MyServerTalks acts as a mediator between your server and messaging platforms, enabling seamless communication.
If you're in need of an interface between your server and messaging networks, the MyServerTalks project might be just what you're looking for. Built on the foundation of the XMPP protocol, this software allows for management of your servers through a Jabber or Google Talk account.
One of the key features of MyServerTalks is its versatility, as it can run on Windows, Linux, and BSD systems. The software also includes a number of automation functions, such as auto-reconnect and auto-add enabled contacts present at configuration file (contacts.ini). It even removes any unwanted contacts that are not present in said file.
In addition to its automated features, the MyServerTalks framework is incredibly expansive, and it comes equipped with two different security levels (escope USER and escope SUPER). For those intimidated by setup, it's worth noting that getting started with this software is incredibly simple, as it requires only three straightforward .ini files.
Version 2.1 of MyServerTalks includes some notable upgrades such as a help command which displays a list of all commands, and an about command which provides an overview of the software version as well as local server information. Messages throughout the system are now normalized, and response messages are sent for successful, failed, and unavailable actions. The software also received an organization and sanity check to ensure optimum efficiency.
One of the key features of MyServerTalks is its versatility, as it can run on Windows, Linux, and BSD systems. The software also includes a number of automation functions, such as auto-reconnect and auto-add enabled contacts present at configuration file (contacts.ini). It even removes any unwanted contacts that are not present in said file.
In addition to its automated features, the MyServerTalks framework is incredibly expansive, and it comes equipped with two different security levels (escope USER and escope SUPER). For those intimidated by setup, it's worth noting that getting started with this software is incredibly simple, as it requires only three straightforward .ini files.
Version 2.1 of MyServerTalks includes some notable upgrades such as a help command which displays a list of all commands, and an about command which provides an overview of the software version as well as local server information. Messages throughout the system are now normalized, and response messages are sent for successful, failed, and unavailable actions. The software also received an organization and sanity check to ensure optimum efficiency.
What's New
Version 1.1: N/A