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From: Bill T. <tom...@ic...> - 2015-10-21 19:27:28
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Pidgin-Encryption isn’t compatible with OTR. At this point Pidgin-Encryption hasn’t been under active development for quite some time, so I don’t anticipate any feature additions. I think that OTR works well, and I’d recommend using it at this point. Thanks, -Bill > On Oct 20, 2015, at 11:09 PM, TheLostMind <the...@ho...> wrote: > > Hello, > > Pidgin-Encryption <http://sourceforge.net/projects/pidgin-encrypt/> I used this plugin for a test with OTR in Pidgin,but it will get conflict with OTR at the same time, I always use a software named Simp to encrypt,it open a proxy listening on 15222 port for XMPP protocol doing an RSA encrypt via the network traffic . > I find your plug ,and it will be an easy way to do an encryption instead of installing other software . > It seems not compatible whit OTR at the same time, I can only use OTR or Pidgin-Encryption <http://sourceforge.net/projects/pidgin-encrypt/> , can you fix this? > > the way I use is like this: > user to server: > > pidgin -> Proxy (Simp ) -> [Server ] > > The message encryption: > > Raw message - > OTR -> RSA >SSL -> [SERVER] > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > _______________________________________________ > pidgin-encrypt-devel mailing list > pid...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/pidgin-encrypt-devel |
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From: TheLostMind <the...@ho...> - 2015-10-21 03:10:20
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Hello, Pidgin-Encryption <http://sourceforge.net/projects/pidgin-encrypt/> I used this plugin for a test with OTR in Pidgin,but it will get conflict with OTR at the same time, I always use a software named Simp to encrypt,it open a proxy listening on 15222 port for XMPP protocol doing an RSA encrypt via the network traffic . I find your plug ,and it will be an easy way to do an encryption instead of installing other software . It seems not compatible whit OTR at the same time, I can only use OTR or Pidgin-Encryption <http://sourceforge.net/projects/pidgin-encrypt/> , can you fix this? the way I use is like this: user to server: pidgin -> Proxy (Simp ) -> [Server ] The message encryption: Raw message - > OTR -> RSA >SSL -> [SERVER] |
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From: Bill T. <gai...@ic...> - 2013-05-29 16:37:05
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On May 6, 2013, at 2:20 PM, JKJohnson wrote: > Hello, I am having a hard time copying keys from one computer to another. > > I've copied my good key(s) from my thumb drive to my .purple folder several times and when I re-start Pidgin, a new key gets generated and my good keys get overwritten. > > How do I fix this? > > Thanks in advance. It may be an issue with the permissions on the key files. Ensure that they are only readable/writable by the user. You may get some more useful information by looking at the Pidgin Debug log on startup when the keys get generated: look for messages from the plugin indicating that it found the key files unacceptable and that it decided to regenerate them. Given the lack of development resources on the project, I'd generally suggest that questions like this go to the "users" list rather than the developer list. Thanks, -Bill |
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From: JKJohnson <jkj...@gm...> - 2013-05-06 18:21:05
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Hello, I am having a hard time copying keys from one computer to another. I've copied my good key(s) from my thumb drive to my .purple folder several times and when I re-start Pidgin, a new key gets generated and my good keys get overwritten. How do I fix this? Thanks in advance. -- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This e-mail is the exclusive, private and confidential property of the sender. The information contained in it is intended solely for the use of the sender and the intended recipient. If you are not the intended recipient you are hereby advised that any unauthorized disclosure, copying, distribution or the taking of any action in reliance on the contents of this message is strictly prohibited. If you have received this e-mail in error, please notify the sender immediately. |
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From: Johannes M. <der...@gm...> - 2011-01-24 22:13:46
