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> Hi Daniel,
>
> Thanks for the response.
>
> I bumped into Z_God into the chatroom last night while trying to find
> resources to help me debug. He recommended I changed the reactor as
> you have and I tried them all last night except for "select" which
> I've now tried today. I managed to get the buddy list to load with
> epoll and poll, and poll is the only one I've been able to actually
> get signed in with, albeit briefly, and have a short chat, although
> highly latent. Which reactor are you using?
Hrm. My reactor is actually set explicitly to "default". Try that maybe?
> I've assumed that since my AIM client can function properly within my
> network, that the AIM Transport shouldn't need any additional
> firewall/router config. I've mapped port 5190 to my jabber server
> anyway to no avail.
Are you familiar with tcpdump? If you don't mind me potentially seeing
your password, and you are willing to get a tcpdump of the conversation
between AIM and PyAIMt, please do and send it my way so I can look it over
and see what might be happening. (definitely send directly to me, not to
the list)
>
> Is there anything else I can try? Are these issues common across many
> users or seemingly specific to my config? Do my versions of each
> component seem correct?
I must admit I haven't often seen anything like this. Note that port 5190
would need to be blanket opened for not just the login server, but other
servers PyAIMt may need to contact (all on port 5190). That said, it's a
little rare for this to be the problem.
There's a script called infodump.py in the PyAIMt tools directory. Run
that and send the results?
Daniel
>
> Thanks again for your time and efforts.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Jay
>
> On Nov 7, 2006, at 1:21 AM, Daniel Henninger wrote:
>
>> As an experiment, try specifying "select" or "poll" for the
>> reactor. I'd like to see if maybe the default reactor for OS X is
>> causing the problem. (reason I say this is, some others have
>> reported that switching reactors solved this problem) I generally
>> do my development work on OS X, but I also specify the reactor
>> explicitly.
>>
>> Daniel
>>
>> On Nov 6, 2006, at 4:29 AM, Jay wrote:
>>
>>> Actually, I've recently discovered the -D flag and have more info
>>> on the error:
>>>
>>> [2006-11-06 20:13:37] INFO :: [EMAIL PROTECTED] :: aimt.B ::
>>> connectionLost :: {'message': 'Oversize arg', 'reason':
>>> <twisted.python.failure.Failure
>>> twisted.internet.error.ConnectionLost>} :: AIM connection lost!
>>> Reason: [Failure instance: Traceback:
>>> twisted.internet.error.ConnectionLost, Connection to the other
>>> side was lost in a non-clean fashion.
>>> ]
>>> [2006-11-06 20:13:37] INFO :: [EMAIL PROTECTED] :: Session ::
>>> sendMessage :: {'body': 'Oversize arg', 'delay': None, 'fro':
>>> 'aim.mydomain.com', 'mtype': 'error', 'to': u'[EMAIL PROTECTED]',
>>> 'xhtml': None, 'nickname': None} ::
>>> [2006-11-06 20:13:37] INFO :: :: :: sendMessage :: {'body':
>>> 'Oversize arg', 'delay': None, 'fro': 'aim.mydomain.com', 'mtype':
>>> 'error', 'to': u'[EMAIL PROTECTED]', 'xhtml': None, 'nickname':
>>> None, 'pytrans': <main.PyTransport instance at 0x7c3f0>} ::
>>> [2006-11-06 20:13:37] Connection Lost! <legacy.aimt.B instance at
>>> 0x78e648>
>>> [2006-11-06 20:13:37] INFO :: [EMAIL PROTECTED] :: Session ::
>>> removeMe :: {} ::
>>> [2006-11-06 20:13:37] INFO :: [EMAIL PROTECTED] :: Session ::
>>> sendPresence :: {'status': None, 'show': None, 'url': None, 'fro':
>>> 'aim.mydomain.com', 'avatarHash': None, 'ptype': 'unavailable',
>>> 'priority': None, 'to': u'[EMAIL PROTECTED]', 'nickname': None,
>>> 'payload': []} ::
>>> [2006-11-06 20:13:38] INFO :: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ::
>>> glue.LegacyConnection :: removeMe :: {'aim2jid': <function aim2jid
>>> at 0x758570>} ::
>>> [2006-11-06 20:13:38] INFO :: [EMAIL PROTECTED] :: ContactList ::
>>> removeMe :: {} ::
>>> [2006-11-06 20:13:38] INFO :: [EMAIL PROTECTED] :: Session ::
>>> removeMe :: {'tmpjid': 'aim.mydomain.com'} :: Removed!
