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Installation :

- Get pyxmpp from http://pyxmpp.jabberstudio.org/ (version 1.0)

- edit jmc.xml to match jabber server configuration :
	- for jabberd2, port must match router.xml port
	- for ejabberd, add new listening port :
	  {5347, ejabberd_service, [{access, all},
                            {host, "jmc.localhost",
                             [{password, "secret"}]}]}

- then run python jmc.py -c jmc.xml (-D to get debug)

Usage :

- Now you can register new mail server connection with your favorite
jabber client.
- all connection are then listed under your service browser and you
can edit mail server parameters by registering on listed connection.

Feedback :

Send me feedback and comments to dax at happycoders dot org

Utils :
- backend_converter.py convert from one storage type to another.

$ python utils/backend_converter.py 

give you the list of supported types.
example of usage :

$ python utils/backend_converter.py \
  DBM \
  registered.db \
  SQLite \
  registered.sqlite

converts a DBM file (registered.db) to a SQLite file
(registered.sqlite). Once converted, the new file copied in
${spool_dir}/${service}/registered.db where ${spool_dir} and
${service} are defined in jmc.xml configuration file.

- backend_dump.py dump a db file. example :

$ python utils/backend_dump.py DBM registered.db




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