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Hi,
I have a wireless LAN of about 17 computers. What the problem is, what program can I use to chat via the network only. I dont want to use ...
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- 10-05-2006 #1
Chatting Via Wireless LAN
Hi,
I have a wireless LAN of about 17 computers. What the problem is, what program can I use to chat via the network only. I dont want to use the internet to chat or a game.
Thanks in advance.
Regards, Simulator
- 10-05-2006 #2
Take a look at Jabber. You can set it up on your own server. There are a wide range of clients 'cause it uses an open protocol.
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- 10-06-2006 #3
Thanks for your reply. I tried running Jabber and it would not start (The server). Is there a way i am supposed to setup the server. Anyhelp would be appreciated.
Regards, Simulator
- 10-06-2006 #4
It depends which implementation of Jabber you're using. There are several, did you take a look through your package manager to find one that was pre-compiled for your distro?
If you need any help with this matter you're going to have to give us some details, e.g.:
- what jabber server
- what changes to the default config did you make
- what does the log file say when you try to start it
that sort of thing
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- 10-07-2006 #5
Sorry for not giving enough details. I tried jabberd. And I had to compile it from source. I run Fedora Core 5.
There was no modifications to the default configuration (This is probobaly the part i need the most help with).
When I attempt to start the server it says it is unable to listen on some ports. I cant remember what these ports are but it is only 2 or 3 ports.
Regards, Simulator
- 10-08-2006 #6
If you use KYum you can browse through the repositories for a binary built jabber server. I have ejabberd running here. You can install that with 'yum -y ejabberd'. The config was quite easy.
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