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For those who love detail - you can see the full development strategy here or a summary on docs, release and support cycle.
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The X.5 LTS strategy prevents the PLT from issuing additional releases on a major release series. If 3.5 were to be the LTS for the 3.x series as previously planned, then any feature proposals or enhancements to the 3.x series would not be able to be merged until development started on 4.0. Now, it is possible to continue development on the 3.x series without locking into a specific release as the LTS release, which enables a longer support period for the 3.x series overall.
Correct. The concept of there being an LTS is being deprecated in favor of supporting the last release in a series for 2 years.
It will be another release in the 3.x series. At this time, a finalized date has not been forecasted.
The strategy change does not affect 2.5 support or its projected end of life date.
Joomla! 2.5 support is planned to cease in December of 2014. Joomla! 3.x is stable and usable today. Those happy with 2.5 don't need to update now, but should be planning to do so before 2.5 EOL. Existing sites looking for 3.x features can migrate now, and all new sites are highly encouraged to use 3.x.
Core updates are able to be performed with ease via the update component (in 2.5.4 and later). However, before updating, admins should check to ensure their templates and extensions are compatible before updating.
No. The updated strategies will not allow for new features that break compatibility in the Joomla! 3 series.
The current version of Joomla! is 3 stable. Users should feel comfortable upgrading to it today.
There will continue to be major and minor releases. The updated development strategy models our version numbering on Semantic Versioning (http://semver.org/). In short, the major version number is only incremented when backward compatibility breaks are introduced (i.e. 4.0 would be a major release); the minor version number is incremented when new features are added (i.e. 3.3 is a minor release); and the patch version number is incremented when bug or security fixes are released (i.e. the 3.2.3 release).
The leadership teams communicate with other project leaders and study how their projects handle the same issues we are addressing. There are areas in which we did use WordPress as a model to our strategy, however we are not completely emulating their project.
With the short term/long term strategy it was easy to explain, the long term release would be used by most people, with the short term release for early adopters and those that really need the new features but were willing to put up with a little bit of pain as bugs were ironed out and new features introduced etc.
Most users with existing Joomla! 2.5.x websites would wait for the next long term release Joomla! 3.5 in September 2014 before upgrading.
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albert_135(Sunset 2 or 3)April 10, 2013
We've acquired a property with a really old apple tree, more dead than alive - should probably be removed. But, we like the location and also want to do it ourselves. Do you have any links to doing major surgery on a tree on life support?
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This pub might help:
Here is a link that might be useful: Pruning to Restore an Old, Neglected Apple Tree

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Happy Birthday Cymphonique and Leon Thomas III!! After a fun day in Hershey, we went to Gettysburg. We went to the visitor center where we saw two movies about Gettysburg. We met up with our friend from the day before who hopped in our car with us and went through Gettysburg. After a while, we drove to her house where we got to meet their dog, Tanner. We had dinner with them at Infinitos, something we dont have in California. While we were eating, the mom had a meeting somewhere so we said goodbye to her. After dinner, the dad and daughter hung out with us and had dessert at Ritas, something we also dont have in California. After visiting for a while, we said goodbye to hem and headed back to Hershey since it was our last night there.
Up Next: Will we get to the amish?, How long will we spend at Hershey Gardens?, a long drive to Long Island
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Here are some pictures:
Flight Information from our gate TV
View from Terminal
Universal Studios Hollywood Ad inside the terminal
The only picture I took during our landing in Philadelphia
Sorry for the delay guys. School started a couple weeks ago.
The Visitor Center in Gettysburg has only been there a few years. It was completely remodeled and I think they did a fabulous job with it. I love the round painting that they put in the one room. I wish I could remember the name, but I remember it was painted in Boston and it took 25 painters a year to finish it.
Before I do the rest of the trip, I would like to give you guys some sneak peeks of what will happen:
Driving to Long Islamd
South Hampton (where I took no pictures :scared1)
The Cruise
World Trade Center
Coney Island
Going Home
Hi Everyone!! I'm really sorry for the delay. Here's the next update:
Today, we went to Hershey Gardens. We went shopping at our hotel, loaded the car up and drove to the Gardens. They were pretty and I loved the area. Basically, I loved Hershey in general. My stuffed Perry enjoyed the gardens, especially ones that had lots of flowers. I loved the view from there and across the street was Hersheypark. After spending a little while there, we started our drive to Long Island. Along the way, we stopped in the Amish country and went to a farmer's market there. It was a long drive and after 9 PM, we finally got to our hotel, the Hampton Maid.
Up Next: South Hampton, my grandma's birthday
Before I post the next day, I would like to put some embarrassing, favorite, shocking, confusing and funny moments:
Finding out our Newsies tickets were for the next day
Finding out that many things were closed in Philly
My mom checking in late
Staying the stage door at Newsies (thanks BraveCruiser and family for suggesting this, this made me one happy girl)
Pirate Deck Party
Dinners at night
Hershey in general
Captain Jack remembering me
Flight becoming 12 hours
Me dancing at the pirate deck party
Finding out our Newsies tickets were for the wrong day
Pirate Limbo
Pirate Deck Party
Pirate Limbo
Captain Jack throwing everything at the CM
Hi Everyone!!
I'm so sorry for not updating lately. I've been so busy and school has taken up alot of my time. Here's the next update:
The next day, we relaxed at the hotel since we stayed up late the night before. It was also my grandma's birthday so at one point, we called to wish her a happy birthday. We looked around South Hampton and looked around. I didn't know this but I took no pictures that day We ate at Uncle Joe's for dinner (we don't have an uncle Joe). We also made alot of trips to Rite Aid.
Up Next: What?! The Mansion is closed?!, How many trips to the post office will we make?
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Sounds like a normal trip with lots of highs, but a few lows........I think it's natural that there are good and bad things. Long flights would be the bad for me (and the rain.....lol) but the good would be seeing all those historical sights in person and going new places. Sounds wonderful so far Kaitlin!!!
If we didn't have the bad times we wouldn't enjoy the good times nearly as much!
Happy Birthday Dylan and Cole Sprouse!! Today was our last day in Long Island. We put our laundry in their little laundry house and went to the post office to ship stuff home. We later turned around because our box was the wrong kind. We went to Stoneybrook. There, we ate lunch at a tea place, went to the stores and drove to a mansion. We didn't know this but, it was closed when we got there Instead, we drove to a mansion style hotel and had dinner. After we ate, we drove back to our hotel
Up Next: Our first cruise day!!, What's with the traffic?, when will we board?
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Today we left Long Island and got on the Disney Magic. We ate breakfast at the hotel and finished packing. From there, we drove to the port. We had to make a pit stop about halfway through the drive. It took forever to get to the port with all of this traffic. My dad dropped the rental car off while my mom, sister and I went to check in. Much to my dismay, the characters were gone by the time we got there While waiting for my dad, a DVC person notices my mom's shirt and gave us DVC buttons and lanyards. When my dad showed up, we took the picture and got on the ship.
As we walked on the ship, the crew waiting on deck 3 announces your family's last night and they all start cheering. I love this. After they started cheering, we found our tablemates DDs on deck 4. From there, we went to the room until the dis meet. There were many dis'ers there, including our tablemates. It was so nice to see them again. Then it was time for the safety drill.
After the drill, there was the sailaway party. I took pictures from our room and went to see characters. The characters that we saw were Mickey, Pluto and Minnie. Dinner was at Animator's Palate. When we got to our table, the people there weren't our tablemates When they got there, we got introduced to our servers Andre and Bawa.
Up Next: A day full of characters, formal night, what?! Chip and Dale are fightning?
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Thanks for the great story.
No problem. Anyway, I'm sorry for not updating lately. I've been busy lately and school has taken up alot of my time. Anyway, in a couple weeks I will be going to this:
That's right folks!! My mom got tickets for the 27th. I'm so excited!! In addition, I may be meeting them thanks to their fanclub.
Today was our at sea day. That morning, my dad and I went to get to breakfast from Topsiders and I went to see characters. This day, the characters were in the gazebo near the Goofy Pool. During this time, I got to see Daisy, Pluto and Stitch. I then went to guest services because I wanted to drop my shirt off for the characters to sign. I joined my family for lunch after all of that. My sister and I went to the stores before I went to see Lilo & Stitch. When I got in line, I ran into our tablemates. Their DDs got in line behind me. When my turn came, I let them sign my autograph book that I had just bought. After they signed it, they took the photo with my camera. The older DD watched my stuff while the younger DD took the picture with my camera. The girls then got in the photo with me. Lilo & Stitch were fighting over where we should stand.
Up Next: Twice Charmed, Formal Night, What are Chip and Dale doing?
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Hi Everyone!!
I wanted to interupt this report because the Jonas Brothers are back in town!! That's right folks. Last Night, Today and tomorrow, they will be performing at the Pantages Theater. Yes, I was there yesterday and they are all sold out.
Hi Everyone!! Sorry about the delay. As a late Christmas/New Years present, here's the rest of Characters, Formal Night and Twice Charmed.
That night was formal night. After seeing Lilo & Stitch, I went back to the room to get ready for Twice Charmed. Before the show, I went to see Chip & Dale outside the Walt Disney Theater. They were cute but this time, something unusal happened. They fought over my pen when it came to my autograph book. I didn't know this but the character handler took a picture of them fighting.
After seeing them, it was time to see Twice Charmed. It's about Cinderella and was supposed to go on broadway. I left early to see Donald. Unlike Chip and Dale, everything went without any problems. Dinner that night was at Parrot Cay.
Up Next: Halifax, Officer Pin Trading, Buses and Penny's Cove
Happy Valentines Day!!
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Betsy Ross' House
Diary of a Wimpy Kid Poster in Philadelphia
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A stuffed Winnie the Pooh
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Miracle Spray?
I was told of this spray a while back but have yet to try it. I am going to give it a shot this year. I have been sworn to that it works wonders for the most common tomato diseases...
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1 heaping tablespoon baking soda (about 2 tablespoons)
1 light tablespoon chlorox
1 light tablespoon Murphys Oil Soap
I will buy some test plants soon and spray them just to be sure it does not have any ill affects.
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She told me it prevents all blight.
Pardon a bit of skepticism - ok a lot of skepticism - but if that was even possibly true then the commercial tomato industry is wasting millions of dollars annually on research and has been for decades..
There are at least 50 home remedy recipes out there that someone swears will prevent all blight. Yet somehow none of them ever seem to be able to hold up to testing.
There are at least 3 tomato diseases with "blight" in the name. They are entirely different and unrelated diseases.
In addition, some folks use "blight" when referring to other tomato diseases ... or all tomato leaf diseases ... or even all diseases affecting tomatoes. And some use "blight" to describe non-disease conditions which affect tomatoes: for example, leaf miners, sunburn, or herbicide damage.
Any time someone uses the term "blight" generically, you should just assume they don't know what they're talking about.
Well, since the commercial sprays do not work too well, I may as well give it a try.
When I was younger, I grew tomatoes in the Chicago area for 8 summers. The only disease I saw was one summer when one of the plants had Septoria Leaf Spot. I never used any spray. Just lucky.
So keep in mind that if your plants are free of any particular disease this summer, that doesn't mean the spray had anything to do with it.
I have been growing tomatoes here in Charlotte, NC for 12 years and have never had a disease free year. Some years are worse than others. If I can grow tomatoes disease free this year with this spray, then it would be pretty obvious.
I do not really think it will do much either, but then again nothing much else works either. Daconil and Mancozeb will delay disease for a while, but sooner than later it gives in too.