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On 24.01.2011 19:29, Adrian Knoth wrote: > On Mon, Jan 24, 2011 at 07:05:15PM +0100, Johannes Müller wrote: > >> Hi, > > Hi! > >> I did not find some documentation on the protocol you use, so I tried to >> figure out how it works with the help of the XMPP-Konsole Plugin, which >> shows the Raw xmpp queries. > > Please, that's clearly the wrong approach. There's no need to deduce > something from sniffing on-wire messages. Use the source. > > While you're at it: you want to google for OTR (off the record) and see > how pidgin handles it: > > http://www.cypherpunks.ca/otr/ > > There's some documentation available, but there's also the source. > > > HTH > Hello And thanks for your quick response. I will consider your suggestion and take a look at the source right now to get down to the details. I first watched the communication for a high level overview, which for me is simpler than diving into the code. I think OTR is harder to support. And I want to keep it simple. On the other hand the authentication mechanism seems to be worthwhile. So this should be my long term goal. But for now I will stick with simple encryption, which for now meets my demands. Thanks, Johannes Müller |
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From: Adrian K. <ad...@dr...> - 2011-01-24 18:29:53
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On Mon, Jan 24, 2011 at 07:05:15PM +0100, Johannes Müller wrote: > Hi, Hi! > I did not find some documentation on the protocol you use, so I tried to > figure out how it works with the help of the XMPP-Konsole Plugin, which > shows the Raw xmpp queries. Please, that's clearly the wrong approach. There's no need to deduce something from sniffing on-wire messages. Use the source. While you're at it: you want to google for OTR (off the record) and see how pidgin handles it: http://www.cypherpunks.ca/otr/ There's some documentation available, but there's also the source. HTH -- mail: ad...@th... http://adi.thur.de PGP/GPG: key via keyserver |
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From: Johannes M. <der...@gm...> - 2011-01-24 18:05:25
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Hi, I'm developing a jabber client which needs to encrypt the communication to Pidgin. I did not find some documentation on the protocol you use, so I tried to figure out how it works with the help of the XMPP-Konsole Plugin, which shows the Raw xmpp queries. It seems to be straight forward. The RSA key of the peer is requested, before you send data to the peer. Once received, the key can be used to encrypt further messages. Message types like a simple message or a key response are denoted by a preceeding "Msg:" or "Key:". The key request is just "Send Key". Additionally every encrypted message and the encryption request has the prefix "*** Encrypted with the Gaim-Encryption plugin : Send Key". Then there are further details like the nss version and the messages length. It would be great if you could provide more details, including answers to the questions that piled up so far. 1.What does the string following "Msg:" mean in [...]Msg:S52c9223e68:R50d67243eb: Len[...]? 2.What is the next string after the lenght specification in a key response like [...]Len 249:yD2BV/btzekaownH6Y903lz8+w0jIMr2[,the actual public key]? 3.Why does my pidgin instance on linux in contrast to the instance on my windows machine send the whole body-tag + message in a html-Tag as well? (I have an older version on my linux machine, so this might be the problem) Thanks for your help and of course for pidgin-encryption, Johannes Müller |
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From: Junkmail <jun...@by...> - 2010-01-05 22:55:03
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Is anyone even alive on this list any more? I haven't seen activity in quite a long time, but it's worth sending this out. I've googled around a bit and it seems like there are some other users facing this same issue with ver 2.6.4, so I thought I'd contact the source. I upgraded to the latest version of pidgin (2.6.4) and it seems to have broken pidgin-encryption. Here's the debug output from my (WinXP) machine. I have 2 AIM accounts setup on the machine, both of which are setup to communicate via encryption. The first debug info is from a machine with 2.6.4 installed (newest version) sending a single IM of the string "test" showing the failed send using encryption, and the second shows encryption working under 2.6.3. It looks like the receiver isn't getting the header info properly (maybe the message gets truncated or something ??) Thanks in advance for any help. I will gladly provide any additional debug info etc. you may want, I'm just not a C programmer to look into the source code myself. -Scott ----------------------------- TEST USING version 2.6.4 (Test FAILS) ----------------------------- (15:54:13) pidgin-encryption: Using pre-existing menu icon for conv 02182EE0, win 02095F10, item 02223E40 (15:54:14) conversation: typed... (15:54:15) pidgin-encryption: