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Having tested Ejabberd 2.1 I expect to be migrating over to this at some point in the near future. It’s possible I will just do this when the ejabberd process crashes, but will update this blog entry with the latest news.
This upgrade should not require you to change anything, but it is possible that you may need to re-register with transports.
[Updated 12:40 27/01/2011] Server is down, migration work is underway.
[Updated 13:15 27/01/2011] Switchover to ejabberd 2.1 has completed and you should be able to log in again now.
[Updated 13:55 27/01/2011] Server experienced a few hiccups that have been fixed. All should be right again.
January 26th, 2011
Jabber.org.uk account migration has been going on for over six months and so it has now been closed. You can now register new accounts (using “Your Account” in the Links on the right) on the jabber.org.uk domain. You cannot, as yet, register in-band (within your Jabber client) – though this will be enabled soon.
Please remember as per the AUP accounts not used for six months may well be deleted.
August 26th, 2008
As of August 15th it will be six months since we migrated to ejabberd. On or after the 16th we will be opening up the jabber.org.uk domain for new registrations and you will no longer be able to migrate pre-ejabberd accounts. So if you have an account to keep please do so now.
The xmpp.org.uk domain will remain open for free registrations as it’s always been.
July 17th, 2008
For all those people who haven’t read it:
If you have not migrated
your account you will not be able to log in.
Visit [Link Removed] to migrate your account to the new software.
February 21st, 2008
The new server code is up and running. To be able to log in you must first migrate your existing jabber.org.uk account. This process doesn’t take too long, but we will require an email address. Please read the notes carefully. I will be on the jabber conference room tonight for a while in case of any problems.
Registrations are closed on jabber.org.uk for the time being.
February 14th, 2008
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