All seems fine now, marking as invlaid, as wasn't due to a bug but
rather the account itself.
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Status: Incomplete => Invalid
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"It can take up to 10 minutes for a new primary email address to be reflected
throughout the system, 24 hours for domain and personal contact changes to take
effect, and up to 3 days before the user can use Google Talk."
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Ok, mostly sorted now, it was the account.
Although chat from Google+ was possible when logged into the account in
Firefox, the account associated with the non-gmail address started life
as a youtube account, hence it had never been connected to a gmail
account. This seems to be a requirement, see
@Steven - thanks, that makes sense... unfortunately no matter how many
times the accounts are removed and re-added (and the stored credentials
in seahorse deleted), this does not resolve the problem here. Have
created a blank user account on the machine and reproduced the problem.
A different goog
Could be missing something but believe the solution was:
"So the solution seems to be to remove an old Google Account that was
configured with a(n application-specific) password and add a new one with
OAuth2 using your regular password (+ phone code) and allowing Ubuntu to access
your account."
@Steven Roose - I'm not sure that the proposed fix is correct for the
bug that was originally raised, after all I'm not using 2-step
verification. Those who have fixed their problem using the proposed
workaround are using 2-step verification from what I can tell?
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Description:Ubuntu 12.10
Release:12.10
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Installed: 3.6.0.3-0ubuntu1
Candidate: 3.6.0.3-0ubuntu1
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