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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Secure Chat program for UNIX Post 302245001 by otheus on Thursday 9th of October 2008 06:13:10 AM
Old 10-09-2008
I set up a similar system using Jabber and Sun-Rays. However, I never fully completed the system because we had yet to migrate to LDAP. So the first thing is, migrate to LDAP. Then you can (relatively) easily setup a secure Jabber server to use LDAP for all user information. I believe each user will have their own profile of friends, and that file can be generated or stored on the server, via LDAP.

Let us know how far you get, and which Jabber server you decide on. Then I may be of further assistance.
 

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EKG2(1) 							   User Commands							   EKG2(1)

NAME
ekg2 - opensource IM client for UNIX systems SYNOPSIS
ekg2 [OPTIONS] [COMMANDS] DESCRIPTION
-u, --user=NAME uses profile NAME -t, --theme=FILE loads theme from FILE -n, --no-auto does not connect to server automatically -m, --no-mouse does not load mouse support -N, --no-global-config ignores global configuration file -a, --away[=DESCRIPTION] changes status to ``away'' -b, --back[=DESCRIPTION] changes status to ``available'' -i, --invisible[=DESCR] changes status to ``invisible'' -d, --dnd[=DESCRIPTION] changes status to ``do not disturb'' -f, --free-for-chat[=DESCR] changes status to ``free for chat'' -x, --xa[=DESCRIPTION] changes status to ``very busy'' -h, --help displays this help message -v, --version displays program version and exits Options concerned with status depend on the protocol of particular session -- some sessions may not support ``do not disturb'' status, etc. SEE ALSO
The full documentation for ekg2 is maintained as a Docbook manual. See http://ekg2.org/ekg2book/ for an online version. ekg2 September 2005 EKG2(1)
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