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After trying out a couple of proprietary IM solutions, I have abandoned 
my search in frustration and have been trying out various jabber 
implementations.  So far I have tested ejabberd & jabberd2.  My biggest 
issue thus far is that there is no way to archive IM traffic.  Neither 
of the above software have this functionality built in.  I'm not sure if 
jabberd 1.4 had this functionality or not, as it's been deprecated.  I 
have attempted to use a third party component called bandersnatch, but 
ran into problems with deprecated POE code.  I've also looked at 
Wildfire, but it appears that there are problems with the current 
version and the i-ball plugin, and that the plug-in is no longer being 
maintained.  Any suggestions?

Best regards,
Greg Groth