11-06-2015
Unlike MS operating systems you can move a disk from one motherboard to another as long as the disk controller uses the same driver.
You might try duplicating the disk from the production system and see it it will boot.
Most of the disk duplicators will work although you will not be able to change the partition sizes.
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poe::component::jabber::legacy
POE::Component::Jabber::Legacy(3pm) User Contributed Perl Documentation POE::Component::Jabber::Legacy(3pm)
NAME
POE::Component::Jabber::Legacy - connect using the pre-XMPP Jabber protocol
SYNOPSIS
PCJ::Legacy is a Protocol implementation for the legacy (ie. Pre-XMPP) Jabber protocol.
DESCRIPTION
PCJ::Legacy implements the simple iq:auth authentication mechanism defined in the deprecated XEP at
http://www.xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0078.html. This Protocol class is mainly used for connecting to legacy jabber servers that do not
conform the to XMPP1.0 RFC.
METHODS
Please see PCJ::Protocol for what methods this class supports.
EVENTS
Listed below are the exported events that end up in PCJ's main session:
set_auth
This handles construction and sending of the iq:auth query.
init_input_handler
This is our main entry point. This is used by PCJ to deliver all input events until we are finished. Also handles responses to
authentication.
NOTES AND BUGS
Ideally, this class wouldn't be necessary, but there is a large unmoving mass of entrenched users and administrators that refuse to migrate
to XMPP. It largely doesn't help that debian still ships jabberd 1.4.3 which does NOT support XMPP.
The underlying backend has changed this release to now use a new Node implementation based on XML::LibXML::Element. Please see
POE::Filter::XML::Node documentation for the relevant API changes.
AUTHOR
Copyright (c) 2003-2009 Nicholas Perez. Distributed under the GPL.
perl v5.12.4 2011-08-09 POE::Component::Jabber::Legacy(3pm)