send_msg: [receiving_username] (15:54:15) pidgin-encryption: send_msg B: [receiving_username], 00F881C4, 00C88668, 02182EE0 (15:54:15) pidgin-encryption: find key by name: [sending_username] (15:54:15) pidgin-encryption: get_key: [receiving_username] (15:54:15) pidgin-encryption: find key by name: [receiving_username] (15:54:15) pidgin-encryption: got key: 00000000 (15:54:15) pidgin-encryption: Sending: *** Encrypted with the Gaim-Encryption plugin <A HREF=": Send Key"></A> (15:54:15) oscar: Sending IM, charset=0x0000, charsubset=0x0000, length=71 (15:54:15) pidgin-encryption: requesting key (15:54:15) pidgin-encryption: store_msg: 021DE878 : [receiving_username] (15:54:15) pidgin-encryption: In store stack: 02055228 (15:54:15) pidgin-encryption: In store stack: 021DE878 (15:54:15) pidgin-encryption: Using pre-existing menu icon for conv 02182EE0, win 02095F10, item 02223E40 (15:54:15) oscar: rate change (param ID 0x0001): curavg = 4797, maxavg = 6000, alert at 2000, clear warning at 2500, limit at 1500, disconnect at 800, delta is 19200, dropping is 0 (window size = 80) (15:54:15) oscar: incomingim_ch1: unknown TLV 0x0013 (len 1) (15:54:15) oscar: Received IM from [sending_username] with 1 parts (15:54:15) oscar: Parsing IM part, charset=0x0000, charsubset=0x0000, datalen=46, choice1=ASCII, choice2=CP1252, choice3= (15:54:15) pidgin-encryption: No header: *** Encrypted with the Gaim-Encryption plugin (15:54:15) pidgin-encryption: Proto 'prpl-aim', header should be: *** Encrypted with the Gaim-Encryption plugin <A HREF=" (15:54:15) sound: Playing C:\Program Files\Pidgin\sounds\purple\receive.wav (15:54:15) pidgin-encryption: Using pre-existing menu icon for conv 02076648, win 021A6358, item 02257A28 (15:54:15) oscar: Sent message to [receiving_username]. -------------------- Here's an example of the same test, sent from a different machine with Pidgin version 2.6.3 installed. It's getting much further. Maybe the encryption plugin isn't sending any data in the IM? ----------------------------- TEST USING version 2.6.3 (Test WORKS) ----------------------------- (16:20:07) pidgin-encryption: Using pre-existing menu icon for conv 05BF46B8, win 05B87B68, item 045EB2D8 (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: send_msg: [receiving_username] (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: send_msg B: [receiving_username], 00FA81C4, 00CCAD58, 05BF46B8 (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: find key by name: [sending_username] (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: get_key: [receiving_username] (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: find key by name: [receiving_username] (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: got key: 062A4C60 (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: has key (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: calc_unsigned_size (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: modulus_len:128:32 (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: im_write: [receiving_username] (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: Built Nonce:24:vE1GV72XeEXbA6EeEdCmfABbfQNkCRGc (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: Enc for send: 'test' (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: Built Nonce:24:vE1GV72XeEXbA6EeEdCmfABbfQNkCRGc (16:20:08) oscar: Sending IM, charset=0x0000, charsubset=0x0000, length=444 (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: send_im: [receiving_username]: 444 (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: outgoing:*** Encrypted with the Gaim-Encryption plugin <A HREF=": Msg:S2433a1e04d:Rfdd34f179e: Len 344:2JQb4iQeR8FmP6IKRFT5ZODKrVUEEPjT4EiJiq2QYXKKx8EuDuCbP1DsfReUKholFSfWwiFlNsMM+uTr3ZjArkGxeZSCazz3f57iUutnxAUTFt6xo4fW+vShjSyqXtYJdj4t4DAvE+qQFuX6LGaHLuedfsZpGcs7KXfjQpo+vbI4iCDcgThggsJ3mXHDc9WrsrYW+sH8jOYspm6gwUtxyMnmsXe95XhOYyJzsXxrKne/v8k867nLO8ITzMlF30rm/aElmIGB/wqeaxxh9NfjVKfR/EVopCBTzOO9OkNJpYxWn2DtIkoRWT+ul/MNFBnbjW2hXYamFq6sQX8Z7wOlpw=="></A>: (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: Using pre-existing menu icon for conv 05BF46B8, win 05B87B68, item 045EB2D8 (16:20:08) oscar: rate change (param ID 0x0001): curavg = 5995, maxavg = 6000, alert at 2000, clear warning at 2500, limit at 1500, disconnect at 800 (window size = 80) (16:20:08) oscar: incomingim_ch1: unknown TLV 0x0013 (len 1) (16:20:08) oscar: Received IM from [sending_username] with 1 parts (16:20:08) oscar: Parsing IM part, charset=0x0000, charsubset=0x0000, datalen=444 (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: Using pre-existing menu icon for conv 06333D90, win 0637BCB0, item 04554D08 (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: Using pre-existing menu icon for conv 06333D90, win 0637BCB0, item 