Description of problem: Empathy SSL Connection raises "Network Error" constantly - does not work. Works with Pidgin or other jabber clients on the same Fedora 13 installation when using the same settings. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): empathy-2.30.1-2.fc13.i686 and previous versions. How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. Add new user and give the password. 2. Click 'Advanced' 3. Select 'SSL/TSL' and 'Ignore SSL Errors' 4. Select 'Override server settings' and define the server name. 5. Select 'Use old SSL-port' and set port 5223. Actual results: ==> Raises 'Network Error' constantly. Expected results: The connection should work as it does with Pidgin or other Jabber clients on same F13. Additional info:
I'm also seeing this problem with an Openfire based XMPP server (Zimbra). I have SSL checked and Ignore SSL Errors checked with the default port 5222. It works fine with Pidgin and my iPhone. There are some of the errors I see in the debug window: _error: wocky-xmpp-reader.c:602: Parsing failed StartTag: invalid element name connector_error_disconnect: connection failed: Jabber Auth Fields: Connection has been closed for reading stanzas
This is still a problem in F14 Alpha.
Does still not work in Fedora 15 beta either.
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The bug issue still reproduces in Fedora 15. Changed the version from Fedora 13 to Fedora 15.
Closing this as this could be server side issue too.