gmane.network.jabber.psi.devel

About pubsub in Psi

Chu Lam Than Ban — 2013-05-14T22:47:44

I want to ask some questions about pubsub in Psi.
I found the PepManager in Psi that manage the Pubsub in xmpp. But it seems
not to be done completely?
I found that there are many funtions in this class was commented out and
couldnot be used? (For ex. function for creating new node...)
Where can I get full implement pubsub in Psi? Is it implemented In Psi++?
Would appreciate for any support..
DucTai

dbus org.psi_im.Psi.Main.sleep

Thomas B. Rücker — 2013-05-12T15:18:16

Hi,

I'm trying to debug why Psi doesn't go offline before my machine sleeps.

I've written a small script for pm-utils that sends the above mentioned
dbus message and made sure there is enough time before the signal to
NetworkManager is sent, but somehow only when I resume the machine it
tries to disconnect and then receives the 'wake' signal and reconnects.

Any ideas how to debug this?
Having it reconnect on waking up from sleep is already good, but having
it disconnect too would be even better.

Cheers

Thomas

PS: this is on debian wheezy/7 with gnome as the WM.

Cannot debug Psi 0.16

Chu Lam Than Ban — 2013-05-01T03:10:43

Hi all Psi community.
I could  build the Psi, but I couldnot debug it... I think it is because of
Qca.
When I debugged to the QCA::KeyStoreManager keystoremgr; the Qt SDK show
the error of segmentation signal from OS. And many of the other things, the
sdk generate this error when debugging.
Do you know how can I solve this problem?

(in code of Psi 0.16, I see the value of Version still 0.15-dev)

I use Window 7 (32bit), Qt Creator 2.0.1, base on 4.7.0 (32 bit)

Thank you in advance for any help.

DucTai.

certificate checking

Peter Saint-Andre — 2012-12-17T21:12:31

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I just installed a new certificate at jabber.org. With Psi 0.15 I
receive a certificate validation error. With Adium 1.5.4 I don't.
AFAICT, the only material difference between the old cert and the new
cert is that I requested a SHA-256 hash this time (also please note
that the common name is register.jabber.org, not jabber.org, but
jabber.org is also listed as a supported domain). Does Psi 0.15
support only SHA-1? Can someone else test with Psi and report their
experience? Feel free to ping me off-list.

Thanks.

Peter

- -- 
Peter Saint-Andre
https://stpeter.im/


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missing DnD/Away button?

Eric Schnoebelen — 2012-12-07T23:27:48

In my week or so's use of 0.15, I noticed that the button for
hiding/displaying DnD/away roster elements has disappeared.

Where did it go, and can we get it back?

Thanks,
Eric

--
Eric Schnoebeleneric-vt2WnZFqELQ< at >public.gmane.orghttp://www.cirr.com
There has been an alarming increase in the number of things
    you know nothing about.

psimedia and speex problem with astersik

Joshua Colp — 2012-11-07T11:52:08

Hola,

Sorry for slightly ruining threading but I just signed up and do not 
have the previous messages.

Regarding this issue Asterisk does the payload name comparison in a case 
insensitive fashion and is properly receiving and handling the media 
received from Psi, it just does not seem to contain actual audio.

Per the last message from Justin Karneges if you change your own 
comparison to be case insensitive but continue to send SPEEX you 
*should* be okay, at least from my experience with the various SDP 
implementations that you may interact with. Most are very forgiving in 
that area.

Cheers,

psimedia and speex problem with astersik

Dmitry Melekhov — 2012-11-06T15:52:58

Hello!

I'm trying to get psi working with asterisk chan_motif.

And I can't get sound, so I opened bug report, just because psi-psi 
works OK:

https://issues.asterisk.org/jira/browse/ASTERISK-20592

and problem is found:
"
Joshua Colp 
<https://issues.asterisk.org/jira/secure/ViewProfile.jspa?name=jcolp> 
added a comment - 06/Nov/12 4:56 PM

I've isolated the problem to Psi *requiring* that the payload name for 
speex be capitalized, despite the RFC for it saying otherwise 
(http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5574). If the payload name is not 
capitalized it will happily send Asterisk media and receive media, but 
not send it to the sound card. Change it to be capitalized and boom - 
it's happy and you can hear audio. I'll see about what can be done for 
that... "


So, is there any way to change psi to be rfc compliant?

Thank you!

0.16 dev is open

Justin Karneges — 2012-10-10T08:34:46

No real agenda yet, just random features or bugfixes that people want to 
commit. We'll aim for this release cycle to last a few months (as opposed to 
years :p ).

