| Subject: | Documentation: support for virtual domains |
If your domain is different than
your server name, then with Net::XMPP, you need to supply a
'componentname' argument equal to your domain. This is not documented,
and I only figured it out from reading the source code.
e.g.:
$xmpp->Execute(
hostname => $server,
port => 5222,
tls => 1,
username => $username,
password => $password,
componentname => $domain,
resource => $token,
);