Package: jitsi Version: 2.3.4952-1 When using the basic account setup (not clicking "Advanced"), Jitsi tries to use the user part of the SIP address as the auth username
Some SIP providers use the entire SIP address as auth username, for example, here the auth user is "poc...@debian.org" and not just "pocock" Proxy-Authorization: Digest algorithm=MD5, username="poc...@debian.org", realm="sip.debian.org", nonce="1389772380:2bb1bae3cf9f2dd29e0d3e18eea20248", uri="sip:debian.org", response="", qop=auth, cnonce="en7jlnt5ij4e", nc=00000001 and the user's password was hashed like so: HA1=`echo -n poc...@debian.org:sip.debian.org:password | md5sum` Compare this to the more common situation where HA1=`echo -n pocock:sip.debian.org:password | md5sum` It would be helpful if Jitsi would a) try both permutations automatically when creating a new account b) save the username that worked in the account settings (currently it leaves the value blank in the settings, so it always has to try it dynamically each time it is challenged) -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
