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Listeing to a port?

Hey everyone,

I am wondering if its possible to to open a port listen for a connection, if a connection is made authenticate it, and if it passes the authentication then an event is fired? Is it maybe possible to do this with XMPP?

Thanks for your help!

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A quick search suggested Twisted Words might be a good candidate. Twisted is an event-driven Python networking library, and Twisted Words is their chat component.

Matthew Flaschen  2010-03-04 05:36:02

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