[Pidgin] #10210: Pidgin ignores service names
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Fri Sep 4 11:40:23 EDT 2009
#10210: Pidgin ignores service names
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Reporter: scarpe01 | Owner:
Type: defect | Status: pending
Milestone: | Component: pidgin (gtk)
Version: 2.6.1 | Resolution:
Keywords: services |
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Changes (by scarpe01):
* status: pending => new
Old description:
> I came to connect to a new network today that I needed to start using a
> proxy to connect. I run a local ssh proxy and name the port that I use
> for SOCKS forwarding according to the machine that I am proxying through.
>
> I found that pidgin "port" feild for proxy configuration does not appear
> to attempt to look up service names via getservbyname()
>
> This is on Linux, I am not sure if this issue applies to windows ports as
> I don't know that they even have service names.
New description:
I came to connect to a new network today that I needed to start using a
proxy to connect. I run a local ssh proxy and name the port that I use for
SOCKS forwarding according to the machine that I am proxying through.
I found that pidgin "port" feild for proxy configuration does not appear
to attempt to look up service names via getservbyname()
This is on Linux, I am not sure if this issue applies to windows ports as
I don't know that they even have service names.
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Comment:
Yes. Thats exactly what I expect it to do, thats exactly what
/etc/services is for, and why the libc library contains getservbyname
This is pretty normal for example:
$ telnet localhost smtp
Trying 127.0.0.1...
Connected to localhost.localdomain (127.0.0.1).
Escape character is '^]'.
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Ticket URL: <http://developer.pidgin.im/ticket/10210#comment:2>
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