MUC and Derby don't match...
I am sorry to say this. We have found a bug in the MUC component which breaks it for the Derby database. So at the moment MUC component won't work on installations using Derby database. A fix is already ready and will be released later today. I am sorry for all the inconvenience.
35, kobit//tigase.org, 2008-11-13 12:19
The first bug report for the new release...
Just received the first bug report:
#99. If anybody else experienced problems like this please send me the report immediately. Ideally with as much information as possible. Have a look at the comments to this ticket for details what information are useful to me. And also please send me your contact info so I could respond directly.
34, kobit//tigase.org, 2008-11-13 10:31
300 page views in an hour!
New version of the Tigase server has been released. Article published and within an hour the article read counter turned 300 views...
33, kobit//tigase.org, 2008-11-12 22:16
XMPP/Jabber service restarts
We are planing the XMPP server upgare works in coming days to the most recent version. Therefore please be adviced there might be service disruptions in coming days.
32, kobit//tigase.org, 2008-10-03 13:57
Minis from XMPP are back
Due to a significant code rework and changes in many places of the Tigase server short-news were temporarly not working.
This was mainly related to clustering implementation in the Tigase server and need for major code cleanup. The implementation has been finished and slowly all parts of the system are back....
31, kobit//tigase.org, 2008-07-02 10:27
Hi,
There is no limitation on the number of user connections in the software itself. In theory only hardware is the limitation.
In practice the operating system can also put some constraints on the number of network connections which can be opened at the same time.
If you look at the hardware specifications of the test machine you can see that 150k connections (and 10k packets/sec) were achieved on relatively low spec server machine - DualCore 3GHz, and 4GB RAM and the Tigase server used about 80% of CPU and about 60% of RAM. Of course number of connections don't put significant load on the CPU, just consume some RAM. The traffic on the other hand puts the load on the CPU.
It seems to me with a better hardware (QuadCore, 16GB RAM) 500k connections should be quite possible. But of course as long as that is not tested we can never be 100% sure.
More over, with the Tigase server you can split the load over a several machines and then the number of supported connections is in theory limitless. More on this is described in my presentation I gave a year ago at FOSDEM. Please have a look at the presentation and ask more questions if you need more information.