If you had jabber turned on during Monday's IEA BOF, would you please check to see if you happen to have had logging turned on in your jabber client? "Due to circumstances beyond our control" (tm), jabber logging was not turned on at the server, and we're looking for a copy. Tony Hansen tony <at> att.com
Thanks to Yoshiro YONEYA and Ludovic Poitou, a complete jabber log of the iea meeting is attached. They both had parts of the jabber log -- the combination is attached. Tony Hansen tony <at> att.com Tony Hansen wrote: > If you had jabber turned on during Monday's IEA BOF, would you please > check to see if you happen to have had logging turned on in your jabber > client? "Due to circumstances beyond our control" (tm), jabber logging > was not turned on at the server, and we're looking for a copy.
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Hi, One of my friend gave me attached partial (16:42-17:27) log. -- Yoshiro YONEYA <yone <at> jprs.co.jp> On Wed, 03 Mar 2004 03:37:59 -0500 Tony Hansen <tony <at> att.com> wrote: > > If you had jabber turned on during Monday's IEA BOF, would you please > check to see if you happen to have had logging turned on in your jabber > client? "Due to circumstances beyond our control" (tm), jabber logging > was not turned on at the server, and we're looking for a copy. > > Tony Hansen > tony <at> att.com > > >
[16:42]<tonyhansen> jon: mentioned difficulty of having user display name diff from what is used underneath [16:43]<tonyhansen> paul: all client-only-based systems will have problems [16:43]<randy_g> Paul: client-based system can work; one way to create an island is to have addresses that only people in that island can type [16:44]<tonyhansen> someone: i18n address ARE important to china [16:45]<randy_g> He has ascii address on one side of his card and Chinese on the other [16:45]<tonyhansen> someone: he prints i18n address on his business cards, on the chinese side, and ascii(Continue reading)
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