| Chat bot invitations problem when deployed on EC2 | Fritzinger | 12/05/01 4:10 | I built an XMPP chat bot that uses a Google account. When I deploy the bot on an Amazon EC2 microinstance, the GTalk server does not forward XMPP subscription requests from new users. This problem occurs with every GTalk / XMPP client that I've used |
| Re: Chat bot invitations problem when deployed on EC2 | KeithR | 12/05/01 20:09 | Asking for advice about where you can get assistance. |
| Re: Chat bot invitations problem when deployed on EC2 | KatherineG | 12/05/08 10:54 | FritzINGER, In regards to you question of "[If We] have some sort of anti-spam policy that de-prioritises XMPP resources hosted on EC2? If so, why are chat stanzas coming through but not the subscriptions?" the short answer is "No, we don't do anythi |
| Re: Chat bot invitations problem when deployed on EC2 | Fritzinger | 12/05/10 5:58 | Hi Katherine, Thanks for your response. It's the same code running on all three platforms. In fact I'm relying on a Ruby library called Blather to do the roster request, my code doesn't explicitly do that, so I will look into it - but if that's the p |
| Re: Chat bot invitations problem when deployed on EC2 | KatherineG | 12/05/11 15:29 | Hey Fritz, Yes, please check which XMPP stanzas that actually gets through in the EC2 case. As for the question, at the top of my head, you should be able to rely on only presence-subscribe stanzas and not having to look through the roster for additi |