I am sure that its not using the proxy because I can put in a totally bogus proxy address (i.e thiswontwork.nothere.com <http://thiswontwork.nothere.com/>) and as long as “Use client login” is checked it connects and I can send IM messages. I also verified in the debug logs that the proxy isn’t even mentioned if “Use client login” is checked.
-Matt > On Aug 4, 2015, at 9:52 AM, Michael McConville <mmcconvi...@mykolab.com> > wrote: > > Matthew S Wallace wrote: >> I’m trying to configure Pidgin (2.10.11-1) to connect to an IM proxy >> server (operated by Smarsh for compliance logging) and I’ve noticed >> two separate problems: >> >> 1. If I do not have “Use client login” checked, it won’t connect. >> This may very well be a problem/limitation with the proxy server. >> 2. If I do have “Use client login” check, Pidgin seems to silently >> ignore the server address I’ve specified and connects to oscar.aol.com >> <http://oscar.aol.com/> just fine. > > Are you sure that it isn't connecting to oscar.aol.com through the > proxy? Does it mention connecting to the proxy at all in that case? When > using a proxy, Pidgin will report the addresses that it connects to, > only mentioning the proxy when it's first set up.
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