Spectrum XMPP Transport Wiki¶

Spectrum is an XMPP transport/gateway. It allows XMPP users to communicate with their friends who are using one of the supported networks. It supports a wide range of different networks such as ICQ, XMPP (Jabber, GTalk), AIM, MSN, Facebook, Twitter, Gadu-Gadu, IRC and SIMPLE. Spectrum is written in C++ and uses the Gloox XMPP library and libpurple for “legacy networks”. Spectrum is open source and released under the GNU GPL.

• Spectrum XMPP Transport Wiki
  • Spectrum 1
• Spectrum 2
• XMPP Server Integration

Spectrum 1¶

This manual is split into different pages for your reading convenience. If there are any questions left, the instructions are unclear or wrong or you'd like to contribute to the documentation, feel free to join our chatroom at spectrum@conference.spectrum.im.

• Introduction
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Versioning
  • ChangeLog
  • UpgradeNotes
• Installing Spectrum
  • Installing on Debian/Ubuntu
  • Installing on Fedora/RHEL
  • Installing on ArchLinux
  • Installing on Windows
  • Installing from source code on Linux
  • Installing from source code on Windows
• Configuring Spectrum
  • Configuring the XMPP server
  • MySQL Support
  • File transfer support
  • Shared configuration files
  • Remote roster
• Managing Spectrum instances
  • Monitor Spectrum instances
• Supported Protocols
  • AIM
  • Facebook
  • GG (Gadu-Gadu)
  • ICQ
  • Identi.ca
  • IRC
  • Heroes of Newerth
  • MSN
  • MySpace
  • QQ
  • SIMPLE
  • SIPE
  • Twitter
  • XMPP - Jabber, Facebook, GTalk
  • Yahoo
• Contribute
  • File a bugreport
  • Getting a Backtrace
  • Run Spectrum in Valgrind
  • Help translate
• Using Spectrum
  • Register and login with the different transports.
  • Changing transport settings

Spectrum 2¶

• User
  • About Spectrum 2
• Admin
  • New design
  • UpgradeNotes
  • Install
    • From source code
    • CentOS-6/RHEL-6 Packages
    • Debian/Ubuntu Packages
  • Config file
  • Logging
  • spectrum2_manager
  • Backends
    • Libpurple backend
    • LibCommuni IRC backend
    • Frotz "Z-Machine games" backend
• Developer
  • TODO
  • Blocking Extension
  • Invisible Extension

XMPP Server Integration¶

The bulk of the XMPP Server Integration pieces involve implementation of the Remote roster protoXEP.

• ejabberd
  • There is a patch available on the Remote roster page.
• Prosody
  • There is a Prosody module which supports this protoXEP: http://code.google.com/p/prosody-modules/source/browse/mod_remote_roster/
• Openfire
  • There is an Openfire plugin available for remote roster support: http://community.igniterealtime.org/message/218746#218746
• Tigase
  • I have never ACTUALLY set up Tigase before, so should be interesting.
  • TODO
    • Remote Roster protoXEP support
  • Being developed here: https://github.com/jadestorm/Tigase-RemoteRoster