What are the Jabber servers?

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Alexander Kouznetsov2012-01-03 10:57:13

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Alexander Kouznetsov, 2012-01-03 10:57:13

Which jabber server to choose?
The selection criteria are as follows:
— open source;
— "liveness" of the project;
- ease of processing with a file (if suddenly someone really tried to add functions, apply them in a non-standard environment).

Thanks for the project links. Many thanks for the experience of installation and use.

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ForhaxeD, 2012-01-03
@ForhaxeD

I recommend Ejabberd , a very fault-tolerant Erlang language. Seems to be easy to add.
I do not recommend OpenFire , it is written in Java, each client needs about 1 megabyte of RAM.

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itrabotnik, 2012-01-03
@itrabotnik

What immediately came to mind, so these Ejabberd OpenFire Prosody servers
, articles
on installation, configuration and finishing on the Internet can be found.

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Alexey Skobkin, 2012-01-03
@skobkin

Everyone loves Ejabberd very much.
I personally set myself Prosody. It is easier to set up and clearer than ejabberd.
I will not say whether it is better or worse, because I use it only for myself.

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Zelgadis, 2012-01-04
@Zelgadis

Openfire - put in the office, fasten AD, SIP, fully integrate into the office. (enterprise)
Ejabberd - it seems to be an xmpp server, and after a week of coding it is already a server for a shooter over the network. (hacker)

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xSkyFoXx, 2012-01-05
@xSkyFoXx

Settled on openfire. Allowed to cluster the system without unnecessary problems and transparently display the database on a separate server. Of course, this could also be done on ejabberd, but it turned out to be much more difficult and longer.