For efficient acking the specification shows this example:
C: <enable/> S: <enabled stanzas='5'/> C: <message/> C: <message/> C: <message/> C: <message/> C: <message/> C: <r/> S: <a h='4'/> C: <message/> C: <message/> C: <message/> C: <message/> C: <message/> C: <r/> S: <a h='9'/>
Which I find very weird that the server is the one who gets to set the interval in which the requests are sent. Since both, the sever and the client, can send and receive acks at any time, it doesn't makes sense that the server cares or has any say on how often the client sends acks.
So I made the judgment call to ignore this for now and let Gajim decide when it wants to send acks.
The 'stanzas' attribute was removed from the latest revision (1.2) of XEP-0198. However, it seems it's accidentally still in the examples section. You should report this to standards@xmpp.org.
ReplyDeleteI saw it remove from 1.3rc2 not 1.2. http://mail.jabber.org/pipermail/standards/2011-June/024587.html
ReplyDeleteSince it is a release candidate it will take time before we can see the changes.