You may wonder: where is 1.0 already? That's still a discussion to have. 
Perhaps we'll end up renaming 0.16 to 1.0 by the end of it. Or, maybe not. At 
some point I'll post thoughts about what I think 1.0 should mean.

Justin

Psi task bar notifications on Windows 8

Jesse Thompson — 2012-10-04T20:16:36

I've been using Windows 8 for a few weeks and have noticed that I can't 
get Psi to highlight in the task bar (not the system tray) like it does 
in Windows 7 when I receive new messages in an open chat, or if I have 
auto-open new chats enabled.  Tried with both 0.14 and 0.15.  I assume 
that something changed with the Windows API.

Jesse

0.15

Justin Karneges — 2012-10-04T03:26:46

The final release of 0.15 is here! The website has been updated:
  http://psi-im.org/download/

Individual language pack downloads will be restored once new instructions are 
translated.

Note: Psi 0.15 uses a new profile data format. Data from 0.14 and prior will be 
migrated to the new format when you run 0.15 for the first time.

Changes:
  - Merge many changes from Psi+.
  - New message history browser.
  - New, fast contact list window.
  - TURN proxying for voice calls.
  - Store data in more standardized locations based on the platform.
  - No longer dependent on the Qt3Support library.
  - Domains ending in .local now always work, whether via DNS server or mdns.
  - Windows 64-bit and Mac 64-bit now supported. Mac PPC deprecated.
  - Legacy SSL port probe feature removed.
  - Various small features and bugfixes.

Since 0.14, this version contains about two years worth of merges from the 
Psi+ project. Thanks to Rion and Dealer_WeARE for diligently keeping the Psi 
source repo current all this time.

Justin

0.15 RC3

Justin Karneges — 2012-09-25T22:55:00

Hi folks,

The third release candidate of 0.15 is available:
  https://sf.net/projects/psi/files/Development%20Snapshots/0.15-rc3/

Note: Psi 0.15 uses a new profile data format. Data from 0.14 and prior will be 
migrated to the new format when you run 0.15 for the first time.

Changes:
  - Merge many changes from Psi+.
  - New message history browser.
  - New, fast contact list window.
  - TURN proxying for voice calls.
  - Store data in more standardized locations based on the platform.
  - No longer dependent on the Qt3Support library.
  - Domains ending in .local now always work, whether via DNS server or mdns.
  - Windows 64-bit and Mac 64-bit now supported. Mac PPC deprecated.
  - Legacy SSL port probe feature removed.
  - Various small features and bugfixes.

Since 0.14, this version contains about two years worth of merges from the 
Psi+ project. Thanks to Rion and Dealer_WeARE for diligently keeping the Psi 
source repo current all this time.

Schedule:

Oct 3rd: Final

Justin

0.15 RC2

Justin Karneges — 2012-09-13T04:02:17

Hi folks,

The second release candidate of 0.15 is available:
  https://sf.net/projects/psi/files/Development%20Snapshots/0.15-rc2/

Note: Psi 0.15 uses a new profile data format. Data from 0.14 and prior will be 
migrated to the new format when you run 0.15 for the first time.

Changes:
  - Merge many changes from Psi+.
  - New message history browser.
  - New, fast contact list window.
  - TURN proxying for voice calls.
  - Store data in more standardized locations based on the platform.
  - No longer dependent on the Qt3Support library.
  - Domains ending in .local now always work, whether via DNS server or mdns.
  - Windows 64-bit and Mac 64-bit now supported. Mac PPC deprecated.
  - Legacy SSL port probe feature removed.
  - Various small features and bugfixes.

Since 0.14, this version contains about two years worth of merges from the 
Psi+ project. Thanks to Rion and Dealer_WeARE for diligently keeping the Psi 
source repo current all this time.

Schedule:

Sep 24: Final

Justin

Fanout.io

Justin Karneges — 2012-09-04T23:55:54

Hey all,

I just wanted to mention my latest effort, Fanout.io. It's a cloud service for 
pushing data. Announcement here:
  http://blog.fanout.io/2012/09/03/realtime-multicasting-over-http-xmpp/

I hope that if the project succeeds then it will allow me to put more 
resources into Psi and other interesting projects. So, tell your developer 
friends. :)

Also, 0.15 RC2 coming soon.

Justin

certificate checking

Peter Saint-Andre — 2012-08-31T17:06:15

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Does Psi 0.15 support the rules for certificate checking detailed in
RFC 6120?

http://xmpp.org/rfcs/rfc6120.html#security-certificates-generation-server

At the moment I'm particularly interested in support for id-on-dnsSRV,
but I'm curious about the other aspects as well.

