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I know that it exists but have never seen it in the wild. It's probably used by closed enterprises. If I was in charge there I'd use ejabberd, and Prosody if ha
by Boulth 8y ago
I know that it exists but have never seen it in the wild. It's probably used by closed enterprises. If I was in charge there I'd use ejabberd, and Prosody if having less than 50 users.
- sam_goody 8y agoWe use Openfire, after running eJabberd for a while and having too many issues (I actually learnt some Erlang just to fix one of the bugs). We have two uses. 1. Web based per-page chat for all our logged in users, then using Candy+ejabberd/openfire, but now using a custom node socket based chat server. 2. Internal chat still on Openfire. Have thought of checking out Zulip/Mattermost et al. Never tried Prosody, and feel that xmpp never got the client thing quite right.