Roy,
A fair number of us at Cisco use Pidgin. I'm using:
Connection security: Require encryption
with "Allow plaintext auth over unencrypted streams" checked. (Although
a quick check shows that unchecking it works too.)
I guess that doesn't give you much to go on, does it? I can't tell you
much more as I don't have visibility into how our XMPP server is set up
... perhaps logging will help. At any rate, the answer to "has anyone
gotten pidgin to work" is yes.
Aaron
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On 8/8/2011 7:06 AM, [email protected] (Roy Kidder) wrote:
I've looked back over the last year's worth of threads and didn't have any
luck on this.
Has anyone gotten pidgin to work with Cisco's XMPP (UCS) product? No
matter what encryption method I use, I get an "SSL Handshake Failed"
error. A tcpdump clearly shows a TCP setup, what appears to be an attempt
at a TLS handshake, and then the TCP disconnect.
I'm have two other XMPP accounts (Google and a private Jabber server)
configured and working properly.
I'm using Pidgin 2.9.0, compiled from source with libgnutls-dev
2.8.6-1ubuntu2 on Ubuntu 11.04.
Thanks in advance,
Roy
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