<!-- The JabberID of the transport -->
<jid>msn</jid>
+<!-- The public IP or DNS name of the machine the transport is running on -->
+<!-- This is needed for file transfer!! -->
+<host>127.0.0.1</host>
+<!-- The component JID of the transport. Unless you're doing clustering, leave this alone -->
+<!-- <compjid>msn1</compjid> -->
+<!-- The name of the transport in the service discovery list. -->
+<!-- <discoName>MSN Transport</discoName> -->
<!-- The location of the spool directory.. if relative, relative to the PyMSNt dir.
Do not include the jid of the transport -->
<!-- <spooldir>/path/to/data</spooldir> -->
-
-<!-- The location of the PID file (if relative, relative to the PyMSNt dir) -->
+<!-- The location of the PID file, relative to the PyMSNt directory -->
<pid>PyMSNt.pid</pid>
+<!-- If set, the transport will background itself when run -->
+<background/>
+<!-- The Twisted reactor to choose. Pick poll or epoll on Linux, kqueue on BSD. Or leave as default (select) -->
+<!-- <reactor>poll</reactor> -->
<!-- The IP address of the main Jabber server to connect to -->
<mainServer>127.0.0.1</mainServer>
-<!-- The JID of the main Jabber server -->
-<mainServerJID>host.com</mainServerJID>
-<!-- The website of the Jabber service -->
-<website>http://host.com</website>
<!-- The TCP port to connect to the Jabber server on (this is the default for Jabberd2) -->
<port>5347</port>
<!-- The authentication token to use when connecting to the Jabber server -->
<secret>secret</secret>
+<!-- Use Jabber.com's XCP component protocol extensions. -->
+<!-- <useXCP/> -->
<!-- The default language to use -->
<lang>en</lang>
+<!-- The website of the Jabber service -->
+<website>http://host.com</website>
<!-- Comment out the following options to disable them, or uncomment them to enable them -->
<!-- Send email notification messages to users -->
<mailNotifications/>
-<!-- Use fancy friendly names (based on your Jabber status message) -->
-<fancyFriendly/>
<!-- Send greeting on login -->
<!-- <sessionGreeting>You have just started a session with PyMSNt</sessionGreeting> -->
<!-- Send message on successful registration -->
<!-- <registerMessage>You have successfully registered with PyMSNt</registerMessage> -->
<!-- Allow users to register with this transport -->
<allowRegister/>
-
-
-
-<!-- You can select which event loop PyMSNt will use. It's probably safe to leave this as the default -->
-<!-- Use epoll for high-load Linux servers running kernel 2.6 or above -->
-<!--<reactor>epoll</reactor>-->
-
-<!-- Use kqueue for high-load FreeBSD servers -->
-<!--<reactor>kqueue</reactor>-->
-
-<!-- Use poll for high-load Unix servers -->
-<!--<reactor>poll</reactor>-->
-
-
-
-<!-- HTTPS proxy settings. To use a proxy, set both these values -->
-<!--
-<proxyServer>someserver.com</proxyServer>
-<proxyPort>443</proxyPort>
--->
-
-<!-- Set this to get debugging output -->
-<debugOn/>
-<!-- Set this to only get debugging output when a problem occurs. Only applies if logging to a file -->
-<debugSmart/>
-<!-- Set the debug log file location here, (comment out to output to the screen) -->
-<!-- (if relative, relative to the PyMSNt dir) -->
-<debugLog>debug.log</debugLog>
-
+<!-- Get all avatars. If this is set to true then avatars are grabbed for all your contacts immediately. If false then avatars are only grabbed when you're in a chat with a contact -->
+<getAllAvatars/>
+<!-- The amount of time a user has to join a groupchat they are invited to before the transport makes them leave the room. (MSN protocol requires autojoining of groupchats) -->
+<!-- <groupchatTimeout>120</groupchatTimeout> -->
+
+
+<!-- File transfer settings -->
+<!-- The maximum size of a file transfer (in bytes). For unlimited, comment out, or set to 0 -->
+<ftSizeLimit>524288</ftSizeLimit>
+<!-- The maximum rate for file transfer (in bytes). For unlimited, comment out, or set to 0 -->
+<ftRateLimit>2048</ftRateLimit>
+<!-- Please give the port to listen for Jabber socks5 transfers on. -->
+<ftJabberPort>8010</ftJabberPort>
+<!-- Please give the port to listen for HTTP GETs here (Used in old-style OOB file transfers. Best to leave this disabled unless you know you need it.) -->
+<!--<ftOOBPort>8011</ftOOBPort>-->
+<!-- Please give the root URL the transport should send to clients. (You can use an Apache reverse proxy to put this on your ordinary website) -->
+<!-- Eg, the transport will listen on port 8011 for HTTP GETs to /RANDOM_FILE.ext. You can set apache to forward any requests to http://yourhost.com:80/msn/files/RANDOM_FILE.ext to http://yourhost.com:8011/RANDOM_FILE.ext. This saves you from opening extra ports. -->
+<!--<ftOOBRoot>http://host.com/msn/files/</ftOOBRoot>-->
+
+<!-- You can choose which users you wish to have as administrators. These users can perform some tasks with Ad-Hoc commands that others cannot -->
+<!--<admins>
+<jid>admin@host.com</jid>
+</admins>-->
+
+
+<!-- Log settings -->
+
+<!-- The logging level
+0 -> No logging
+1 -> Log tracebacks
+2 -> Log tracebacks, warnings and errors
+3 -> Log everything -->
+<!-- <debugLevel>0</debugLevel> -->
+
+<!-- The file to log to. Leave this disabled for stdout -->
+<!-- <debugFile>debug.log</debugFile> -->
</pymsnt>