XSF Discussion - 2016-12-27

Tobias, thanks, I haven’t looked at the program at all yet. :x

Link Mauve, will you be there?

I am already there.

Just came back from the CCH.

nice :) looking forward to meeting you again then :)

I will probably spend a lot of time around fail0verflow and La Quadrature people.

La Quadrature is where nice tea is.

ahhh :)

Tobias: oh you are going to be there as well?

Me too

daniel, yeah..will be on my way in a bit

Link Mauve, I've had an awesome ctf with fail0verflow and iOS hackers some 11 years ago

^^

Now they are playing with lasers. :D

mancho: are you the libpurple omemo mancho?

daniel: jup ;)

mancho: I just wrote you an IM regarding your work on OMEMO for Pidgin. I started working on it, too. It would be cool if we could discuss this, so we don't do the same work twice ;)

Can a PubSub item have more than one child?

Tobias: according to https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0060.html#schemas-pubsub it can

actually maxOccurs is not specified, I'm not sure what is the default in this case

Tobias: the default is 1, so according to the schema it can't actually, sorry for my first asumption. I don't see anything in the text to confirm this though, so maybe ralphm or somebody else can give a more secure answer

Goffi, if so, it would be I've way to add a media-sharing Tag and reference it from the XHTML atom entry via an ni:// URI

Tobias: OMEMO device lists are pubsub items and have multiple children (or am I mixing up something?)

Right. So it should be allowed at least.

I guess... :)

Tobias: I see no reason why it would need to be limited, IMO the schema need to be fixed and several children should be allower

allowed*

Great. So that solution would work for you, as a response to the question you mailed regarding SIMS?

Tobias: for me yes, I don't think it would be a good idea to add it to the entry as the entry is an atom element.

Tobias: thanks for taking care of this remark by the way :)

Great. Then I will add an example like that later today

cool, thanks

You're welcome