ejabberd 2.0.0 rc1 released

By Mickaël Rémond | |
A new version of ejabberd 2.0.0 has been published, this time as a release candidate version.

ejabberd 2.0 beta is approaching: Calling for translators

By Mickaël Rémond | |
ejabberd 2.0 server will be released in beta during the coming days. If you want to contribute a translation for your language of either the main interface or the installer, you are very welcome :)

Ejabberd and Erlang Users Meeting in New York City

By Mickaël Rémond | |
I will be in New York City (USA) next week and will be meeting ejabberd users and Erlang developers in the area. We can meet in a pub in Manhattan on monday 26th of november 2007.

ejabberd in chinese

By Mickaël Rémond | |

The next version of ejabberd will be released with a chinese translation.

ejabberd 1.1.4 released

By Jérôme Sautret | |
A new ejabberd version, 1.1.4, has been published on ProcessOne's web site. This is mainly a bugfix release. The binary installers have also been improved: all installers can now support SMP, and a new x86-64 (aka amd64) installer is available. Binary installers and source code are available for download here.

Angie: plugin-based publish and subscribe is a huge leap toward rich presence

By ProcessOne | |
The XMPP Standards Foundation has defined a standard protocol to add publish and subscribe mechanisms to XMPP (XEP-0060). It is currently not largely used because of one missing implementation element: it should be implemented as the base of an application server to spread adoption among service developers. The next version of ejabberd will introduce a plugin-based publish and subscribe implementation

Live code upgrade: A must-have feature for high-availability deployments

By Mickaël Rémond | |
Erlang has the ability to upgrade the code of a live system. This is a feature which is very appreciated by our customers. They can apply the patch we provide for their Instant Messaging system without having to stop / restart the service. This article from Bill Clementson does a good job in explaining what is the magic behind Erlang live code upgrade.