messenger filetransfer and tcl/ruby/php inline module out of date?

stefanos has asked for the wisdom of the Perl Monks concerning the following question:

Are all the following perl modules for the messenger out of date because only messages and to some degree buddylists are being processed by the modules. I didnt saw anything about filetransfers. Got some Ideas?

tcl/ruby/php inline module out of date for win32 and linux or any alternatives?

Is pidgin using the perl api and no GUI possible ?

i tested the follow modules: IM-Engine, Net-XMPP, AnyEvent-XMPP, Net-SloppyXMPP, POE-Component-Jabber, Net-Jabber, Net-XMPP3, Jabber-Lite and other non jabber modules (icq, aim, yim, msn...) for filetransfer.

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Re: messenger filetransfer and tcl/ruby/php inline module out of date? by Anonymous Monk on Sep 02, 2010 at 12:13 UTC
taking the time to more sense is a useful expenditure of time Net::OSCAR Jabber::Lite Net::Jabber SCP SFTP out-of-date doesn't matter if it works, but maybe Rubyish/Ruby? its possible pidgin perl http://developer.pidgin.im/doxygen/dev/html/perl-howto.html what was the result of your testing?	[reply]
Re^2: messenger filetransfer and tcl/ruby/php inline module out of date? by stefanos (Acolyte) on Sep 02, 2010 at 13:24 UTC
1. the module SCP and SFTP are no messengermodules. Also the other side of the Client doesnt have my Script. The OSCAR protocol (ICQ/AIM without the filetransfer), also jabber::lite/net:jabber 2. rubyish is a nice way but doesnt help to execute the ruby code completly in perl. The "Ruby"-module is not the easiest way to use and only ruby 1.86 or 1.8.7 is possible but not 1.9x 3. yes, but its with the GUI (you need pidgin with GUI when using purple, gtk2). Iam in need to run it without a GUI for perl. 4. i have found many modules in perl for messengers without the (complete) filetransfer routines.	[reply]
Re^3: messenger filetransfer and tcl/ruby/php inline module out of date? by Anonymous Monk on Sep 02, 2010 at 13:29 UTC
3. yes, but its with the GUI (you need pidgin with GUI when using purple, gtk2). Iam in need to run it without a GUI for perl. Pidgin is the gui, Purple is the backend	[reply]
Re^4: messenger filetransfer and tcl/ruby/php inline module out of date? by stefanos (Acolyte) on Sep 03, 2010 at 00:14 UTC
Re^5: messenger filetransfer and tcl/ruby/php inline module out of date? by Anonymous Monk on Sep 03, 2010 at 00:38 UTC
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