Info about using socket server
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Official Chat Module for Moodle
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Version 0.2 (for Moodle 1.1)
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The chat module now supports a backend daemon for
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more efficiency.
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This module is still very new and very incomplete compared
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to what it will be one day.
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It's still buggy and being worked on, but if you
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want to test it and help out here are some quick
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instructions:
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It's based in part on:
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1) Admin -> Config -> Modules -> Chat -> Settings
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ARSC: A Really Simple Chat
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by Manuel Kiessling
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http://manuel.kiessling.net/projects/software/arsc/
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2) Set the method to "sockets" and set up the ports etc
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but I ended up rewriting so much of it there's hardly a line
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of code in use that has not been changed, so perhaps it's
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better to say *inspired* by ARSC.
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3) Start the server like this (from the Unix command line):
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Things to do yet:
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cd moodle/mod/chat
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php chatd.php --start &
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- fix up the other chat front-end versions
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(currently only using header_js)
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4) Go to a chat room in Moodle and open it as normal.
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- make the socket server work
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- postgresql support (db schema)
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KNOWN PROBLEMS
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- pop-up interface to insert images from URL or uploaded
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- User list is not always working
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- Some browsers (eg Safari) cause lines to be repeated
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by 10 - 20 times
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- Occasionally "Document was empty" messages
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- customisable beeps (based on sound in user profile)
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- add ability to whisper to someone
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- GUI setting to turn scrolling on/off
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Help solving these very welcome!
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Martin, 10 August 2003
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Martin, 31 July 2004
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