04554D08 (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: Got encrypted message: 444 (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: Message is:*** Encrypted with the Gaim-Encryption plugin <A HREF=": Msg:S2433a1e04d:Rfdd34f179e: Len 344:2JQb4iQeR8FmP6IKRFT5ZODKrVUEEPjT4EiJiq2QYXKKx8EuDuCbP1DsfReUKholFSfWwiFlNsMM+uTr3ZjArkGxeZSCazz3f57iUutnxAUTFt6xo4fW+vShjSyqXtYJdj4t4DAvE+qQFuX6LGaHLuedfsZpGcs7KXfjQpo+vbI4iCDcgThggsJ3mXHDc9WrsrYW+sH8jOYspm6gwUtxyMnmsXe95XhOYyJzsXxrKne/v8k867nLO8ITzMlF30rm/aElmIGB/wqeaxxh9NfjVKfR/EVopCBTzOO9OkNJpYxWn2DtIkoRWT+ul/MNFBnbjW2hXYamFq6sQX8Z7wOlpw=="></A>: (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: got_encrypted_msg (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: find key by name: [receiving_username] (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: get_key: [sending_username] (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: find key by name: [sending_username] (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: got key: 00000000 (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: Sending: *** Encrypted with the Gaim-Encryption plugin <A HREF=": Send Key"></A> (16:20:08) oscar: Sending IM, charset=0x0000, charsubset=0x0000, length=71 (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: g_e_m: Storing message on Show stack (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: store_msg: 06397B50 : [sending_username] (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: In store stack: 06397B50 (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: Using pre-existing menu icon for conv 06333D90, win 0637BCB0, item 04554D08 (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: Using pre-existing menu icon for conv 06333D90, win 0637BCB0, item 04554D08 (16:20:08) oscar: rate change (param ID 0x0001): curavg = 4988, maxavg = 6000, alert at 2000, clear warning at 2500, limit at 1500, disconnect at 800 (window size = 80) (16:20:08) oscar: Sent message to [receiving_username]. (16:20:08) oscar: incomingim_ch1: unknown TLV 0x0013 (len 1) (16:20:08) oscar: Received IM from [receiving_username] with 1 parts (16:20:08) oscar: Parsing IM part, charset=0x0000, charsubset=0x0000, datalen=71 (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: send_key: [sending_username] (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: send_key: [receiving_username], 05BF46B8, [sending_username] (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: find key by name: [sending_username] (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: send_key2: [sending_username] (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: Built Nonce:24:xHQ8/7MBdrGlcG1IAgDLnAiJIHElAwJz (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: Sending Nonce with key: xHQ8/7MBdrGlcG1IAgDLnAiJIHElAwJz (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: send_key3: [sending_username] (16:20:08) oscar: Sending IM, charset=0x0000, charsubset=0x0000, length=339 (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: Sent key per request (16:20:08) oscar: rate change (param ID 0x0001): curavg = 5967, maxavg = 6000, alert at 2000, clear warning at 2500, limit at 1500, disconnect at 800 (window size = 80) (16:20:08) oscar: Sent message to [sending_username]. (16:20:08) oscar: incomingim_ch1: unknown TLV 0x0013 (len 1) (16:20:08) oscar: Received IM from [sending_username] with 1 parts (16:20:08) oscar: Parsing IM part, charset=0x0000, charsubset=0x0000, datalen=339 (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: Got key (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: received_key (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: After key:"></A> (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: Received Nonce with key: xHQ8/7MBdrGlcG1IAgDLnAiJIHElAwJz (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: Checking key file C:\Documents and Settings\a05zpzz\Application Data\.purple\known_keys for name [sending_username] (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: Got Name (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: Got Match (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: send_stored_msgs (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: show_stored_msgs:06397B50:[sending_username]:[sending_username]: (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: got_encrypted_msg (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: find key by name: [receiving_username] (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: get_key: [sending_username] (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: find key by name: [sending_username] (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: got key: 06380AD0 (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: attempting decrypt on ': Len 