Almost final GSoC project status

A month ago I posted my Midterm GSoC project status, and remaining work.

Since the previous status update I completed those tasks:

• Plan improvements in the current XEP33 definition of limits. I recently posted a summary: http://badlop.blogspot.com/2007/08/summary-of-xep33-addresses-limits.html
• Implement the improvements for limits in mod_multicast.
• Propose improvements for XEP33. The XEP33 wiki page lists the proposed changes.
• Test compatibility with other XEP33 existing implementations: Openfire, Psi, Tkabber. Results are reported in: XEP33 implementations: separate service or embedded support?
• Write documentation: configuration is explained in README.txt

The remaining tasks that I'm aware of, from now until the end of my GSoC project are:

• Implement or update as much as possible XEP133 Service Administration in ejabberd.
• Perform code profiling to find bottlenecks and deficiencies in mod_multicast. Improve the code.
  
• Perform benchmarks to check mod_multicast's effect in CPU, RAM and traffic consumption.
• Prepare and submit patches to ejabberd bug tracker.
• Upload final code to Google Summer of Code hosting.
• Wait for ejabberd code reviewers, in case I need to fix any problem in my code before commiting to ejabberd.
• Discuss potential security and spam vulnerabilities (talk in JDEV and JADMIN mailint lists).
• Add XEP33 support to ejabberd's Pub/Sub and/or PEP service if their codebase is stable at the time.