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On Mon, 5 May 2003, Tom Smith wrote:

> Has anyone setup an IM server? I'm looking for suggestions on the server
> and client I might use.
>
> The only real requirment is that it must support encrypted
> communications--from client to server, preferrably.

cd /usr/ports/net/jabber; make all install. www.jabber.org has lots of IM
clients for just about any platform; from phone and PDA to unix
workstation, PC and mac.

Dw