344:2JQb4iQeR8FmP6IKRFT5ZODKrVUEEPjT4EiJiq2QYXKKx8EuDuCbP1DsfReUKholFSfWwiFlNsMM+uTr3ZjArkGxeZSCazz3f57iUutnxAUTFt6xo4fW+vShjSyqXtYJdj4t4DAvE+qQFuX6LGaHLuedfsZpGcs7KXfjQpo+vbI4iCDcgThggsJ3mXHDc9WrsrYW+sH8jOYspm6gwUtxyMnmsXe95XhOYyJzsXxrKne/v8k867nLO8ITzMlF30rm/aElmIGB/wqeaxxh9NfjVKfR/EVopCBTzOO9OkNJpYxWn2DtIkoRWT+ul/MNFBnbjW2hXYamFq6sQX8Z7wOlpw=="></A>' (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: decrypt_msg (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: Starting Decrypt (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: Starting Auth (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: Auth End (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: Msg rcv:'test' (16:20:08) pidgin-encryption: showing msg:test (16:20:09) pidgin-encryption: Using pre-existing menu icon for conv 06333D90, win 0637BCB0, item 04554D08 (16:20:09) pidgin-encryption: Using pre-existing menu icon for conv 06333D90, win 0637BCB0, item 04554D08 (16:20:09) oscar: Sent message to [receiving_username]. ---------------------------------- |
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From: Markos <mar...@ya...> - 2008-07-30 09:41:52
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Thanks! Phil Hannent escribió: > Markos wrote: > >> could anyone tell me how to make gaim encryption work with the >> latest version of gaim? The win32 self extractor seems to install ok, >> but I notice no single change in pidgin. >> The "encrypt.dll" is in plugins directory. I tried to reinstall it, but >> same behaviour. >> > Once you have it installed you will need to enable the plugin. > > From the buddy list go to: > > Tools (menu) -> Plug-ins -> scroll to Pidgin-encryption and enable it. > > When you start a conversation with someone you will notice a small padlock on > the conversation menu. This can be clicked to enable encryption with this user. > > A word of warning is that the other user also has to have the plug-in installed. > > Regards > Phil Hannent > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > This SF.Net email is sponsored by the Moblin Your Move Developer's challenge > Build the coolest Linux based applications with Moblin SDK & win great prizes > Grand prize is a trip for two to an Open Source event anywhere in the world > http://moblin-contest.org/redirect.php?banner_id=100&url=/ > _______________________________________________ > pidgin-encrypt-devel mailing list > pid...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/pidgin-encrypt-devel > > |
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From: Phil H. <ph...@el...> - 2008-07-30 09:33:56
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Markos wrote: > could anyone tell me how to make gaim encryption work with the > latest version of gaim? The win32 self extractor seems to install ok, > but I notice no single change in pidgin. > The "encrypt.dll" is in plugins directory. I tried to reinstall it, but > same behaviour. Once you have it installed you will need to enable the plugin. From the buddy list go to: Tools (menu) -> Plug-ins -> scroll to Pidgin-encryption and enable it. When you start a conversation with someone you will notice a small padlock on the conversation menu. This can be clicked to enable encryption with this user. A word of warning is that the other user also has to have the plug-in installed. Regards Phil Hannent |
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From: Markos <mar...@ya...> - 2008-07-30 09:24:17
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Hi,
could anyone tell me how to make gaim encryption work with the
latest version of gaim? The win32 self extractor seems to install ok,
but I notice no single change in pidgin.
The "encrypt.dll" is in plugins directory. I tried to reinstall it, but
same behaviour.
Thanks in advance. Markos
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From: Ryan C. <ry...@ig...> - 2008-07-16 17:50:26
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Hello, It appears to me that activity on this great plugin seems to be sparse at best; however, I have a feature request -- has anyone thought about or begun work on a pidgin-encryption plugin for finch (ncurses-based pidgin)? I use pidgin and finch in tandem, but finch won't decrypt any of the messages. So what I'm wondering is if there is still active development going on here, if anyone would want to put in the work necessary for a finch-encryption plugin, and if I could help out. Thanks, Ryan -- Ryan Curtin | "No... not without incident." ry...@ig... | - John Preston |
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From: Takeshi A. <ai...@jc...> - 2007-05-06 13:38:23
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Hi,
I'm using gaim-encription with pidgin which is build from CVS.
