Hi, are you still interested in helping out debugging this server-to-server federation issue?
If so, please contact me by email and we'll set something up. - Björn, Google On Mon, Feb 27, 2012 at 11:16 AM, Thomas Camaran <cama...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, > if it's necessary i can give you my server chatme.im for test > > 2012/2/27 Björn Kempén <bu...@google.com>: >> Thanks, I was not aware of this issue, and I'll file an internal bug for it >> :) >> >> >> Also, I've sent out private emails in response to some of the people >> offering to help out with the server-to-server debugging. >> Thanks a lot for offering to help us out with debugging this issue. >> >> Currently, our server fails a lot of attempted dialback for "real" >> reasons, such as domains lacking SRV records, which can make it very >> hard to detect regressions in the dialback code. >> I'm hoping to have the issues reported here resolved as soon as possible. >> >> Thanks. >> - Björn, Google >> >> >> On Sun, Feb 26, 2012 at 1:35 PM, sergio <mail...@sergio.spb.ru> wrote: >>> Hello, Björn. >>> >>>> I am one of the guys at Google responsible for our Google Talk XMPP >>>> Federation implementation. We'd like to debug this issue a bit more >>>> in-depth to figure out what's going on. >>> It's very good! We waited for you. >>> >>> Really I have another problem, but with similar symptoms. >>> The problem is that google (gmail) doesn't work with fallback (lower srv >>> recorded) servers. Only with primary. >>> I've already described it here: >>> http://mail.jabber.org/pipermail/operators/2011-April/001138.html >>> >>>> It would be very helpful for us to have a conversation (over chat or >>>> phone) with someone having these connection issues, while having a >>>> short debugging session where a federated domain attempt to connect to >>>> us. >>> >>> Yes! My jid is ser...@jabber.ru.net >>> >>> -- >>> sergio.