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We're pleased to announce the availability of Isode's latest release, R16.3, which can be downloaded now from our website. R16.3 is a major Isode release which adds new capabilities across the entire Isode product range, including:M-Vault
We've introduced a multi-master capability to M-Vault, complementing the single-master approach to replication defined in the X.500 protocols around which M-Vault was developed. M-Vault is the first directory to offer both multi-master and X.500.M-Link
M-Link gains a new Archive Server for archive of all messages (including 1:1 chat, MUC and PubSub). XMPP clients can access archives using Message Archive Management (MAM) as defined in XEP-0313. M-Link also gains three new web applications:
We've added gateway support for text based organisational message protocols, which we're collectively describing as "ACP127". The first release of this capability supports ACP127 and DOI 103S, a popular US variant, and enables conversion with STANAG 4406 (compliant to STANAG 4406 Annex D) and SMTP (following the MMHS over SMTP extensions).
In addition we've made extensive improvements to MConsole and M-Link Console to support the new M-Switch and M-Link family capabilities. For a full run-down of new capabilities in R16.3, please see the Product Release page. We'll be publishing further blog posts over the coming weeks focusing on some of the new R16.3 capabilities.
The Ignite Realtime community is very happy and proud to announce the release of Smack 4.1.0, our open source XMPP client library. Since Smack 4.1 is not binary compatible with Smack 4.0, i.e. it is not a drop-in replacement, make sure to have a look at the "Smack 4.1 Readme and Upgrade Guide".
Smack 4.1 marks a milestone in the development history of Smack, as its obsoletes aSmack, the build environment formerly required to port Smack to Android. Starting with 4.1, Smack is able to run natively and unmodified on Android.
A further release highlight, among many others, is the support for XEP-198: Stream Management. Note that like every new big feature, Stream Management is disabled by default.
The full changelog can be found at https://www.igniterealtime.org/builds/smack/docs/4.1.0/changelog.html, the javadoc is available accessible via https://www.igniterealtime.org/builds/smack/docs/4.1.0/javadoc/ and the documentation available at https://www.igniterealtime.org/builds/smack/docs/4.1.0/documentation/
We would like to thank everyone who provided feedback, bug reports and contributed. The developers and contributors for the 4.1.0 release, since 4.0.0 are:
$ git shortlog -sn 4.0.0..4.1.0
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4 Vyacheslav Blinov
3 Anno van Vliet
3 Daniele Ricci
2 Georg Lukas
2 Júlio Cesar Bueno Cotta
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The signed tag used to upload the 4.1.0 artifacts to Maven Central points to 4bb8aea2815ceaab4224d1e2c3d80ba70c1f3803. As always, Smack 4.1.0 is available via Maven Central.
Now go ahead and implement a open source XMPP client with Smack. Be it for Android or one of the many platforms supported by Java. But even more importantly, provide feedback and help to improve Smack. We try our best to make Smack one of the best, stable and reliable open source libraries for XMPP, but it's far from being perfect. Join #smack (freenode) and discuss with us how Smack could be improved.
Happy Hacking.
Tomorrow morning some of the Buddycloud team departs from Berlin, Germany, for Johannesburg, South Africa.
We're excited to build a production-ready mobile social network for Project Isizwe, including user and group communication: backend, frontend, message synchronisation in just 10 days. This is amazingly fast and we're up against a very tight schedule.
Project Isizwe provides free WiFi to township residents and has 500K users on their free wifi service. Now they want to help their users communicate, help and share information with each other. And more…
Project Isizwe identified a big problem with how their users are being ignored by the government. They noticed two things:
For example, younger residents never attend town-hall meetings and this leads to their voice being lost in the decision making.
The Project Isizwe team designed a solution called Wifi Chat and asked Buddycloud to help them with in-app messaging and social infrastructure to power this.
Wifi Chat will provide a real-time, secure and easy to use set of channels and site for informing citizens of new developments or topics and receiving feedback, input and comments.
Because messaging is really important to Project Isizwe's strategy, they wanted to build wifi-chat as open source using open standards. This will enable their developers to extend the Buddycloud to new in-house apps. For example, various city Governments could integrate their own communication channels into one service.
They had us at "open and extensible" and we offered to jump in and help and learn about their requirements.
Deciding to use a ready-made backend like Buddycloud has immediately saved at least a year of development time. That means our time in SA can be used to just spin-up a ready-made Buddycloud stack on their network and leaves us free to focus on developing the frontend.
And so to the frontend: we're up against some interesting challenges:
To give you an idea of the devices we're dealing with here's a selection:Phone modelShareOSVersionScreen sizeHuawei Y220-U0011.3%Android2.3320x480Samsung GT-S5280 Galaxy Star4.5%Android4.1.2240x320Vodafone VF685 Smart Kicka4.3%Android4.4320x480Nokia Lumia 5204.2%Windows Phone8@2_240x400Samsung GT-S5301 Galaxy Pocket Plus3.7%Android4240x320ZTE V7953.2%Android2.3320x480BlackBerry Z102.8%BlackBerry10@2_384x640
We're going to work some magic…
For quick spin-up of the backend, we'll be using the Buddycloud-vm project to generate and orchestrate new server images for testing and production servers.
For the next 10 days we'll be posting a daily development report covering the the technical challenges. You can start following our code progress starting on Monday as we push to https://github.com/project-isizwe/wifi-chat
Felix has already started working his interface magic and we'll be posting more images as they fly off his machine.
See you on Monday!
We are pleased to announce a new minor release from our stable branch. This release contains mainly bug fixes, including an important security fix.
A summary of changes in this release, by importance:
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As usual, download instructions for many platforms can be found on our download page
If you have any questions, comments or other issues with this release, let us know!
Elixir Sips is an Elixir screencast website providing great tutorials to learn Elixir but also to help you build extraordinary pieces of code quickly with Elixir.
They produced a great series of videos on programming ejabberd with Elixir. Here is the material for the first part. We will publish more material on ProcessOne blog soon. Stay tuned !