In CHANGELOG;
3.0b9 Updates for Pidgin/Purple transition
It seems to be fixed to install in pidgin plugin folder.
Takeshi.
> Hello all,
> The Gaim was changed to new name "Pidgin". So what is the
> gaim-encryption next? I've tried gaim-encryption-3.0beta 8. There are
> some name problems.
> Maybe someone make the gaim-encryption works in Pidgin already?
>
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From: Tim H. <tim...@gm...> - 2007-05-06 10:50:34
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Hello all, The Gaim was changed to new name "Pidgin". So what is the gaim-encryption next? I've tried gaim-encryption-3.0beta 8. There are some name problems. Maybe someone make the gaim-encryption works in Pidgin already? |
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From: Kevin S. <kev...@fu...> - 2007-02-20 17:28:41
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Wouldn't it be nice if gaim-encryption could work seamlessly with
either RSA or GPG? Would it make it easier for other IM clients to make
their encryption plugins interoperate with gaim-encryption? All IM
messages should be encrypted. All IM clients should come with
encryption plugin out of the box. And all encryption plugins should
interoperate. (In a perfect world of course)
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From: Bill T. <gai...@ic...> - 2007-01-22 02:50:44
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Just tried testing with Gaim 2.0b6 (2007-01-21) and things seem to be working. I guess I'll try to check it periodically... Thoughts for a fix: I guess the plugin could check to see if the other side's username is all digits, and assume that it is ICQ at that point. In the past, ICQ traffic has had HTML escaped (I think by the Gaim prpl), so the plugin already looks for escaped headers on the incoming. And so manually escaping the header before sending to an all-digit username might work fine, if the filtering is turned back on. -Bill Adrian Knoth wrote: > On Thu, Jan 18, 2007 at 06:14:44PM +0100, Adrian Knoth wrote: > >>> http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=407071 >> I've just updated the bug report: it's working again, > > That's no longer true as of 2007-01-19. Now, it's broken again. > > The Debian bug report also contains a screenshot showing the > problem from user's point of view. > > |
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From: Adrian K. <ad...@dr...> - 2007-01-21 10:26:00
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On Thu, Jan 18, 2007 at 06:14:44PM +0100, Adrian Knoth wrote: > > http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=407071 > I've just updated the bug report: it's working again, That's no longer true as of 2007-01-19. Now, it's broken again. The Debian bug report also contains a screenshot showing the problem from user's point of view. -- mail: ad...@th... http://adi.thur.de PGP/GPG: key via keyserver Fighting for peace is like fucking for virginity! |
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From: Adrian K. <ad...@dr...> - 2007-01-18 17:14:52
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On Tue, Jan 16, 2007 at 08:56:16AM +0100, Adrian Knoth wrote: > http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=3D407071 I've just updated the bug report: it's working again, the servers no longer filter the URL string. --=20 mail: ad...@th... http://adi.thur.de PGP/GPG: key via keyserver Ordnung ist das halbe Leben. Ich lebe in der anderen H=E4lfte |
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From: Adrian K. <ad...@dr...> - 2007-01-16 07:55:21
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Hi, I'd like to point you to http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=3D407071 Short summary: if you're an AIM user and try to start an encrypted connection with an ICQ user, the ICQ user's key is never sent, thus preventing two-way encryption. --=20 mail: ad...@th... http://adi.thur.de PGP/GPG: key via keyserver F=E4hrst Du r=FCckw=E4rts an den Baum, verkleinert sich der Kofferraum! |
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From: Bill T. <gai...@ic...> - 2006-09-17 02:10:10
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Thanks for the code review and patches, Max. All now in CVS, -Bill |
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From: Max K. <ma...@du...> - 2006-09-16 19:32:01
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Package: gaim-encryption Version: 2.38-3 Yet another memory leak: rsa_nss_sign() in rsa_nss.c allocates memory to tmp_sig, but doesn't free it in the error handler. |
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From: Max K. <ma...@du...> - 2006-09-16 19:24:17
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Package: gaim-encryption Version: 2.38-3 The function rsa_nss_parse_sent_key() in rsa_nss.c allocates an array via g_strsplit(), but doesn't free the memory in any of the error handlers. |
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From: Max K. <ma...@du...> - 2006-09-16 19:18:26
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Package: gaim-encryption
Version: 2.38-3
The function GE_received_key() in keys.c allocates heap memory to the
variable resend_msg_id, but doesn't free it in the error handler 12
lines below ("if (new_key->key == 0) ...").
