Not to spam but if you need a cheap ssl, try this link: http://www.godaddy.com/Compare/gdcompare_ssl.as... and if that doesnt work, google "Godaddy ssl" and find the sponsored listing that says $12.99 - that is one of the best deals for a widely accepted cert. I know its not free, but you will generally have problems with the ones that are.
ahynes1
· 1 month ago
Certificates have been a big issue. Initially, I tried CACert.org but now it is pretty much confirmed that Wavesandbox does not support CACert.org, so if you use their certs, you are unable to federate with them. Most of the current testers are using StartSSL which is free and works well with WaveSandbox and other FedOne servers.
I don't know of anyone using GoDaddy certificates yet. If you know anyone that has done that, let me know. However, at this point, spending $12.99 to test with a certificate is untested probably doesn't make as much sense as using a free certificate that is tested.
DarkriftX
· 1 month ago
Understandable. I was thinking more along after you are setup and need a real cert (I read google is making it so the cheap/free certs arent accepted). They are definately the cheapest. for testing, by all means use a free one :P
helox
· 1 month ago
Hi there!
After watching the demo, I would like to get my hand dirty on this google wave.
Could you please give me a user id so that I can experiment with?
Of course I would like to setup my own wave server eventually.
Thank you.
ahynes1
· 1 month ago
I've set up an account for you on my wave server and sent you an email on how to get into it.
It is worth noting that this is a test server using a text based interface, so it won't look at all like the demo, will be up and down a lot, and waves may disappear. That said, it is good for federation testing.
Sathish
· 2 weeks ago
Hi,
I configured 2 wave servers in my company domain as per the Google installation guide. While i am able to do waves between users within a machine[ openfire server ], am not able to federate between these servers. I get an error
Couldn't find wave on server1 server1 does not appear to have wave
I have disabled certificate verification in both servers. Any help in this?
All Comments
For details on an ejabberd install from a couple months ago, check
http://www.process-one.net/en/blogs/article/usi...
For a prosody install, check
http://zhekov.freehostia.com/blog/2009/07/30/go...
Then, let me know how ti goes for you.
I don't know of anyone using GoDaddy certificates yet. If you know anyone that has done that, let me know. However, at this point, spending $12.99 to test with a certificate is untested probably doesn't make as much sense as using a free certificate that is tested.
After watching the demo, I would like to get my hand dirty on this google wave.
Could you please give me a user id so that I can experiment with?
Of course I would like to setup my own wave server eventually.
Thank you.
It is worth noting that this is a test server using a text based interface, so it won't look at all like the demo, will be up and down a lot, and waves may disappear. That said, it is good for federation testing.
I configured 2 wave servers in my company domain as per the Google installation guide. While i am able to do waves between users within a machine[ openfire server ], am not able to federate between these servers. I get an error
Couldn't find wave on server1
server1 does not appear to have wave
I have disabled certificate verification in both servers.
Any help in this?
Regards, Sathish