We've been running an internal jabberd-2.0s4 with
 	postgresql-7.4.3 (I know very out of date), for a year or
 	so without any problems. All connections are over SSL...

On Fri, 11 Nov 2005, Peter Seebach wrote:

> So, I've been running a private jabber server for ages.
>
> In the entire time I've been doing this, it's NEVER been able to maintain
> stable connections.  People get dropped frequently.
>
> (18:33:09) <User> logged in.
> (18:53:22) <User> logged in.
> (20:07:15) <User> logged out.
> (20:07:15) <User> logged in.
> (20:09:57) <User> logged out.
> (20:09:57) <User> logged in.
> (20:39:06) <User> logged in.
> (20:53:51) <User> logged in.
> (21:04:04) <User> logged in.
> (21:41:31) <User> logged out.
> (21:41:31) <User> logged in.
> (22:00:06) <User> logged in.
> (22:13:50) <User> logged out.
> (22:13:51) <User> logged in.
>
> Nothing is happening that should explain this.  (There's more logins than
> logouts because sometimes everyone gets booted at the same time.)
>
> We're running the jabberd-2.0s10 from pkgsrc.
>
> Is there something obvious I should do?  Maybe a configuration file which
> specifies that the default behavior is to drop connections constantly?
>
> Most noticably, if anyone actually logs out, it's very likely that everyone
> else will get disconnected about 5 minutes later.
>
> -s
>

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