Description of problem: When I try to login with my google talk account in Empathy, a red panel with a message appears. It's random between: "Network error" or "No reason specified". Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): empathy: 3.0.2-1.fc15 selinux-policy: 3.9.16-24.fc15 How reproducible: Just add a Gtalk account. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open Empathy 2. Add Gtalk account Actual results: Red panel with an error message. Expected results: Access to my Gtalk contacts and talk with them. Additional info: It worked yesterday...
They are this problem from a long time. I would like to know if a fix come soon ?
Well, there isn't much information available here to diagnosis what's wrong. I have back-ported some FB & Googletalk fixes (dealing with creating accounts) to Empathy that might solve this (obviously you'll need to delete the account & re-add it for the changes to be picked up). It's sitting in Bodhi right now waiting to be pushed to testing, if you want to try it.
The latest update I picked up from Koji didn't help for me. Is there any way I can provide more information to help with the bug report? I'm currently running: empathy-3.0.2-3.fc15.i686 telepathy-gabble-0.12.2-1.fc15.i686 What seems weird to me is that Jabber worked fine and then stopped and it's the case for both GoogleTalk and different Jabber server. Pidgin works fine with the same account data (sans its Gnome 3 integration).
(In reply to comment #3) > Is there any way I can provide more information to help with the bug report? After attempting to log-in with your Jabber/GoogleTalk accounts in Empathy, go to Help->Debug,and save a copy of your mission-control & gabble logs and attach them here. That should give upstream and me a better idea of what's causing your problem. Thanks!
Created attachment 514938 [details] empathy log (facebook) with latest empathy build from koji (x86_64) i have try for xmpp account all fail see attached file (in this example it is facebook account)
Created attachment 515089 [details] empathy log (In reply to comment #5) > Created attachment 514938 [details] > empathy log (facebook) > > with latest empathy build from koji (x86_64) i have try for xmpp account all > fail see attached file (in this example it is facebook account) I'm attaching my log as well. To my uninitiated eye it looks like the same problem as Jonathan is seeing.
They are another bug to In debug window if you select gabble dropdown at left, debug message still mission-control For get gablle log you need take the old way: $ GABBLE_DEBUG=all WOCKY_DEBUG=all GABBLE_PERSIST=1 /usr/libexec/telepathy-gabble you can piping to a file for save log The problem seem to be: gabble is trying to resolve empty strings so fails to connect i have check server with: $ host -t SRV _xmpp-client._tcp.jabber.fr _xmpp-client._tcp.jabber.fr has SRV record 20 0 5222 im.apinc.org. So it is good, is empathy bug around connection or gnome3 problem
the problem start here: gabble-DEBUG: connector_error_disconnect (connection.c:1673): connection failed: g-resolver-error-quark (#0): connection failed: Error resolving '': Name or service not known
Created attachment 515218 [details] Gabble log problem start line 271
@Jakub Hrozek if you are behind a proxy upstream works for a patch else open dconf-editor: -> system -> proxy -> mode = none solved for me
Thanks, Jonathan, that did the trick for me. I wonder why the proxy was set in the first place..
same strange, maybe a old-update i use fedora-15 since alpha was released ... So it will solve other problem with other gnome application like epiphany, pino ....
Have just had this same problem -- for some reason I had (F15, Gnome3) network settings -> proxy set to 'Auto' with the config URL blank. Setting back to 'None' and the xmpp sessions restarted OK (MSN wasn't affected by this)
yes it was the problem i think, i have do same thing works for me We can close the bug now
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