Peter

- -- 
Peter Saint-Andre
https://stpeter.im/


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0.15 RC1

Justin Karneges — 2012-08-28T02:57:01

Hi folks,

The first release candidate of 0.15 is available:
  https://sf.net/projects/psi/files/Development%20Snapshots/0.15-rc1/

Note: Psi 0.15 uses a new profile data format. Data from 0.14 and prior will be 
migrated to the new format when you run 0.15 for the first time.

Changes:
  - Merge many changes from Psi+.
  - New message history browser.
  - New, fast contact list window.
  - TURN proxying for voice calls.
  - Store data in more standardized locations based on the platform.
  - No longer dependent on the Qt3Support library.
  - Domains ending in .local now always work, whether via DNS server or mdns.
  - Windows 64-bit and Mac 64-bit now supported. Mac PPC deprecated.
  - Legacy SSL port probe feature removed.
  - Various small features and bugfixes.

Since 0.14, this version contains about two years worth of merges from the 
Psi+ project. Thanks to Rion and Dealer_WeARE for diligently keeping the Psi 
source repo current all this time.

Schedule:

Sep 17: Final

Justin

How to turn OFF Growl in Psi 0.15b2?

Mark Atwood — 2012-08-19T08:07:34

Hi!

I just upgraded from Psi 0.14 to Psi 0.15b2 for MacOS.

How do I turn Growl OFF?

..m

Legacy SSL probe feature removed

Justin Karneges — 2012-08-13T00:03:41

This feature was kind of neat in 2004, but these days it likely only causes 
problems. When you upgrade to Psi 0.15, if you are unable to connect, then 
congratulations you have an ancient XMPP server.

A notice is displayed the first time you try to connect with an account that 
used to have this feature enabled. Since this feature was enabled by default 
in all previous versions, most people will end up seeing this notice, though 
in only rare cases would any action need to be taken.

Justin

Bundled zlib and qca removed

Justin Karneges — 2012-08-09T19:40:27

Going forward, bundling libraries within the Psi source tree will be 
discouraged. Notably, 0.15 will no longer contain copies zlib and qca. You 
must get these dependencies elsewhere.

For Windows and Mac platforms, where dealing with dependencies is generally a 
greater pain in the ass than on Linux, the new build scripts in admin/build 
take care of automatically fetching needed dependencies. So, in the end, it's 
not any more difficult to build Psi after these removals than before. In fact, 
it's easier now, as the build process will pull in things like openssl, which 
were never bundled with Psi in the first place.

Justin

Nightly builds restored

Justin Karneges — 2012-08-06T19:49:17

Hi folks,

The nightly builds are back!

The URLs have changed:
  http://psi-im.org/files/snapshots/win/
  http://psi-im.org/files/snapshots/mac/

Also, there are Win64 builds available now.

Note: Psi 0.15 is still in beta, and it uses a new profile data format. Data 
from 0.14 and prior will be migrated to the new format when you run 0.15 for 
the first time. However, there's no turning back, and so you should only use 
0.15 for your primary IM needs if you're prepared to fully commit to it.

Enjoy,
Justin

one-button builds

Justin Karneges — 2012-07-26T08:53:25

It is finally possible to build and package Psi, with dependencies, using a 
single command. At the moment this only works for Mac, but it will soon work 
for Windows as well.

  export QTDIR=/path/to/qt
  cd admin/build && make VERSION=somestring

With the exception of Qt (which you're assumed to have, and you must set 
QTDIR), this will automatically download all other dependencies prior to 
compiling. Notably you no longer have to hand-edit version strings in files. 
Files containing version numbers are generated.

Most of the dependency packages are downloaded from psi-im.org [1]. What's 
nice is many of these packages are generally built in a similar one-button 
fashion via scripts from the psideps repo.

Everything is being built as 32-bit + 64-bit x86. For Mac, a universal binary 
is made. For Windows, there will be two packages, one for each arch. Minimum 
OS targets are Mac 10.5 and Windows XP.

What's left: psimedia package for Windows, and then Psi itself for Windows. 
Once this is done, I'll be restoring the daily snapshots and putting out 0.15-
beta2.

At some point I also want to script the Windows installer, but generally we 
have not used installers for daily snapshots or betas, so this won't be a 
blocker.

Justin

[1] http://psi-im.org/files/deps/

Google downranking links in the Psi wiki

Justin Karneges — 2012-07-12T07:31:43

Recently I received the strangest email: someone asking me to remove a spam 
link from the Psi wiki because it is negatively impacting that site's ranking.

I suppose we could clear out the links, but if someone originally added these 
links on their own to our wiki, I don't really have sympathy if it is coming 
back to bite them.

Anyone know anything about this sort of thing?

Justin