[Pidgin] #2638: "Message could not be sent because a connection error occurred:" (on MSN)
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#2638: "Message could not be sent because a connection error occurred:" (on MSN)
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Reporter: ThorbjornTux | Owner:
Type: defect | Status: new
Priority: minor | Milestone:
Component: libpurple | Version: 2.1.0
Resolution: | Keywords:
Pending: 0 |
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Comment (by CZero):
Okay, reading this thread and taking in all things mentioned I think some
people here are being less then reasonable. Summing up the thread I come
to this point:
- MSN Protocol changed.
- Some messengers (all? a lot?) experience the same troubles.
- This is no -Pidin- bug, reading the first two points.
- The fix mentioned: disable proxy, disable msn over http helps some
people. It helped me for one day :S, afterwards it never worked again.
- Most people posting in this thread complain it renders pidgin unworkable
for people behind firewalls, not allowing anything beyond port 80. That's
offcourse a given: If we weren't bound to these limitations at work we
wouldn't have noticed the problem: there is no problem when you don't have
to use port 80, you wouldn't use MSN over HTTP then right?
So, what remains: I agree that there are probably indeed quite a lot of
users with the same limitations as us (who are posting in this thread),
who I'm betting all can't wait till this is fixed. The question to raise
priority to this problem is valid to me, but I'm guessing the moderator
will have to descide on the real figures: how big is the userbase that
uses msn over http (bound to limitations at work). I sure hope this
consideration will lead to bigger priority.
Next to that: It is not a bug, but a change of protocol (digesting all
information here) and I hope the coders will find a working solution soon!
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Ticket URL: <http://developer.pidgin.im/ticket/2638#comment:37>
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