Most of all, please, give us feedback in the comments on what you would like to see covered regarding ejabberd and Elixir… Or even better, come to see us live at upcoming ejabberd San Francisco Bay Area Meetup !
Here is the first ejabberd / Elixir tutorial (Part 1�) �by Josh Adams.�
Please note that part 2 of this tutorial is also available: Extending ejabberd with Elixir – Part 2.
ejabberd is an XMPP server that is widely used to power either vanilla XMPP installs or XMPP-backed applications. It's one of Erlang's success stories, and it recently added Elixir support. Here is the blog post announcing Elixir support: ejabberd joins the Elixir revolution�.Setup
I followed the blog post regarding compiling ejabberd with Elixir support.
Let's see the support in action:
Alright, so we've registered a elixirsips user locally. Let's see if our XMPP client can connect:
((( open up gajim, add account )))
So there, we've connected to the account with the user we added from Elixir.
Now the blog post says for us to build the smallest possible module, but they have already provided it for us.
Here you can see that, when enabled, this will announce presence for every user when they change presence. We didn't see that happen when I connected, so it must not be enabled. Let's open up the yaml configuration file:cd ~/my-ejabberd vim etc/ejabberd/ejabberd.yml
In the modules section, add:ModPresenceDemo: {}
Now we'll restart and connect again. Now every time we change presence, an update gets logged.
This is the end of the introductory blog post. Let's see if we can take it a little bit further. Open up the module again:def on_presence(user, _server, _resource, packet) do info('Receive presence for #{user}') # We'll inspect the packet that we're sent in this event info(inspect packet) :none end
Now recompile everything and reinstall, and start it back up. Now I'll connect again with my client and we'll see what a presence packet looks like.
((( connect, mark yourself away with a given status )))19:54:04.160 [info] Receive presence for elixirsips 19:54:04.161 [info] {:xmlel, "presence", [{"xml:lang", "en"}, {"id", "56"}], [{:xmlel, "priority", [], [xmlcdata: "40"]}, {:xmlel, "show", [], [xmlcdata: "away"]}, {:xmlel, "x", [{"xmlns", "vcard-temp:x:update"}], [{:xmlel, "photo", [], []}]}, {:xmlel, "c", [{"xmlns", "http://jabber.org/protocol/caps"}, {"node", "http://gajim.org"}, {"ver", "47EPEmSc9oqPGwcrbNtpKcYyJcE="}, {"hash", "sha-1"}], []}, {:xmlel, "status", [], [xmlcdata: "asdf"]}]}
So here we can see what an away presence message with a status looks like.
Let's log it a bit nicer:
Now I'll do my common happy-path ",t" thing and map that key combination to build and install the new plugin, so we can easily do that part, then restart the server every time we want to see a change::map ,t :!make && make install<cr>
Let's use it, and restart the server. Now change our status a few times.
We can see that there's no "show" subtag when we're just available, but otherwise it maps to various defined states. Let's also log the status if it exists:def on_presence(user, _server, _resource, packet) do info('Receive presence for #{user}') info(inspect(:xml.get_subtag(packet, "show"))) info(inspect(:xml.get_subtag(packet, "status"))) :none end
We could do a bit more, but this shows a decent start. In the next episode, we'll look at how you can filter packets as they pass through the system. See you soon!Resources
Learn more about ejabberd development at upcoming ejabberd San Francisco Bay Area Meetup !
Elixir Sips is an Elixir screencast website providing great tutorials to learn Elixir but also to help you build extraordinary pieces of code quickly with Elixir.
They produced a great series of videos on programming ejabberd with Elixir. In the first part of that tutorial, you have learned how to set up Elixir support in ejabberd and write your first ejabberd module in Elixir. Here is the material for the second part in which you will learn how to leverage one of the most powerful ejabberd hooks: ejabberd packet filter.
We will publish more material on ProcessOne blog soon. Stay tuned !
Most of all, please, give us feedback in the comments on what you would like to see covered regarding ejabberd and Elixir… Or even better, come to see us live at upcoming ejabberd San Francisco Bay Area Meetup !
Here is the second ejabberd / Elixir tutorial (Part 2) �by Josh Adams.�Introduction
In the last episode, we saw how to get notified of presence messages from users connected to the ejabberd server. Now we're going to look at how we can modify messages as they are sent from user to user. Specifically, we're going to build a module that makes everyone yell all the time.Project
We're going to just start where the last episode left off. Let's add a new module first.cp lib/mod_presence_demo.ex lib/filter_packet_demo.ex vim lib/filter_packet_demo.ex defmodule FilterPacketDemo do import Ejabberd.Logger # this allow using info, error, etc for logging @behaviour :gen_mod def start(_host, _opts) do info('Starting ejabberd module Filter Packet Demo') # NOTE: The second argument here is global Ejabberd.Hooks.add(:filter_packet, :global, __ENV__.module, :on_filter_packet, 50) :ok end def stop(_host) do info('Stopping ejabberd module Filter Packet Demo') # NOTE: The second argument here is global Ejabberd.Hooks.delete(:filter_packet, :global, __ENV__.module, :on_filter_packet, 50) :ok end def on_filter_packet({from, to, xml} = packet) do info("Filtering packet: #{inspect {from, to, xml}}") packet end end
Now I'll compile it and install it with my ,t mapping.
Now let's enable this module in our server. Open up the config in ~/my-ejabberd and add our new module.
Next let's just start the ejabberd server:./sbin/ejabberdctl iexlive
We'll connect with two users and chat between them, and we'll see all the packets that flow through ejabberd. Of course, we only really want to do anything to messages, so let's restrict our hook to only catch those:defmodule FilterPacketDemo do def on_filter_packet({from, to, xml={:xmlel, "message", _attributes, _children}} = packet) do info("Filtering message: #{inspect packet}") body = :xml.get_subtag(xml, "body") info(inspect body) packet end def on_filter_packet(packet), do: packet end
Compile and restart, send some messages, and now we only see info logs on our actual messages…You'll note there's an empty message sent every time we send one with a body as well. I believe this is just the confirmation of receipt of a given message.
