[Pidgin] #11986: Separate HTTP and IM proxy servers no longer work in 2.7.0
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#11986: Separate HTTP and IM proxy servers no longer work in 2.7.0
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Reporter: psmith2100 | Owner: rekkanoryo
Type: defect | Status: new
Milestone: | Component: unclassified
Version: 2.7.0 | Resolution:
Keywords: |
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Comment(by psmith2100):
I tried checking the box to use account proxy for SSL connections, and
that does not work. I get the same error message that I posted an image
for in my initial report.
I still do not understand why this is not working. You say Yahoo's login
mechanism uses HTTPS which is SSL, and I checked the box to use account
proxy for SSL, and that does not work. I have the Preferences/Proxy set
to an HTTP proxy.
Bottom line is I have the same settings I had in 2.6.6, and they do not
work in 2.7.0. And I know my situation for corporate network is not
unique. We have a HTTP proxy for general internet access, and we have an
IM proxy that is capable of handling SSL required for Yahoo login.
What exactly changed in 2.7.0 to break this?
Can this be fixed in 2.7.1?
If not, how can I download 2.6.6 again?
Replying to [comment:1 rekkanoryo]:
> The reason this worked for you previously is that yahoo's login
mechanism uses HTTPS, which I implemented an override for. There is a
yahoo account option that allows specifying whether the account-specific
proxy will be used for SSL connections. However, I changed the yahoo sign
in process to be more like the official client, so we perform an HTTP
request to look up the server to connect to (this is their form of load
balancing). The SSL option I mentioned doesn't affect HTTP--only HTTPS.
Unfortunately we don't have a mechanism for specifying different proxies
for different ports/service types.
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Ticket URL: <http://developer.pidgin.im/ticket/11986#comment:2>
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