>>> [2006-11-06 20:13:38] Stopping factory
>>> <twisted.internet.protocol._InstanceFactory instance at 0x78e5f8>
>>>
>>> Hopefully this sheds some more light.
>>>
>>> Thanks again,
>>>
>>> Jay
>>>
>>> On Nov 6, 2006, at 7:39 PM, Jay wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hello All,
>>>>
>>>> A year or so, I happily got PyMSNt working successfully under OS
>>>> X Server's inbuilt Jabber server, and have continuously upgraded
>>>> it as updates have become available and am now happily enjoying
>>>> MSN support along w/avatars and file transfers (Thanks James!)
>>>>
>>>> I've decided to now give PyAIMt a try. I've set it all up and can
>>>> see the Service when using Service Discovery with PSI, can
>>>> successfully register, but I can't see any buddies and after a a
>>>> minute or a few, I get the error:
>>>>
>>>> "------
>>>> AIM connection lost! Reason: [Failure instance: Traceback:
>>>> twisted.internet.error.ConnectionLost, Connection to the other
>>>> side was lost in a non-clean fashion.
>>>> ]
>>>>
>>>> I'm running the following config:
>>>>
>>>> OS X Server 10.4.8 (PowerPC version)
>>>> Apple's customised Jabberd Version 1.4.3.1 Build 35
>>>> Python 2.3.5 (#1, Mar 20 2005, 20:38:20)
>>>> Twisted 1.3.0rc1
>>>> I also installed pyopenssl and pycrypto in order to get PyMSNt
>>>> working.
>>>> Lastly, I installed Python Image Library today as well (although
>>>> I have avatars disabled anyway)
>>>>
>>>> My config.xml file for PyAIMt is pretty straight-forward. Here
>>>> are the altered bits:
>>>>
>>>> <jid>aim.mydomain.com</jid>
>>>> <confjid>chatrooms.aim.mydomain.com</confjid>
>>>> <spooldir>/var/jabber/spool</spooldir>
>>>> <pid>PyAIMt.pid</pid>
>>>> <mainServer>127.0.0.1</mainServer>
>>>> <mainServerJID>mydomain.com</mainServerJID>
>>>> <website>http://mydomain.com/</website>
>>>> <port>7009</port>
>>>> <secret>jabber-rocks</secret>
>>>> <lang>en</lang>
>>>> <aimServer>login.oscar.aol.com</aimServer>
>>>> <aimPort>5190</aimPort>
>>>> <disableAvatars/>
>>>>
>>>> And in my jabber.xml config file, I have (of course in the
>>>> relevant places):
>>>>
>>>> <browse>
>>>> <service type="aim" jid="aim.mydomain.com" name="AIM Transport">
>>>> <ns>jabber:iq:gateway</ns>
>>>> <ns>jabber:iq:register</ns>
>>>> </service>
>>>>
>>>> <service type="aim" jid="chatrooms.aim.mydomain.com" name="AIM
>>>> Transport Chatrooms">
>>>> <ns>jabber:iq:conference</ns>
>>>> </service>
>>>> </browse>
>>>>
>>>> <service id="aim.mydomain.com">
>>>> <accept>
>>>> <ip>127.0.0.1</ip>
>>>> <port>7009</port>
>>>> <secret>mypassword</secret>
>>>> </accept>
>>>> </service>
>>>>
>>>> I've set jabberd to spew elogger and rlogger out to syslog, but
>>>> there's nothing of value other than the error message I quoted
>>>> and I can't seem to find any logging options for PyAIMt.
>>>>
>>>> Any help appreciated.
>>>>
>>>> Kind regards,
>>>>
>>>> Jay
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