We want to just write a filter that will upcase all of these messages, to begin with. To do that, all we would have to do is replace the body with the upcased body. Let's think about how to do that. Basically, we would just want to map the children tags of the message, modifying the cdata if they match a certain tag name, and then use the mapped result as the children of the packet that we pass along. Let's try that.defmodule FilterPacketDemo do import Ejabberd.Logger # this allow using info, error, etc for logging @behaviour :gen_mod def start(host, _opts) do info('Starting ejabberd module Filter Packet Demo') Ejabberd.Hooks.add(:filter_packet, :global, __ENV__.module, :on_filter_packet, 50) :ok end def stop(host) do info('Stopping ejabberd module Filter Packet Demo') Ejabberd.Hooks.delete(:filter_packet, :global, __ENV__.module, :on_filter_packet, 50) :ok end def on_filter_packet({from, to, xml={:xmlel, "message", attributes, children}} = packet) do info("Filtering message: #{inspect packet}") new_children = Enum.map(children, fn(child) -> case child do {:xmlel, "body", [], [xmlcdata: text]} -> {:xmlel, "body", [], [xmlcdata: String.upcase(text)]} _ -> child end end) {from, to, {:xmlel, "message", attributes, new_children}} end def on_filter_packet(packet), do: packet end
Go ahead and compile it and restart the server, and let's send some messages.
(( do that, note they are upcased ))Summary
With that little bit of code, we're able to modify the behaviour of this ejabberd server with respect to messages being sent. Obviously you could imagine how to do more interesting things here, but this was a pretty simple introduction into packet filtering with ejabberd. See you soon!Resources
The Buddycloud virtual machine helps developers test and deploy Buddycloud.
While Buddycloud hosting is a great way to start building and testing in-app communication, sometimes you need more flexibility than cloud hosting.
The buddycloud-vm is a good way to spin-up your own on-premises messaging stack.
We have designed the buddycloud-vm to be flexible enough to build and deploy into your workstation or to deploy remotely into your own datacenter/ Amazon/Google/Digital Ocean servers.
Grab the latest version off Github. Community support is always available in the Buddycloud chatroom.
When our newest Board of Directors were elected, they decided that they wanted to set some goals against which their achievements as Board members could be measured.
And so this journey began…
We started by asking the community what THEY cared about and what they wanted the Board to focus on.
We took this information, turned it into measurable objectives and then asked the community to vote – what did they think the most important areas to focus on? There was a lot of debate here, and we listened – the measurables could have been something else, there are other ways of looking at this etc – but, we had to commit to something or a year on we would still be working how to measure what we were doing!
And this is what got decided (the meeting minutes can be found here.)
% based goals
We recognised that there were two top scorers – website traffic and membership engagement. While membership engagement is of obvious importance, the Board felt that engagement would be covered by other activities and was possibly too inwardly focussed.
And that is where we are at. The % based goal and XMPP positioning are both being worked on at the moment, through the development of our new website.
We will keep you posted with our progress…
ejabberd 15.03 is yet another important release. We have added fixes and some major improvements.
You can learn more about the changes and roadmap by meeting part of the team in upcoming ejabberd San Francisco Meetup.New features Websocket
Websocket support is among the major new features introduced in this release. You can write speedy XMPP web clients. This web support has been tested on large deployments and is extremely fast, with very low latency.
More details on ejabberd Guide – WebsocketCustomizable session backends
We have introduced a new major feature to give more flexibility in the way sessions are managed in ejabberd. In the past, session were managed in Mnesia because it was the best compromise between speed, latency and scalability. However, ejabberd is deployed on a large variety of usage patterns and platform types and sizes. We thus have decided to provide more flexibility to accommodate with various use cases. For most deployments Mnesia is still the default choice and best backend to store sessions. For corporate deployments that need to get easy access to online users and status from other components, we provide a SQL backend for live sessions storage. Finally, if you want to avoid duplicating session across nodes to deploy a larger cluster, you can store your session information in a central, fast, in-memory backend like redis.
This improves scalability or flexibility depending on your platform type.Security improvement: SCRAM support for SQL authentication backend
If you use the default ejabberd SQL authentication backend, you can now enable password encryption in the database using the standard SCRAM approach. We also provide a tool to migrate your existing authentication database to the new SCRAM secure scheme.Development community and Elixir improvements
ejabberd 15.03 is also the continuation of 15.02 in the way it simplifies the development and management of contributed modules. The community is growing with more code being contributed by third party developers. You can already find many modules contributed by the community. And now you can even install contributed modules without having developer skills or module compilation.
Interest around ejabberd has been accelerating with the introduction of Elixir. This release improves Elixir support. Moreover, you can now write ejabberd tests in Elixir and they are ran transparently with the rest of the test suite.Package management
This feature allows you to install easily ejabberd contributed module, with a simple command like:$ ejabberdctl module_install modulename
You can find more details on this blog post: Easy installer and structure for ejabberd contributed modulesSimple add cluster command
With our constant desire to simplify deployment we added a new ejabberdctl command to add a node in a cluster in a single command. Those who went to the process of setting up a cluster will certainly love this new command:$ ejabberdctl join_cluster ejabberd@existingnode
More details here: Adding a node in a clusterChangelog overview
As a summary, here is the high level changelog:
We were missing an index on privacy list in the default MySQL schema. The database schema has been updated.
If you want to apply the changes on a running instance, here is the SQL command to issue:
As usual, the release is tagged in the Git source code repository on Github.
The source package and binary installers are available at ProcessOne.
If you suspect you found a bug, please search or fill a bug report on Github.
A slightly tardy share, but we have the presentations from Summit 17 in Brussels starting to trickle in!
