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| − | Two Jabber | + | Two different Jabber server programs are known to work with Sugar; prosody and ejabberd. |
=== prosody === | === prosody === | ||
| − | As used by the [[Service/jabber Sugar Labs Jabber server]]. | + | As used by the [[Service/jabber|Sugar Labs Jabber server]]. |
See [[Platform_Team/Prosody]]. | See [[Platform_Team/Prosody]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:54, 31 August 2017
Sugar collaboration is built on top of XMPP (Jabber), an open and extensible instant messaging protocol. Collaboration can use either Link-local connections, or a server.
Collaboration via a server is more scalable, but requires special Sugar support in the server.
A server can be set up using the XS school server for school deployments.
Running your own server
Two different Jabber server programs are known to work with Sugar; prosody and ejabberd.
prosody
As used by the Sugar Labs Jabber server.
ejabberd
See Installing ejabberd for instructions on installing and configuring.
More details on the ejabberd configuration are here: Ejabberd Configuration