Dinova: traceroute mail.google.com [11:34:33] ([0]AW Groupies) Morgaine Dinova: Why localhost? [11:34:47] ([0]AW Groupies) Saijanai Kuhn: That's what claims the certificate is expried, RTFM, Inc [11:34:59] hehee it works :D [11:35:16] ([0]AW Groupies) Saijanai Kuhn: traceroute to localhost (127.0.0.1), 64 hops max, 40 byte packets [11:35:30] ([0]AW Groupies) Morgaine Dinova: I think that's merely telling you that you're trying to contact localhost as the jabber server, and it's telling you "don't be funny" [11:35:47] ([0]AW Groupies) Saijanai Kuhn: ah, well I'm getting it with the email client [11:35:51] ([0]AW Groupies) Asterion Coen: (the cd method takes about 10 minutes or so) time u find the reasons of the bug (or else) u will be retired [11:36:06] ([0]AW Groupies) Saijanai Kuhn: only started after I installed adium [11:36:19] ([0]AW Groupies) Asterion Coen: and if u remove it ? [11:36:29] ([0]AW Groupies) Saijanai Kuhn: its a standalone app with no uninstaller [11:36:43] ([0]AW Groupies) Asterion Coen: by removing the directory maybe [11:36:45] ([0]AW Groupies) Morgaine Dinova: Have you rebooted? (Seems to work for Windows) [11:37:01] dahlia3390 leaves the room [11:37:09] :D [11:37:30] You ate the mouse? ;-) [11:37:41] lol [11:57:39] nn all :) [11:57:50] dahlia poofs.... [11:57:53] dahlia leaves the room [12:28:17] Morgaine leaves the room [12:29:52] Morgaine joins the room [12:30:31] testing [12:35:25] Morgaine.Dinova leaves the room [16:11:51] me leaves the room [16:11:51] signpostmarv_martin leaves the room [16:12:17] me joins the room [16:12:29] Morgaine waves [16:13:11] The room kicked you: it said "(16:12:05) me left the room (This participant is kicked from the room because he sent an error presence: remote-server-not-found)." [16:13:38] me leaves the room [17:51:11] Mark McCahill joins the room [17:51:20] oh hai [17:51:23] Morgaine waves [17:52:30] is infinity@lindenlab.com still looking for a Jabber client that works? [17:52:53] adium works on my mac just fine... [17:53:12] I think she only reported on hearsay from Sai's problems. [17:53:31] aha [17:53:59] I haven't heard of anyone else having trouble on Macs. Pidgin supports Mac on X11, but there's no shortage of others. [17:55:00] Sai tried Adium last night, but the system fell apart on him. He's blaming Adium, but I Googled for known problems and didn't find any. [17:55:38] Adium 1.3.2 works for me [17:56:42] I think the mmox mail list discussion is starting from the wrong end of the problem - step one in virtual world interop is federated identity and presence [17:57:07] I guess I better write something about that [17:57:55] But that's where OGP started anyway. It's just not federated yet. [17:58:35] federated identity that works across technologies would be an quick easy win [17:58:36] The only parts of OGP operational now and known to the public are login and TP (part of). [17:59:09] So that kind of heads in the direction you mention. [17:59:10] it would at least allow for chat and figuring out which word your buddies are in [18:00:21] John Hurliman is pushing that idea strongly too, with OpenID and OAuth. Not really my area though. [18:00:40] OpenID and OAth or SHibboleth or something federated [18:00:54] and standards based so we are not reinventing wheels [18:01:14] I think that's where we're headed, yes. [18:01:18] XMPP or SIP would also play in this [18:01:57] these things would get the broadest interoperability between technologies [18:02:07] even non-virtual world technologies [18:05:54] It's one of the problems with SL currently that too many things are coupled together. IM should be implemented as a separate service (and potentially run by an independent party, or several). [18:06:37] yup [18:07:28] All that VWs need is good integration of external IM into their world, but they should still be no more than clients of that service. [18:07:47] Ditto for auth of course. [18:07:53] right - that is easy to do [18:08:04] and it gets immediate interoperability wins for everyone [18:08:29] so it has some hope of bringing non-SL/OpenSim worlds to the table [18:09:00] trying to get everyone to change their wire protocol seems like a long and difficult road [18:11:49] Mah [18:11:51] Nah [18:12:01] Because it's not a change. [18:12:08] It's an addition. [18:13:16] And given the fact that LLSD even offers multiple serializations to suit different peoples' toolsets and preferences, it's well set to please. [18:13:36] Or at least not displease too much :P [18:18:32] Woot, the "mmox" room is active! [18:20:23] cool - I'm going over there [18:21:31] Mark McCahill leaves the room [18:46:53] dahlia joins the room [18:47:21] Hiya Dahlia! mmox Room is active :-) [18:47:30] die hard chat lurker? [18:48:44] Well broadband means never having to say you're, er, never turning your machines off. :-) [18:49:55] is the mmox room logged? [18:50:26] (officially logged)? [18:50:34] All rooms are logged, even test [18:51:02] dahlia waves to posterity [18:51:18] Leave my posterity out of this :D [18:51:45] it's kinda hard to ignore [18:52:26] Oh, thanks, always nice to have a good friend. ;-) [18:53:00] :) [20:31:56] Mark McCahill joins the room [20:32:01] Mark McCahill leaves the room [20:35:30] dahlia leaves the room [22:46:24] infinity linden joins the room [22:46:33] ping [22:46:45] infinity linden leaves the room [23:02:03] meadhbh.siobhan joins the room [23:02:11] hmm [23:02:13] hello? [23:02:25] ping [23:02:29] meadhbh.siobhan leaves the room