Fedora directory users - Apr 2009 - Trouble using presence plugin

Hello all,

I do need some suggestions about “presence” plugin. Can anyone throw some
light about what is the presence plugin.
I found a ldif file presence.ldif in /plugins/presence path. What can I do
with that. There is no suffix called cn=Presence,cn=plugins,cn=config  as
given in that file.

There is a file found at /etc/opt/dirsrv/schema/10presence.ldif. It contains
schema definition for cn=Schema which includes some attributes in it. Is
there anything that I can do with that file?

Somebody explain me how to implement presence plugin.

Thanks in advance,
Brown Diego.

Presence plugin was implemented to monitor the users'' IM status at the 
Netscape Directory Server 6.0 time frame.  Is that what you are 
interested in?
> http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/dir-server/ag/6.2/presence.htm
> Netscape Directory Server (Directory Server) 6.0 included a preview 
> release of a new feature called /Instant Messenger (IM) Presence 
> Information/. This chapter provides an overview of this feature and 
> information that will help you configure Directory Server to provide 
> an IM user''s online-status information as a part of the
user-profile
> information stored in the directory.
--noriko

Brown Diego wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I do need some suggestions about “presence” plugin. Can anyone throw 
> some light about what is the presence plugin.
> I found a ldif file presence.ldif in /plugins/presence path. What can 
> I do with that. There is no suffix called 
> cn=Presence,cn=plugins,cn=config  as given in that file.
>
> There is a file found at /etc/opt/dirsrv/schema/10presence.ldif. It 
> contains schema definition for cn=Schema which includes some 
> attributes in it. Is there anything that I can do with that file?
>
> Somebody explain me how to implement presence plugin.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Brown Diego.
>
>
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