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ejabberd 2.1.6 release

We are pleased to announce the bugfix release ejabberd 2.1.6. ejabberd 2.1.6 is the seventh release in ejabberd 2.1.x branch, and includes a lot of bugfixes and improvements. Main changes Some of the changes include: Account register mod_register: New ip_access option restricts which IPs can register (EJAB-915) mod_register: Default configuration allows registrations only from localhost… Continue reading ejabberd 2.1.6 release

Proof of concept Wave client for Android, by ProcessOne

ProcessOne has just released an Open Source Wave client for Android, available as a proof of concept. Now that the Apache Software Foundation aims at taking over the Wave project, it feels safe to share one of the code we have been working on. We have built a prototype Wave client for Android, that rely… Continue reading Proof of concept Wave client for Android, by ProcessOne

Invisible presence: support to be removed from ejabberd

The support for the non-standard “invisible presence” will be removed in the incoming ejabberd 3.x release line. The XMPP/Jabber server ejabberd has been supporting the “invisible presence” for a long time (XEP-0018: Invisible Presence, Rejected). Although this “insivible presence” is non-standard, it has been supported because a lot of users asked for it in the… Continue reading Invisible presence: support to be removed from ejabberd

OneTeam alpha3

OneTeam alpha3 has been released to our private alpha-testers. The desktop XMPP client OneTeam, made by ProcessOne, has been delivered to private alpha-testers, as version labelled “alpha3”. OneTeam comes in different flavors: Standalone, for Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows, you can launch it form the Application menu, Dock, or Start menu, like Firefox, OpenOffice.org,… Continue reading OneTeam alpha3

Preventing spammers from abusing In-Band Registration in ejabberd

The scalable and powerful ejabberd has received a new feature for spam prevention: In-Band Registration CAPTCHA requirement. Anti-spam techniques and ease of use are sometimes heading towards different paths. We added an option in ejabberd that will surely prevent some spammers to abuse an ejabberd system, maybe at a little UI cost. In-Band Registration (IBR)… Continue reading Preventing spammers from abusing In-Band Registration in ejabberd

Hosted.IM offers online help

Get real-time help on Hosted.IM, our XMPP hosting service. Hosted.IM is a simple yet featureful XMPP/Jabber hosting service. Free for teams of 5 persons, commercial for more than 5 users (see pricing), it lets you use your own domain name and offer a chat service in your own organization.

OneTeam family for iPhone: new version 4.0

The OneTeam family for iPhone (and other iOS devices from Apple, iPod and iPad) has received new exciting features for an even better user experience. Read more below. OneTeam in version 4.0 has been released on the Apple’s AppStore. Here is an exciting review of the OneTeam family and their new features and enhancements. OneTeam… Continue reading OneTeam family for iPhone: new version 4.0

ProcessOne releases OneCached, a Memcached in erlang

ProcessOne has just released OneCached, a Memcached server and client implementation written in Erlang. OneCached is a new Memcached server and client implementation written from scratch in Erlang by ProcessOne. From the Memcached website: What is Memcached? Free & open source, high-performance, distributed memory object caching system, generic in nature, but intended for use in… Continue reading ProcessOne releases OneCached, a Memcached in erlang

Case study: Arc International

Arc International has migrated away from a proprietary solution to the open source, and open standards ejabberd and Psi, realising cost-savings and productivity increase. Arc International is well known for distributing famous tableware brands such as Luminarc®, Arcoroc, Chef&Sommelier, Pyrex and Cristal d’Arques Paris. With 12,000 employees around the world, from Europe to Asia, and… Continue reading Case study: Arc International

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