Closed framaglia closed 8 years ago
@pollaiolo This will require a full log. Even better if you could capture the connection process with Wireshark.
Send the logs to the mail in my profile if you don't want to post them publicly.
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proxy: Unable to connect to destination host: Proxy protocol 'http' is not supported.
So I think this is an effect of the update of networking subsystem which Pidgin 3 has recently undergone. Those changes resulted in a sizable chunk of custom code in libpurple being dropped and Pidgin now uses networking classes from Glib GIO.
The problem seems to be the glib that ships with Ubuntu 14.04 (2.40.0) doesn't include the HTTP proxy support added in later versions. I don't have any easy fix for this at hand.
To work around the issue you could:
Please let me know if any option sounds viable to you before I proceed with anything else.
I will try using a different proxy and update the libraries. I will let you know if it worked. Thanks agains,
2016-06-09 16:45 GMT+02:00 Jakub Adam notifications@github.com:
proxy: Unable to connect to destination host: Proxy protocol 'http' is not supported.
So I think this is an effect of the update of networking subsystem which Pidgin 3 has recently undergone. Those changes resulted in a sizable chunk of custom code in libpurple being dropped and Pidgin now uses networking classes from Glib GIO.
The problem seems to be the glib that ships with Ubuntu 14.04 (2.40.0) doesn't include the HTTP proxy support added in later versions https://git.gnome.org/browse/glib/commit/gio/ghttpproxy.c?id=ed4a742946374f7ee3c46b93eb943c95f04ec4c4. I don't have any easy fix for this at hand.
To work around the issue you could:
- not use proxy for Sipe connections
- try using a different kind of proxy server like SOCKS5
- update your Ubuntu (16.04 LTS offers itself here)
Please let me know if any option sounds viable to you before I proceed with anything else.
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It worked upgrading glib to 2.48 :) Thanks for your help!
2016-06-09 17:14 GMT+02:00 francesco maglia kikz.maglia@gmail.com:
I will try using a different proxy and update the libraries. I will let you know if it worked. Thanks agains,
2016-06-09 16:45 GMT+02:00 Jakub Adam notifications@github.com:
proxy: Unable to connect to destination host: Proxy protocol 'http' is not supported.
So I think this is an effect of the update of networking subsystem which Pidgin 3 has recently undergone. Those changes resulted in a sizable chunk of custom code in libpurple being dropped and Pidgin now uses networking classes from Glib GIO.
The problem seems to be the glib that ships with Ubuntu 14.04 (2.40.0) doesn't include the HTTP proxy support added in later versions https://git.gnome.org/browse/glib/commit/gio/ghttpproxy.c?id=ed4a742946374f7ee3c46b93eb943c95f04ec4c4. I don't have any easy fix for this at hand.
To work around the issue you could:
- not use proxy for Sipe connections
- try using a different kind of proxy server like SOCKS5
- update your Ubuntu (16.04 LTS offers itself here)
Please let me know if any option sounds viable to you before I proceed with anything else.
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Alternative workaround is use of command unset http_proxy ; pidgin
instead of pidgin
With a fresh install of Pidgin3 I got:
Here is my package list:
If other info are needed, please ask me.