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I only use Google Talk, and was wondering if there were any jabber command line clients for windows? I prefer command-line as I use it a lot on a day to day basis, and it seems much easier. The client can be either some windows only program, or a python/ruby/perl script. anything is fine.

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Can you elaborate more on your question? How do you want to integrate a client with Openfire. All jabber client can login to Openfire and use it as a server. I see red5 in tags, so maybe your question is about audio/video chat?

I did a lot of work with Jabber XCP a few years ago with the desktop binary client and web clients and most of the time it was easier to just use Openfire on my development windows PC instead of Jabber XCP. They worked fine. Now that was before Cisco aquisition. Things could have changed since.

I login to jabber/gmail accounts through bitlbee. It has been working fine for me. I use it on Linux machines. Not sure how it works on Windows machines. Perhaps consider using one of their public servers. I have used their public servers when I use my macbookpro. They work fine.

Jeremie Miller began working on the Jabber technology in 1998 and released the first version of the jabberd server on January 4, 1999.[31] The early Jabber community focused on open-source software, mainly the jabberd server, but its major outcome proved to be the development of the XMPP protocol.

The first IM service based on XMPP was Jabber.org, which has operated continuously and offered free accounts since 1999.[32] From 1999 until February 2006, the service used jabberd as its server software, at which time it migrated to ejabberd (both of which are free software application servers). In January 2010, the service migrated to the proprietary M-Link server software produced by Isode Ltd.[33]

Recently we implemented SSL Decryption and everything in the webex environment worked fine for the Webex connect client but people using the jabber client cannot send or receive images over IM. I have started a case with Cisco on this, however, their documentation leads me to believe images used to be sent insecurely in the old client and securely in the new client.

I opened a ticket with Cisco on this one. Seems to me that if file transfer works and desktop sharing and chat all work, then image transfer should work and that would be on their end, hopefully. Maybe that functionality isn't using the windows certificate repository and that is the issue.

These are the MSI properties we used for out install. Keep in mind that most of the other settings are pushed out from the Cisco backend, ie we tried to get the backend to configure most of the jabber client, so minimal adjustments are required on install.

Side note, we used Skype for Business for our presence, so some of the settings below are to disable Jabber presence (presence = outlook, the green/yellow icon for online offline chat). Fyi, once jabber has set it self for presence, its a bit tricky to revert back to skype - leave a comment if you want more details on that.

If you already have a server somewhere and are willing and able to put the necessary work in, one alternative-in the spirit of federation-is to run your own. We recommend either Prosody or ejabberd. Both of which have their own strengths. Ejabberd is slightly more mature nowadays but Prosody is arguably easier to set up.

your comment "d)" I think clears up the "What it isn't..." section in your main posting. the big difference between tor messenger and ricochet is:

tor sends metadata, but through tor onion routing.

ricochet sends no metadata, but doesn't send messages through onion routing.

correct?

There is not much point in supporting these chat protocols in a Tor-dependent messenger. I suggest that you remove them at least until Google, Yahoo, and all the other snoopers decide to become more Tor-friendly.

I managed to run the messenger part individually (debian:jessie) while my regular tor was on and configured the socks5 proxy as above. It worked fine but a way to check whether it is actually trafficking through tor or not would be nice. In the same manner it should work under tails as well.

I am unable to connect to OFTC or any other IRC network. Maybe its because tor-messenger connects to ip's (servers) that forward traffic and resulting in failed connects. Can we use tor-messenger for hidden services?

The messenger tor works, but when you get using the Facebook "message", he warns that the password may be wrong, but is not! everything is right, the other features are OK, but when using the facebook does not work ... I'm on windows 8 64bit ... help!