As more come in, this post will get longer (and hopefully have a more permanent home on the new site) but here we go:
XMPP Research
With their active blog xmppresearch.org, researchers from RWTH Aachen University and TU Dresden are contributing to an ongoing collection of academic works around XMPP, including a high-quality bibliography, demos and reviews. Domink Renzel presented their work and their goals to the Summit members.
Blogging via XMPP
Sergey Dobrov walked us through federated blogging and a combination of XMPP & PubSub/PEP. The presentation includes a call-out for help, and hwo you can get involved.
We would love to showcase more of the presentations, so if you have anything from the Summit you would like to share, please get in touch!
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Benedict Evans writes that the three phases of messaging were always about unbundling expensive services based on price arbitrage. But what comes next?
Phase 1: Unbundling International voice calling. Remember how prohibitive calls across a border were? Skype won this!
Phase 2: Unbundling Mobile-based messaging. SMS was squeezed by BBM and similar services. The competing services force operators to compete: 10c/SMS collapses to "unlimited SMS" packages. Line, WhatsApp and a hundred others messaging services bloom.We are now at Phase 3
Phase 3: The generic data layer. "Why can't we just communicate between services?" To use Benedict's example, "Why is it that if I use a cab service app I can only talk to the driver by a PSTN voice call or SMS? Why does a restaurant booking app send me out to the phone dialer?" Phase 3 will play out with Apps just as WhatsApp will, but with live voice and SMS, being unbundled. WebRTC goes some way to providing a data layer between devices. WebRTC is the a BYOS (bring your own signalling) transport.
Messaging is quite hard to get right which is why tools like Facebook Developer tools, Layer, ChatCenter and Buddycloud exist; they help developers add messaging to apps.
When every mobile and web developer can easily add messaging to their app, the power of WhatsApp's et al.'s ad-hoc messaging communities will shift to specialist apps.
The next unbundling will start on the long tail of messaging: if the fat head of messaging is WhatsApp and Line, the long tail is the tens of thousands of apps that include a way for users to communicate. The long tail includes the AirBnB app where a guest communicates with their host, the Uber app that connects the driver with the passenger and the kidney-disease-support-group app where patients message each other. And thousands more.
The unbundling, as with the previous two phases, will be bottom-up: developers experimenting on weekend projects, apps emerging from studios, and the "fat-head" of mainstream messaging apps being replaced.Messaging is now free
Now we're in a world where messaging is essentially free (both to use and to run) and we're also in a world where every developer likes to invent their own messaging service. There's also a race to offer ever cheaper messaging backends to developers. With WebRTC built into every browser, we can assume we've reached free. If one subscribes to Peter Thiel's Zero to One thinking: this would be the globalisation stage of messaging.What's coming next
Phase 4: unbundling the silos
To understand how the next stage plays out, it's useful to look 30-odd years ago at the roots of, arguably the world's most successful app, email.
Back in, Eric Allman's sendmail pulled together email from the UUCP network, ARPAnet mail and BerkNet mail systems into one unified system. Users no longer needed to switch between systems to contact other users outside of their mail silo. Eric created a flattened namespace and service to route messages between silos: he federated incompatible messaging silos. And while some of the addressing looked odd (domain!user), users didn't have to log in and out of different systems to communicate. Eric's design also meant that organisations could easily join the mail network simply by using an agreed-upon protocol.
The ecosystem of email succeeded because it was an open protocol, implementable by others (sendmail was open source) and most importantly it federated between sites. Back in the pre-cloud days it was also "on-premises".
Applying this sea change from 30 years ago to messaging: messaging will be apps built on a flat namespace with backend services that interconnect. The specialised silos will still exist but interconnect (Compuserve mail eventually interconnected with AOL mail and even SMTP based email).
No more: I'm greg99 on this service but if you want to reach me on Wire then I'm greg.watson and on this other service I'm known by my phone number. The future will be just email@example.com everywhere: email@example.com on Future-instagram(tm), firstname.lastname@example.com on future-twitter(tm) and firstname.lastname@example.com on cat-social-network(tm). Some might call this "bring your own identity" (BYOI).
Summary: The fourth phase of messaging will be federation of the silos using an open protocol with a flat user namespace.Working on the Fourth Phase
At Buddycloud we're trying to work on this fourth phase, a "generic data layer" and signaling for messaging. Developers can add the stack to their apps and save development time. Moreover they plug into a larger ecosystem of existing users and services.
If Buddycloud does its job well, we help other companies grow the ecosystem too (for example Surevine Ltd produces a really nice Buddycloud frontend for security-sensitive customers).
From working with customers, we have noticed is that it's really important for customers to be able to extend messaging. Developers seek more than one-size-fits-all messaging. For example we find that developers each want different message formats and different application logic on the backend.
We also notice that, security is really important - this usually plays out as customers wanting on-premises deployments (for example, the finance or healthcare industries).
Another thing that we have discovered: communication needs to extend beyond the firewall of each enterprise: Imagine only being able to email people inside your organisation. (Remember only being able to email other uses on compuserve - never outside?) It's quite conceivable to need to communicate with a supplier. When viewed like this network federation is a natural extension of any communication network.
We're working on Building the fourth phase of communication at Buddycloud. Realtime messaging and video calling between users on any network, anywhere in the world should become as natural as email.
PS: we're looking for smart engineers to join the team.
Ejabberd comes with a lot of modules, but sometimes you may need an unsupported feature from the official sources or maybe you need to write your own custom implementation for your very special needs.
For many years, such contributed modules are stored on ejabberd-contrib repository.
However, these modules required manual compilation. This means having Erlang/OTP installed, a base knowledge of how to compile ejabberd modules and manual maintenance when ejabberd's api is updated over time.
Complex operations to manage ejabberd contributed modules is now behind us. ejabberd is now able to fetch module sources by itself, compile with correct flags and install in a local repository, without any external dependencies. You now longer need to know Erlang and have it installed in order to use the contributed modules. This works with ejabberd modules written in Erlang and will also support new Elixir modules.ejabberdctl module_install
Before getting started, you need to use ejabberd official repository on Github. We are gathering feedback before you see that command in the next stable release. It will work with ejabberd HEAD, starting from version 15.02.77 (aa1250a). Once you have an ejabberd compiled from source installed, you can start playing with the commands.
