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This is a problem with MSN protocol under Gaim 2 Beta, with SSL support compiled. Unable to connect using various proxy configurations. Just to note, if I go next door and use a Windows machine, not a problem. Tough eh!
Much love to anybody who can provide some advice...
We begin...
Using "Global Proxy settings"
Error:
Quote:
Access denied: proxy server forbids port 1863 tunnelling.
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Using "Environmental settings"
Error:
Quote:
Unable to authenticate: Unable to connect
(When going back to this, it shows as "no proxy" ???)
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Using "HTTP proxy"
Error:
Quote:
Access denied: proxy server forbids port 1863 tunnelling.
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Using "Global" and "HTTP" method
Quote:
Sit's there for a long time, tell me it's 'connecting' then drops out with
ERROR: Connection error from Notification server: Writing error
Same occurs when specifying HTTP proxy
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Using "Environmental" and "HTTP" method
Quote:
ERROR: Connection error from Notification server: Unable to connect
This is a problem with MSN protocol under Gaim 2 Beta, with SSL support compiled. Unable to connect using various proxy configurations. Just to note, if I go next door and use a Windows machine, not a problem. Tough eh!
Just to clarify, is that the same version of Gaim under Windows but not Linux?
When I say it works under Windows I mean the following
1) Gaim doesn't work under windows
2) MSN Messenger for Windows does work
I've found the problem. Gaim is unable to use the proxy for 443, therefore my solution to to run a proxy locally, and which points at the network proxy. I point Gaim locally.
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