Description of problem: my company has it's own corporate XMPP IM server. Whenever I try and connect to it using Pidgin or Empathy, I get a network error WOCKY_CONNECTOR_ERROR_TLS_SESSION_FAILED. The server is stbeehive.oracle.com on port 5223 old style SSL. It doesn't matter about the account, since it will fail even before it gets to a login attempt. If I install the windows version of pidgin under wine then I can connect. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): telepathy-gabble-0.12.0-1.fc15.i686 as well as telepathy-gabble-0.12.3-1.fc16.i686 How reproducible: everytime Steps to Reproduce: 1. setup connect to stbeehive.oracle.com:5223 any login 2. try and connect 3. Actual results: network error Expected results: login Additional info: The actual message in the mission-control debug window is: on_connection_ready: got error: WOCKY_CONNECTOR_ERROR_TLS_SESSION_FAILED (#7): SSL handshake error: -12: GNUTLS_E_FATAL_ALERT_RECEIVED
Same problem for me. I can't connect to any XMPP service, only to Google Talk with non standard settings. Please change the priority to high, as of Empathy + telepathy is a replacement for Pidgin in Gnome 3, but not working correctly. BTW: from Pidgin I can connect to any of my XMPP services.
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