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{{Project | {{Project | ||
|Picture=XMPP logo.svg.png | |||
|Name=XMPP/Jabber | |Name=XMPP/Jabber | ||
|Status=Active | |Status=Active | ||
|Tool=No | |Tool=No | ||
|Location=Space | |Location=Space | ||
|Participants=Folkert | |Participants=Folkert, r3boot | ||
}} | }} | ||
=== XMPP / Jabber: WHY?! === | === XMPP / Jabber: WHY?! === | ||
With this protocol (xmpp | With this protocol (xmpp is just an other name for jabber) you can chat with other people that have such an account. Not neccessarily on the NURDspace server; any account will do. | ||
As the | As the NURDspace server uses regular tls, it should be safe as well to use. Only when someone hacks either the NURDspace-xmpp-server or the xmpp-server of the opponent you're chatting with (well or your computer or the computer of the opponent), only then your messages can be read. Well... unless you install the "off the record"-plugin (OTR) - if you enable that in a chat (and exchange the fingerprints via some other channel), then hacking your chats will be rather difficult. | ||
It is also convenient to have if you want people in #nurds (irc) to be able to send you a message by using "!summon nickname text" | It is also convenient to have if you want people in #nurds (irc) to be able to send you a message by using "!summon nickname text". This is disabled by default and can be enabled by [[folkert]]. | ||
=== XMPP & NURDspace === | |||
Every NURDspace member has an account on our server. The server can be reached at: <b>nurd.space</b>. So for example a username is <b>folkert@nurd.space</b>. | |||
We also have a group-chat: <b>nurdspace@xmpp.nurd.space</b>. | |||
=== Technical details === | |||
* runs on social.vm.nurd.space | |||
* listens on social.vm.nurd.space and allows the nurd.space domain | |||
=== Login using monocles chat on Android === | |||
One of the easiest methods of connecting to the XMPP server is by using monocles chat. It's available from F-Droid and other sources. | |||
You can login using your username `user@nurd.space` and your NURDspace password. It should auto-detect the server and connect. | |||
=== miscellaneous === | |||
See also the [[phonebook|nurdspace phonebook]] | |||
Latest revision as of 09:45, 18 February 2026
| XMPP/Jabber | |
|---|---|
| Participants | Folkert |
| Skills | |
| Status | Active |
| Niche | |
| Purpose | |
| Tool | No |
| Location | Space |
| Cost | |
| Tool category | |
XMPP logo.svg.png {{#if:No | [[Tool Owner::{{{ProjectParticipants}}} | }} {{#if:No | [[Tool Cost::{{{Cost}}} | }}
XMPP / Jabber: WHY?!
With this protocol (xmpp is just an other name for jabber) you can chat with other people that have such an account. Not neccessarily on the NURDspace server; any account will do. As the NURDspace server uses regular tls, it should be safe as well to use. Only when someone hacks either the NURDspace-xmpp-server or the xmpp-server of the opponent you're chatting with (well or your computer or the computer of the opponent), only then your messages can be read. Well... unless you install the "off the record"-plugin (OTR) - if you enable that in a chat (and exchange the fingerprints via some other channel), then hacking your chats will be rather difficult.
It is also convenient to have if you want people in #nurds (irc) to be able to send you a message by using "!summon nickname text". This is disabled by default and can be enabled by folkert.
XMPP & NURDspace
Every NURDspace member has an account on our server. The server can be reached at: nurd.space. So for example a username is folkert@nurd.space.
We also have a group-chat: nurdspace@xmpp.nurd.space.
Technical details
- runs on social.vm.nurd.space
- listens on social.vm.nurd.space and allows the nurd.space domain
Login using monocles chat on Android
One of the easiest methods of connecting to the XMPP server is by using monocles chat. It's available from F-Droid and other sources. You can login using your username `user@nurd.space` and your NURDspace password. It should auto-detect the server and connect.
miscellaneous
See also the nurdspace phonebook