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In , Chris Crisafulli (itnet7) wrote :

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This is the version info Ubuntu I'm running, and package versioning info

Expected Behavior: Once you open empathy. Go to Accounts and create a Groupwise
Messenger Account. After closing the created account, you should be connected to
Groupwise Messenger Server without any required further actions on the Users
Part.

What Actually Occurs: The Groupwise Messenger account is created, but does not
open/connect. If you go back to the accounts area you will see that the
Groupwise Messenger account icon indicator is flashing, which alerts that there
is an issue with the account not connecting properly.

Discovered Workaround: cp
~/.purple/certificates/x509/tls_peers/<gwmessenger_servername>
/tmp/haze-<random_generated_per_session>/certificates/x509/tls_peers

It seems as though when a new empathy session is started, a new
/tmp/-haze-<random_generated_per_session>/certificates/x509/tls_peers is
created.

The groupwise session certificate needs to by copied from the
~/.purple/certificates/x509/tls_peers directory to the /tmp/haze- directory
generated with the connection.

The Current version I am using is from the Ubuntu Daily PPA 2.27.5, but this
has occurred in all of the earlier versions that I have tried. This is not
limited to the packaged versions from Ubuntu as this occurs in OpenSuse 11 and
Fedora too, at least in a virtual environment.

Please let me know if this isn't clear enough or more information is needed.

Thanks for your all of your time and effort with Empathy!

Chris Crisafulli