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From: Jiri K. <Jir...@Su...> - 2006-07-18 10:18:44
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Hi All,
i have a problem with compiling gaim-encryption on Solaris 10.
I've compiled gaim 1.5.0, and whle compiling encryption i've got following error:
root@jku10 # echo $PKG_CONFIG_PATH
:/usr/local/lib/pkgconfig:/usr/sfw/lib/pkgconfig
root@jku10 # pwd
/tmp/gaim/gaim-encryption-2.38
root@jku10 # gmake install
Making install in po
gmake[1]: Entering directory `/tmp/gaim/gaim-encryption-2.38/po'
/bin/sh `case ".././mkinstalldirs" in /*) echo ".././mkinstalldirs" ;; *) echo ".././mkinstalldirs" ;; esac` /usr/local/share
installing cs.gmo as /usr/local/share/locale/cs/LC_MESSAGES/gaim-encryption.mo
installing da.gmo as /usr/local/share/locale/da/LC_MESSAGES/gaim-encryption.mo
installing de.gmo as /usr/local/share/locale/de/LC_MESSAGES/gaim-encryption.mo
installing es.gmo as /usr/local/share/locale/es/LC_MESSAGES/gaim-encryption.mo
installing fr.gmo as /usr/local/share/locale/fr/LC_MESSAGES/gaim-encryption.mo
installing hu.gmo as /usr/local/share/locale/hu/LC_MESSAGES/gaim-encryption.mo
installing it.gmo as /usr/local/share/locale/it/LC_MESSAGES/gaim-encryption.mo
installing ja.gmo as /usr/local/share/locale/ja/LC_MESSAGES/gaim-encryption.mo
installing nl.gmo as /usr/local/share/locale/nl/LC_MESSAGES/gaim-encryption.mo
installing pl.gmo as /usr/local/share/locale/pl/LC_MESSAGES/gaim-encryption.mo
installing pt_BR.gmo as /usr/local/share/locale/pt_BR/LC_MESSAGES/gaim-encryption.mo
installing ru.gmo as /usr/local/share/locale/ru/LC_MESSAGES/gaim-encryption.mo
installing sl.gmo as /usr/local/share/locale/sl/LC_MESSAGES/gaim-encryption.mo
installing uk.gmo as /usr/local/share/locale/uk/LC_MESSAGES/gaim-encryption.mo
installing zh_TW.gmo as /usr/local/share/locale/zh_TW/LC_MESSAGES/gaim-encryption.mo
if test "gaim-encryption" = "gettext"; then \
/bin/sh `case ".././mkinstalldirs" in /*) echo ".././mkinstalldirs" ;; *) echo ".././mkinstalldirs" ;; esac`
/usr/local/share/gettext/po; \
/opt/sfw/bin/ginstall -c -m 644 ./Makefile.in.in \
/usr/local/share/gettext/po/Makefile.in.in; \
else \
: ; \
fi
gmake[1]: Leaving directory `/tmp/gaim/gaim-encryption-2.38/po'
Making install in intl
gmake[1]: Entering directory `/tmp/gaim/gaim-encryption-2.38/intl'
gmake[1]: *** No rule to make target `../gaim-encryption-config.h', needed by `intl-compat.o'. Stop.
gmake[1]: Leaving directory `/tmp/gaim/gaim-encryption-2.38/intl'
gmake: *** [install-recursive] Error 1
could somebody help?
Best regards
Jiri
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From: M. <du...@gn...> - 2006-03-04 23:14:08
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Hi,
I've translated to Romanian Gaim-Encryption and it's Windows installer. I have attached both as a unified diff to the current anonymous CVS and also as a tarball with only the Romanian-specific files. Use whatever suits you better.
Sorry I couldn't make it earlier, Gaim got really big these days and it took a while to get it's Romanian translation back to 100%. I hope it will make it into the 3.0 release.
Thanks for an awesome module,
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