As a user, this is how it works:
First you need to get/update the list of available modules:
$ ejabberdctl modules_update_specs
Then you can list available modules
$ ejabberdctl modules_available
mod_admin_extra Additional ejabberd commands
mod_archive Supports almost all the XEP-0136 version 0.6 except otr
mod_cron Execute scheduled commands
mod_log_chat Logging chat messages in text files
Let's give mod_cron a try:
$ ejabberdctl module_install mod_cron
This command installs mod_cron from ejabberd-contrib repository. An example default configuration is installed in:
All you have to do is to copy paste the module and add the values in there in the proper place in your ejabberd.yml config file. Be careful, the snippet can include ACLs, listeners and module configuration, that you have to put in the right place in your config file.
Now, check your new module is installed:
$ ejabberdctl modules_installed
And finally, you can remove it:
$ ejabberdctl module_uninstall mod_cron
Please note this is provided as a beta version. We want the work in progress to be released early to gather feedback from developers and users.
For now, you need to edit the configuration snippet provided in module's conf directory and copy it into your ejabberd's main configuration. Then you'll need to restart ejabberd or manually start the module.
However, our plan is to keep iterating on the tool and to make our best to make module installation as easy as possible and avoid need to change main configuration: ejabberd should be able to include module configuration snippets on the fly in a near future.As a developer, how can you provide an ejabberd contribution ?
As a developper, you still need Erlang and Ejabberd if you install everything from sources, but you can even not need Erlang if you installed ejabberd from official ProcesOne installer. The official installer includes everything needed to build ejabberd modules on its own.
First you can work on your own module by creating a repository in $HOME/.ejabberd-modules/sources/mod_mysupermodule, and creating a specification file in YAML format as mod_mysupermodule.spec (see examples from ejabberd-contrib). From that point you should see it as available module.
Before commiting your code, you should check if your module follows the policy and if it compiles correctly:
$ ejabberdctl module_check mod_mysupermodule
if all is OK, your're done ! Else, just follow the warning/error messages to fix the issues.
You can keep your repository private in this location, ejabberd see it as an available module, or you can publish it as a tgz/zip archive or git repository, and send your spec file for integration in ejabberd-contrib repository. ejabberd-contrib will only host a copy of your spec file and does not need your code to make it available to all ejabberd users.Conclusion
We have a bright vision for the ejabberd modules ecosystem and this is just the first step. We are waiting to hear from you. With your feedback, your ejabberd installation with instantly become much much more powerful.
The nice guys from the Archipel project will be introducing the project on march 25th at ejabberd San Francisco Meetup.
If you do not yet know Archipel, you should give it a look as it is one of the killer project running on top of ejabberd. Every sysadmin using XMPP as a chat client had a dream at some point: Wouldn't it be cool to be able to control all the servers of my organisation by chatting with them, getting status update, etc.
Archipel makes that dream come true and much more. Archipel is a solution to manage and supervise virtual machines. It is fully based on XMPP for the realtime component and thus make an heavy use of ejabberd nicest features.
Here is a teaser video about Archipel:
If you are in the Bay Area on the 25th, do not miss the opportunity to meet them. You can register for the meetup here: ejabberd San Francisco Meetup #1.
Tigase JaXMPP 3.0.0 Client Library has been released! This release includes many major changes, as well as numerous bug fixes. Binaries are available from the project's files section.
Since 2002, ejabberd established itself as a major Erlang project. People learn Erlang because of ejabberd. For this reason alone, ProcessOne is one of the major contributors in the open source Erlang community, along with Erlang OTP itself (heavy investment from Ericsson), Elixir mainly from Plataformatec, Riak from Basho, Cowboy from NineNines, ChicagoBoss and Zotonic.
However, ejabberd is just the tips of the iceberg. When we decide to make ejabberd more modular in 2013, we split the code base into small reusable components. They are now "ejabberd dependencies", but of course count as major contribution from ProcessOne as well and can be reused and improved independently.
This post is a walkthrough all ejabberd dependencies, as multiple spin-off effort of ejabberd development process:ejabberd dependencies
ejabberd code based is split among several repositories so effectively ejabberd code is much more than what is in its primary repository.Required dependencies
The main ejabberd repository is processone/ejabberd
There is hundreds of forks, but we actively maintain ejabberd to make it the most reliable and up to date version. This is thus your best starting point.
When you build ejabberd yourself, the build chain will download a few Erlang dependencies:
Then, we use a few other dependant repositories that may be used if you have enables support in the configure script.
Here are the dependancies for relational database support:
Here are the dependencies for Elixir support:
Here are the dependencies for Riak support:
This is just a taste of what ProcessOne has been building over the past 13 years. I could also mention other major contribution as Tsung, the most scalable and affordable benchmarking platform available. That can be used for testing large scale web or XMPP platforms.
The Ignite Realtime community is participating, as part of the XMPP Standards Foundation (XSF) GSOC organization, in this year's Google Summer of Code. Besides various Openfire projects, there are two Smack related ones:
All XMPP project ideas can be found at the XSF wiki: Summer of Code 2015 - XMPP WIKI
Furthermore we are proud to announce the availability of Smack 4.1.0-rc3, which should fix the last outstanding issues with Stream Management (XEP-198).
Also the first alpha version of Smack 4.2 has been released. Smack 4.2.0-alpha1 is basically Smack 4.1.0-rc3 with two major modifications that introduce the first big API changes in Smack 4.2:
We have a very large number of users in San Francisco Bay Area. ejabberd scalability and flexibility is a perfect fit for startup and we are proud to be powering realtime messaging in the Silicon Valley. As such we have been asked many time to host an event where people working on ejabberd, XMPP, Erlang and Elixir for realtime messaging can meet each other and discuss.
