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Right now I have to invalidate the json with a # so it jumps to "enrollment mode".. looks like this:
$ ./cli-xmpp -config-file config.json -create
* (4:18PM) Failed to parse config file: invalid character '#' looking for beginning of object key string
* (4:18PM) Enrolling new config file
Account (i.e. user@example.com, enter to quit):
I'd like to make a compiled version of this available for download on our XMPP server but the following issues are preventing the release. Although it may be a specific use-case, I am sure it is not unique.
portable by default. does not save to ~/.xmpp-client or /tmp/xmpp-client-debug.log
easy to create/login to one specific server (our server, but that should be able to be modified to fit anybodys needs) for example: just type a nickname and it appends @example.com (or whoever builds the particular binary) This allows AIM functionality, super easy.
once configured properly, "just works". meaning, you run ./xmpp-client and it connects and displays your online buddies.
About the CLI flags
Would be nice:
./xmmp-client -c config.json -new # this registers new account based on config (if not empty config.json)
./xmpp-client -c config.json # this logs in to existing
./xmpp-client -new # this starts enrollment, asks where to save the about-to-be-created config file
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RFC: Ability to force config enrollment, Shorten CLI flags, and Portable by Default
Ability to force config enrollment without error, Shorten CLI flags, and make Portable by Default
Dec 18, 2015
Right now I have to invalidate the json with a # so it jumps to "enrollment mode".. looks like this:
I'd like to make a compiled version of this available for download on our XMPP server but the following issues are preventing the release. Although it may be a specific use-case, I am sure it is not unique.
About the CLI flags
Would be nice:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: