Thing is, trillian handles account creation just fine. My setup is: Slackware 11 jabberd-2.1.23 gsasl 0.2.9
Client side is: Trillian 3.1 running on Vista I've run jabber with the -D flag and saved the output to a file: http://live.dyn-o-saur.com/output I created a user jabbertest and then tried to logon as it. Creation successful, login not so much. Personally, I could not really make head/tail of the debug output. I only present this info in case you of you has an itch to scratch on this front, as I'm happy enough to run PSi on my windows box. Enjoy, Natasha 2008/5/5 Peter Saint-Andre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > On 05/04/2008 5:34 PM, Natasha Live wrote: > > I've tried with PSI and that works. > > > > I've not figured out how to get a stream dump. Network sniffing is > something > > I've never managed successfully. > > > > The trillian status window gives this: > > [00:27] *** Creating connection "[EMAIL PROTECTED]/Trillian" > > [00:27] *** Auth: Unable to negotiate SASL, disconnecting. > > [00:27] *** Disconnected from server. > > > > Looks like trillian can't handle SASL. > > Perhaps. Or it might be a problem with the particular SASL mechanism > (e.g., there is always some confusion over the DIGEST-MD5 mechanism, > which is why the IETF is deprecating it). > > Peter > > -- > Peter Saint-Andre > https://stpeter.im/ > >
