Changes between Version 124 and Version 125 of Protocol Specific Questions

Timestamp:

Sep 10, 2012, 4:28:27 AM (11 years ago)

Author:

datallah

Comment:

Fix wiki syntax issues with Trac 1.0

Protocol Specific Questions

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 ==== How do I change my resource string? ====
-Go to Accounts->Add/Edit.  Find your XMPP account and uncheck the Enabled box.  Select the account and click Modify.  Change the string in the Resource field.
+Go to Accounts->!Add/Edit.  Find your XMPP account and uncheck the Enabled box.  Select the account and click Modify.  Change the string in the Resource field.
 
 ==== How can I configure resource priority? ====
@@ -130 +130 @@
   ||Extended Away||0||
 
-==== Why can't I log on to my Google Talk/Google Apps account anymore? ==== #gtalk_srv
+==== Why can't I log on to my Google !Talk/Google Apps account anymore? ==== #gtalk_srv
 In previous versions, Pidgin would automatically use the server `talk.google.com` to connect to your account. This was removed in version 2.5.2 so that these connections would not cause certificate errors.
 
@@ -173 +173 @@
 ==== Why do I get an "SSL Handshake Failed" error when connecting to Oracle's XMPP server? ====
 
-The SSL/TLS implementation used by Oracle's XMPP server does not support TLS 1.0 or newer, and immediately aborts the negotiation if the ClientHello record version is newer than SSL 3.0.  This causes issues when Pidgin is built with GnuTLS SSL support, as GnuTLS defaults to negotiating TLS 1.0.  In order to work around this, you either need to build Pidgin with NSS SSL support or upgrade to Pidgin 2.7.0 or newer and run Pidgin like this:
+The SSL/TLS implementation used by Oracle's XMPP server does not support TLS 1.0 or newer, and immediately aborts the negotiation if the !ClientHello record version is newer than SSL 3.0.  This causes issues when Pidgin is built with GnuTLS SSL support, as GnuTLS defaults to negotiating TLS 1.0.  In order to work around this, you either need to build Pidgin with NSS SSL support or upgrade to Pidgin 2.7.0 or newer and run Pidgin like this:
 
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