That's now done and we are very happy to be able to launch ejabberd San Francisco Bay Area Meetup. The first meetup will take place on the 25th of march 2015 in San Francisco. Registration is free and you are welcome to join: ejabberd SF Bay area Meetup #1
If you attend it would be very good if you could have a slide ready to introduce your project in a few minutes. That's a great way to get exposure and feedback on your architecture, design and features. If you just come to learn and discover, do not be shy, that's fine as well and you are welcome.
I (Mickaël Rémond, Founder of ProcessOne, ejabberd Lead), will introduce the new features introduce in ejabberd v15.02 and v15.03. I will present the roadmap to show what is the next frontier for ejabberd project. I am also preparing a surprise announcement with the team, so be sure not to miss the event.
See you in a while in San Francisco !


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"Criticize my game, criticize my performance & criticize me as a person all u want," Romero wrote early Tuesday morning on his official Twitter page after the Jays' rain-delayed 9-6 victory in Boston over the Red Sox. "But making jokes about injuries is not funny to me or my teammates. It sucks what has happen to us a team. But were [sic] gonna keep grinding for u The Fans and the city of Toronto. And no I don't fear going out there and pitching. Whatever happens I leave it in Gods [sic] hands. I can only control what I can control. Peace Out."
The Jays lost three of five starting pitchers to serious injuries earlier this month—Brandon Morrow, Kyle Drabek and Drew Hutchison—all over the course of just four days.
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When you calculate efficiency of a partial mash, I'm assuming you can only do a post-boil/post "top-off" hydrometer reading for an accurate calculation?
Also, correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems if I really want to nail my efficiency, or make it seem like I nailed my efficiency, I can just top off with less than 5gal, and add water until I hit the gravity I'm looking for?
I feel like I'm cheating! Of course proportionally it wouldn't be the same as if I got a decent efficiency on the sparge and then topped off to hit my gravity.
Message acknowledged, but I'm not sure I can answer for you. I skipped from full-boil extract batches straight to AG. If anything, I'm giving your question a bump here.
BrewSmith's PM brewhouse efficiency calculator looks exactly like its AG version. It does ask you for the SG of the wort as it comes out of the mash in addition to the OG of the entire batch. Bring a well-mixed sample down to room temp before reading the SG! Any reading over about 90*F is pretty much worthless, as hydrometers can't measure precisely enough for the temp adjustment.
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When I was doing PM brews I had a pretty good technique down to ensure that I nailed my OG
You can read about it here.
It does require you do have excess extract on hand though.
I have one procedure and one instrument that make this easy as pie:
1. Procedure. I combine PM with late-extract. Since I boil on my electric kitchen range, I don't/can't do full-wort boil without splitting the sweet wort. I find that a complete PITA, so I run off the wort from the partial mash to my kettle until I get 3.5 gallons (which is on the upper edge of the "get it to rolling boil" limit for my stove). I boil this wort with the hops and add the extract late - just like the all-extract or extract-with-specialty-grains procedure.
2. Instrument - Refractometer. Get one. If you're going to invest hundreds of dollars in AG equipment, spend another fifty and get a refractometer. The removal of hassle will pay for it many times over. Hydrometers are for after yeast is pitched.
Using this method, if I'm shooting for a boil gravity of 1.035, I can calculate efficiency by the malt bill, liquor volumes, etc. I use the refractometer to instantly tell me what gravity my wort is. Then I add extract to make up the rest of the OG.
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So I assume Beersmith has a pre-boil gravity as well as a post top-off gravity?
I guess my question is more along the lines of, great you nailed your pre-boil gravity... but what if you put too much water in the wort post boil? Wouldn't you rather put in a gallon or so less top off water then you're supposed to, take a gravity reading, and then add water to hit your marks?
I am using a kit, so I'm not sure they included a mash schedule. They also did not provide ingredients/weights so I cannot put it into Beersmith.
I suppose I'll just use this one to get some practice in mashing, and then swith to AG and not worry about it anymore. I can get a 48qt SS pot for around $80. That's my next buy for sure.
Calulate your efficiency of your mash/sparge runnings. Obviously you'll need to accurately measure the volume of your preboil runoff and the gravity (make sure the same is taken after a good stirring and get your sample temp down under 90F). You can do this post boil/post topoff but you really should subtract the potential of the malt extract because its going to skew your numbers towards higher efficiency.
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DC has gay characters. Good ones even. Just promote those. And at least two that are in active books with some visibility to them. The prior mentioned Batwoman being one. She's already liked is that a problem?
Agreed. With Marvel's announcement of openly gay Northstar getting married soon, (On The View no less), maybe DC's needs some kind of announcement to say "Hey! We have a gay character too."
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AeXsvc is failing with an assembly error
|Created: 2006-03-20
|Updated: 2006-04-04
|Article URL http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH13018
The Altiris Service and the Altiris Client Message Dispatcher services are stopping on a regular basis causing the server to need to be rebooted. Faulting application AeXSvc.exe, version 6.0.6074.0, faulting module kernel32.dll, version 5.2.3790.1830, fault address 0x00015dea. Outofmemoryexceptions were also noted around the same time.
Notification Server
Inventory Forwarding
Reporting Server being at SP3
When an Inventory Scheduling task is created in Notification Server SP2, there are two schedules created on the server it will be forwarding information to.
After both servers have been upgraded to SP3 only one of the schedules is required. A schedule being run on the Reporting Notification Server called NS.Replication Resource appears to be causing the problem.
This schedule is no longer needed if both computers are at SP3.
If both the forwarding Notification Server and the Reporting Notification Server are at SP3, the schedule is no longer needed and may be deleted or disabled. The schedule is in Start > Control Panel > Scheduled Tasks, and then disable or delete the NS.Replication Resource schedule that references the server that is crashing.
This schedule can get re-created if the Inventory Forwarding rule is modified so changes are applied.
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