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9 Homepage: http://linkmauve.fr/dev/psgxs
10 Forge page: http://codingteam.net/project/psgxs
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12 PSĜS is PubSub server written in JavaScript. Its goal is to be a
13 full-featured server implementing the PubSub specification
14 (<http://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0060.html>).
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16 =======================
17 Install
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19 PSĜS use node.js, the xmpp.js library and its dependance, node-xml. You
20 can find these software here:
21 http://nodejs.org/
22 http://github.com/robrighter/node-xml
23 http://xmppjs.prosody.im/
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25 Or if your distribution has these packaged (as in ArchLinux), simply
26 install the packaged version.
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28 The config file is <configuration.js>, in the source directory, and the
29 file for the persistent storage of the tree is <save.json>.
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31 When you have the dependances installed, you can simply run:
32 % ./psgxs
33 to launch PSĜS.
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35 There is no install procedure for now.
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37 Please DO report any bug you encounter and ask for any
38 feature you want.
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40 =======================
41 Authors
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43 Emmanuel Gil Peyrot (Link Mauve) <linkmauve@linkmauve.fr>
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45 =======================
46 Contact/support
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48 XMPP ChatRoom: psgxs@conference.codingteam.net
49 Report a bug: http://codingteam.net/project/psgxs/bugs/add
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51 =======================
52 License
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54 PSĜS is Free Software.
55 (learn more: http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html)
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57 PSĜS is released under the Gnu AGPLv3 license
58 Please read the COPYING file for details
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60 =======================
61 Thanks
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63 = People =
64 Paul Sowden (<http://delete.me.uk/>) - ISO 8601 date functions
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66 ======================
67 The code
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69 … is awful! :D