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diff --git a/net/jabber-aim/pkg-message b/net/jabber-aim/pkg-message deleted file mode 100644 index 5a9fd802740a..000000000000 --- a/net/jabber-aim/pkg-message +++ /dev/null @@ -1,60 +0,0 @@ -You can connect to ICQ using this transport, however you cannot -retrieve ICQ away status messages or user information, nor search for -users. A simple SMS sending hack is included, but for now responses do -not come through and no SMS sending confirmation is sent. For SMS, -send "SEND-SMS:number:text" to any ICQ user, for example -"SEND-SMS:+4917012345:Test". - -To activate aim-transport, you will need to edit your jabber.xml to -tell jabberd to load this file, and let clients be aware of it's -availability. In the browse section of the jsm service you need to -add (uncomment out this block around line 248 of the sample -configuration): - - <!-- - * Don't forget to change aim.localhost to your hostname - * if you want to make this publicly available. - --> - <service type="aim" jid="aim.localhost" name="AIM Transport"> - <ns>jabber:iq:gateway</ns> - <ns>jabber:iq:register</ns> - </service> - -Next you need to add the lines to load in the transport and it's -configuration options. Please note that the following is -substantially different than what comes in the sample config -file. (near line 457): - - <!-- - * Don't forget to change aim.localhost to your hostname - * if you want to make this publicly available. - --> - <service id='aim.localhost'> - <load><aim_transport>${PREFIX}/lib/jabber/aimtrans.so</aim_transport></load> - - <aimtrans xmlns='jabber:config:aimtrans'> - <!-- - * This is the path to the aim binary neede by libfain for - * for providing access to AIM's servers - --> - <aimbinarydir>/path/to/aim_install</aimbinarydir> - <vCard> - <FN>AIM Transport</FN> - <DESC>An AIM Transport!</DESC> - <URL>http://foo.bar/</URL> - </vCard> - - </aimtrans> - </service> - -The most interesting of these is the <aimbinarydir/> flag. For -aimtransport to be able to work you need a valid directory from AIM -version 3.5.1670. It has to be that version. I would suggest -searching on Google. For legal reasons I can not distribute this -file. - -The installer version that works for me is this with md5sum: - -04eba0bd0ea5fe1756612e14663093aa /win/Install_AIM_3.5.1670.exe - -After these changes everything should be running smoothly. |