[Savannah-hackers-public] Re: [Savannah-hackers] submission of The Instant Moncho / IMServer - savannah.nongnu.org

[Jonathan Gonzalez V.]

address@hidden (Jonathan Gonzalez V.) writes:

Hi,

I am waiting for an answer from you.

If within one week I still do not get a reply, I will remove your
project. You will still be able to register it again once you have the
time to deal with the registration issues.

Regards,

> address@hidden writes:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm evaluating the project you submitted for approval in Savannah.
>
> Can you provide us with an URL to download the libcq dependence? I
> didn't found it on the web.
>
> Regards,
>
>> A package was submitted to savannah.nongnu.org
>> This mail was sent to address@hidden, address@hidden
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>>
>> Félix Cuello <address@hidden> described the package as follows:
>> License: other
>> Other License: Not surte. I want to write it in a GNU/GPL licence but i
>> don't know if all libraries/dependencies have GNU/GPL licences.
>> Maybe the project could be non-GNU but not sure what kind of license i
>> could use.
>> Could you help me about the type of "free" licence i could use?
>> Package: The Instant Moncho / IMServer
>> System name: tim
>> Type: non-GNU
>>
>> Description:
>> TIM (The Instant Moncho) will be a proxy server between instant messenger
>> servers/irc servers and instant messengers clients that will be mantaining
>> active connections into the servers even if the clients are disconnected.
>>
>> The idea is... why you must disconnect your irc/im client from your server
>> when you go to another computer?, or why i must disconnect my favourite
>> IRC/IM client in console to start agin my IM/IRC client in X?.
>>
>> TIM just accept connections from the same IM user or IRC nick to the same
>> server and send all messages from clients to the server and the
>> redistribute the answer from the servers to all clients.
>>
>> For example, suppose you have a msn and icq account and an irc nick
>> connected to a server like this:
>>
>> [home]
>> address@hidden
>> address@hidden \
>> address@hidden         \                -----[IRC_SERVER]
>>                            \              /
>>                             \            /
>> address@hidden>--[TIM]---<-------[ICQ_SERVER]
>> address@hidden         /            \
>> address@hidden          /              \
>>                           /                \----[MSN_SERVER]
>>                          /
>> [work]                  /
>> address@hidden
>> address@hidden
>>
>> (my_icq_account, my_msn_account and my_irc_nick is the same in every
>> client)
>>
>> Then TIM will be listening connections receiving ALL messages from the
>> left side of the "draw" and sending to the correct server, later,
>> listening the messages coming from servers and redistributing to the
>> correct im/irc client [like broadcasting].
>>
>> Of course TIM could be configurable AS "remember my passwords or not", 
>> "do not redistribute messages to this or that clients", "remains
>> connections alive even if there are no clients for a protocol" (for
>> example if all icq clients are off... TIM will be stacking messages after
>> you log in again, or not).
>>
>> TIM will be written in C++ using g++ to compile it.
>>
>> Other Software Required:
>> Probably we will use libcq, libmsn, libboost-regex,
>> libboost-thread(maybe).
>>
>> Other Comments:
>>
>>
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