I'll start out by saying I'm a tad biased, as I've been working on a plugin for Openfire for some time now and have had a lot of great interactions with them. That said, I've looked into just about every XMPP server I've seem come around in my day. I've posted a couple of reviews of all of the servers as well. Openfire has always had the best administrative interface IMO, and I've found the code very easy to follow, makes sense, and has great
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by flaviocarmo
Openfire is a great server. Im using him since it was called JiveServer (Wildfire after, now openfire). About 1 years of constant upgrade, my user database was storaged in a MySql DB. However, im migrating to integrate with my Active Directory, to better user/password management. It is stable, flexible, easy to install and configure. Im from Brazil, and the localization option is 100% correct, like the Spark Client. The JiveSoftware is a great
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by l-fy
Wildfire is a lovely looking jabber server but is actually a trap. The code is completely unmanageable. You Wildfire already has all the features for you is good to use it, if not modifying it is a complete waste of time.
After i've spent about a month and a half trying to do my job, i've ended up using tigase server, which doesn't look that well but it does the job.
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by mattjive
Diana: ack, it's really hard to get such a negative review from you. We'll try to take comfort from the fact that what you were trying to do with Yate was extremely specialized (plugging in totally custom logic for packet routing). Anyway, glad you found another approach and I hope we can get some additional Wildfire reviews soon. :)
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