When I connected from my IM (mcabber) to tor messanger, the latter complained that OTR plugin is not supported. I was very surprized. Why it is not enabled by default? I found it in preferences and enabled. However, OTR does not work. Neither my Tor messanger contact nor IM contact can start OTR session. I run Tor Messanger with command: ./start-tor-messenger --verbose (it allows me to see warnings). I noticed that each time I click on "start private conversation" I see in log "TypeError: muc is undefined". I opened error console in Tor Messanger, and see an error "Error: __NoSuchMethod__ is depricated; resource:///modules/xmpp.jsm" and then many error messages "muc is undefined; resource:///modules/xmpp.jsm".

You didn't understand what I say. I don't complain about that I cannot see the status. I complain about that I cannot see this contact in my contact list! In normal XMPP clients when I authorize somebody, I can see him in my list despite I cannot see his status(!). In tor messenger I see absolutely nothing. It means if I forgot which contact I authorized, there is no any simple way to find it.

OMG, somebody of us does not understand the idea of tor messenger. Is it multiprotocol client? If yes, it must be in compliance with XMPP protocol. Does tor messenger support standard OTR protocol for XMPP? If yes, it must be compatible with all XMPP clients and their OTR implementation. The idea of tor messanger is to be compatible with standard IM protocols, so I can chat with anybody who is not yet using tor messanger, isn't it? So if somebody is using standard XMPP client such as mcabber, which supports OTR, why I cannot use OTR from tor messanger? Is its OTR implementation incompatible with the standard?

This is more of a suggestion: I don't know much about how Tor works but amongst the list of messengers, i notice theres no "Wickr". I suggest you take a look at Wickr if you haven't and look at how it works as it's a pretty amazing system. Maybe some of the ideas from that may translate well over to TorMessenger or future Tor products?

You can create an XMPP account on any of the servers out there which support in-band account registration (meaning you can create an account without leaving Tor Messenger). You can choose from: jabber.ccc.de, jabber.otr.im, jabber.calyxinstitute.org. You do not need to give a name or email address.

However, sadly jabber web page web.jabber.ccc.de no longer works. It would be good if they provide also onion web page and web page for registering/unregistering jabber accounts (not all jabber clients can do this work).

I think he/she asked you about another thing. Let me phrase it more clearly. Suppose, I attached two different XMPP contacts to my tor messenger: user1@server1 and user2@server2. Can people in my contact list from user1@server1 learn that I also have contact user2@server2 in tor messenger?

You can chat through other chat messengers, such as CryptoCat and various others. I do not know how Tor Messenger competes or outperforms any other ones. What is the unique feature of Tor Messenger versus others?

Isn't any iistant messenger which support socks4a proxy & otp can work across tor network? btw is there any specific recommendations for xmpp server with small footprint to be used in hidden service installation for smaal group of people? thanks

> Given how every other week there's news of a latest TOR weakness that's been exploited, it's not THAT secure. Nor it's that anonymous given how flaws have been exploited so people got raided after such flaws and weaknesses were used by Big Gov,,, You've got a messenger on TOR (a network that's regularly in the news for the latest successful takedown)

the contents of tor browser and tor messenger appear to be the same although they have different sizes, the messenger compressed file has 40 mbs size but whenever i extract it , it shows the same contents as tor browser contents were extracted. can you please guide me that whys that so??

now my question is how to install torbirdy in linux? since that add-on is

made for windows users i got stuck. but i would really like to try it out in

thunderbird. some guidance would be really appreciated.

I use Torchat....it is flaky and unsupported but works. I like how it is self contained with no need for an external service. Please implement something like that.. cause going into another account like Gtalk or FB messenger doesn't really seem like it is solving anything big picture wise.

Hi. have a trouble. when start the messenger the next error is: "The procedure entry point _vsnprintf_s could not be located in the dynamic link library msvcrt.dll". what should i do who knows? os -win XP

how can i receive a picture/file from another jabber?

trying to send a picture from chatsecure on android, jabber/otr/orbot to tormessenger on linux. thanks keep doing this you are awesome people.

Often when working on Cisco Jabber installations, you will be required to edit an existing jabber-config.xml file to change client parameters or support new functionality, or simply as part of an audit or system assessment want to have a look at what customization is being used for Jabber already. ff782bc1db