ejabberd 17.07 bugfix release
ejabberd 17.07 includes an important security fix. Except this fix, the release is completely equivalent to 17.06. If you run any version from
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ejabberd 17.06
ejabberd 17.06 includes a lot of improvements over the previous 17.04 release. To name the most important ones: new caching system, Riak support
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If you have been subscribing our monthly XMPP Radar newsletter, you may have noticed that with every issue it covered a wider area of real-time
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ejabberd 17.06-beta
ejabberd 17.06-beta includes a lot of improvements over the previous 17.04 release. To name the most important ones: new caching system, Riak support
3 min readXMPP Radar Newsletter #23
The following articles got our attention in the month of May: Google Summer of Code hosts ejabberd projects Like in previous years, ejabberd projects are
1 min readGoogle Summer of Code hosts ejabberd projects
As you may know, our ejabberd XMPP server is written in Erlang. The Erlang VM was originally designed by Ericsson to support distributed, fault-tolerant, soft-real-time,
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ejabberd 17.04
Less than a month after previous release, ejabberd 17.04 is out with bug-fixes and new features: Redis and SQL backends can now be used
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ejabberd 17.03
New modular code, flexible core backend, dynamic configuration reload, spam protection and routing API changes. These are the most interesting improvements coming in 17.03.
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New modular code, flexible core backend, dynamic configuration reload, spam protection and routing API changes. These are the most interesting improvements coming in 17.03
4 min readXMPP Radar Newsletter #19: Privacy, Security and Encryption of Instant Messaging
Welcome to 2017! As crazy as this year begins, let’s start with hot topics: privacy, security, encryption and XMPP. We look into clients, configurations, servers and spam like it’s 1984. Or 2049?
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