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ejabberd is strictly an XMPP / Jabber server implementation. There is no such thing as an "ejabberd client". To interface with ejabberd, one can use any XMPP / Jabber client. Examples include Psi, Pidgin, and so on.
I have admin user in the server with the same credentials that I passed to the auth attribute of the post method.I'm new to XMPP and I'm not sure what I'm missing here.I'm using the latest version of ejabberd docker container. I have disabled SSL while using POSTMAN.
In your particular case, I think the problem is easier to solve. Searching "ejabberd certificates", all tutorials mention that ejabberd wants the private-key.pem, certificate and the fullchain.pem files merged into a single one.
The log file in /var/log/ejabberd/ejabberd.log should give you valuable information on the startup of Ejabberd. If you experience any problems that you cannot solve yourself, consider checking out the official Ejabberd (XMPP) chat room at: ejab...@conference.process-one.net.
Being the most popular instant messaging service in the world with over 2 billion active monthly users in over 100 countries is an enormous magnitude of operations. To support such a scale, WhatsApp uses XMPP (a heavily modified version, to be more precise) on the ejabberd server (which is also heavily modified to improve and optimize performance).
Trans.eu is one of the largest logistics platforms in Europe and has been our client for more than 20 years now. Considering the magnitude of our cooperation, we had a chance to develop their large-scale enterprise communication system, also powered by ejabberd, amongst a number of other services.
The ejabberd server, which implements the XMPP protocol, proved to also be a perfect base for the Trans.eu messaging backend. The server is fast, scales perfectly and allows us to expand its functionalities without interfering with the server code.
During our work on the server, we subjected the ejabberd functionality to considerable modifications and added new functions to enable the fulfilment of specific business needs. We have implemented such functionalities like:
Can you imagine a multiplayer game with a laggy chat system? No, thank you. Especially a MOBA-type game. Riot Games started with an ejabberd server as a foundation and built on top of it, customizing and extending its functionalities.
According to this series of articles Riot published on their dev blog, a set of XMPP alternatives were also looked into at a time of their preliminary research for a technology that would power their communications, although none seem to outperform ejabberd in the following six areas:
As you can see from the examples above, XMPP and ejabberd are great at handling communication at an incredibly large scale. But, to achieve sufficient performance and fit a specific use case, customization is required.
Considering our extensive experience with developing custom ejabberd servers and XMPP-based communicated services, we are happy to help you optimize your own ejabberd-powered solution or develop a new one from scratch.
In April last year I setup the kaidan.im XMPP server with ejabberd. As you would expect I did that completely manually, so first running apt get install ejabberd, then editing the config file and so on. I read the ejabberd documentation in detail to enable all useful features and to get the nearly perfect server config. I also imported the database from a friend of mine, who hosted his server (jbb.ddns.net) on a Raspberry Pi before.
Hey guys.
I have a general ejabberd question to which I am unable to find an answer. When I installed it on my (mac osx) development environment, and get everything configured, it runs well. I can log into the dev site with DXMPP running, using two different clients, and chat back and forth. Very happy!
Anyone have any idea why? I've managed to find out that it's possible to reduce this number, but I don't even know why it's doing it in the first place. When I installed the schema found at -one.net/ejabberd/mainline/blobs/raw/HEAD/src/odbc/my..., it looks right but no data populates...
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