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I'm afraid I haven't really explored other ways of doing this. Anyone else?
Otherwise you will probably want to look at the redsocks documentation.
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I don't have this problem anymore since I am not forced to use proxy now.
Sorry. I used to use pidgin as a work around.
Cheers
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I have met the same problem for a long time. Could you give me a
alternative solution
Hello,
Empathy works fine for me with a proxy when I setup only HTTP and HTTPS
proxy settings of the ubuntu network proxy.
On Fri, Oct 18, 2013 at 11:17 AM, Michal 304...@bugs.launchpad.net wrote:
I don't have this problem anymore since I am not forced to use proxy now.
Sorry. I used to use
@Michael (michaeljt)
I have met the same problem for a long time. Could you give me a alternative
solution please?
I do not quite understand how to setup the tsocks or iptables to solve the
problem. Thank you!
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Wow that linkedIn spam is nasty ... sneaks in like it's from LinkedIn.
Anyhow situation appears to be that Empathy state they cannot run in the
environment offered by Ubuntu, other IM clients can run. The bug should
move to Ubuntu distro ... you are using an IM client which reports
it's not
Recently installed 12.04 LTS and I see this issue.
When I don't use a proxy at home, I can connect to gtalk and yahoo but the same
configuration doesn't work when using a proxy at work.
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Just Installed 11.10 and it's STILL using empathy ... and it STILL
doesn't work ... this must be 3 years since this 1st happened. At the
very least Ubuntu could switch back to Pidgin , which does work.
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Nice little workaround for IRC, and hence for idle (at least it does the
job at a pinch): http://wiki.tcl.tk/3125
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@Felipe:
(1) may I suggest you to find the correct upstream bugs and update the
link here? Or open upstream bugs as needed;
(2) may I also suggest you to carry your reasoning upstream?
(3) which bug is it you state is closed?
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According to https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=602824 the work
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C de-Avillez:
First of all, let's remember that you don't have to fix all the CM's to
fix this issue. Ubuntu can fix this *today*, regardless of the status of
the telepathy CM's
(1) This is pointless, because a) it's not needed, and b) each CM has
different issues regarding proxy support.
*
Le mercredi 30 novembre 2011 à 15:55 +, Felipe Contreras a écrit :
* telepathy-haze
This works fine.
Stop claiming that switching to Haze is the solution of all the world's
problems. Haze can be an option for protocols not having a proper CM but
it would be completely stupid to switch to
On Wed, Nov 30, 2011 at 6:37 PM, Guillaume Desmottes gdesm...@gnome.org wrote:
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* telepathy-haze
This works fine.
Stop claiming that switching to Haze is the solution of all the world's
problems. Haze can be an option for
But there is nothing to be done for Empathy itself here -- so it is
Invalid as a bug task.
This is not true. The upstream support would just use the GNOME proxy
settings, and it would not be possible to configure the proxy per-
account, for that you would still need changes in Empathy.
If you
And still not an Empathy issue. There is nothing to be done on Empathy,
fixes have to be written to the various protocol handlers.
Invalidating (again) the Empathy task.
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Uh, I don't know what a protocol handler is, nor I care were fixes
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I have a proxy, Empathy does not work.
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And still not an Empathy issue. There is nothing to be done on Empathy
@hggdh2: With all due respect, I cannot agree with you.
Consider this (real!) scenario:
In my company, I use IM multi protocol client on Ubuntu. I need to have 4
accounts:
1. local (jabber) -- local intranet server1 [must
@Michal: there is a disconnect here: technically -- which where the bug
tasks come in -- this is not an Empathy issue: Empathy does not do
network. Network activities are performed by the so-called Connection
Managers (which I called protocol handlers), usually the
telepathy-whatever modules.
@hggdh2:
Thank you for the clarification.
Have a good day.
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still the same situation with Empathy 3.2.0.1 and Ubuntu 11.10
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Wow. 3 and half years!
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Hello,
I've just reconfirmed this bug exists with several Telepathy ?backends? when
attempting to use a SOCKS proxy... an HTTP connect proxy is configured to
forward connections through the available socks proxy.
I've switched to Pidgin and this is confirmed to work, however it's in
no way a
This is not a unity specific issue. This is Ubuntu in general.
Invalidating that.
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As an update to everyone interested. There are tons of limitations as
to getting this bug complete. As of right now proxy works for Gabble
(mind glib-networking has to be installed), there is some interest in
porting idle to GIO which may allow proxying to work. For a lot of
other connection
@Brian No, proxy support works on gabble only for certain kinds of
configurations. For example a global HTTP proxy doesn't work. See
comment #118.
haze is *not* a libpurple implementation, and telepathy *does have*
control over that.
And what do you mean can't allow popups for password
http://telepathy.freedesktop.org/wiki/Components
haze is an implementation of libpurple, which telepathy does NOT have control
over.
Libpurple will allow for password prompts on proxies, haze can not use
these (idk why, this is all info from uptream)
Also , gabble I have been told just works.
No, telepathy-haze is just another Telepathy Connection Manager. Read
the text you just shared:
Haze: A connection manager based on Pidgin's libpurple, supporting all
protocols in Pidgin (AIM, ICQ, Yahoo, MSN, etc) at a basic level, but
already very usable.
libpurple uses GConf's system proxy
I'm surprised that in 2011 such bug still exists ???!!!
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I would like to repeat my question to Nicolas or anyone else qualified
to answer (i.e. with whatever committing privileges are required). What
would be needed to fix this, and would it be possible with a drive-by
contribution amount of work? I definitely can't promise anything for
time reasons,
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I already explained many times how to fix this *right now* (in fact more
than one year ago). See comment #76.
The fact of the matter is that Ubuntu people don't care, otherwise they
would have marked it as critical as I suggested in comment #79. It will
be on the next release cycle somebody said
Ahem, Felipe, do you have commit rights, either upstream or down? That
doesn't relate to the quality of what you are saying, but in this
situation having a committer to back your changes is as important as
their actual quality.
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kernel except Linus. Does that mean everybody else's opinion don't
matter.
See comment #92, #93 and #94; the fix is known to work.
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Perhaps I am misunderstanding something, but as a telepathy-idle user is
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I would prefer a proper fix in empathy.
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@Michael telpathy-haze has support for IRC too.
AIM, facebook, gadugadu, groupwise, IRC, ICQ, jabber, local XMPP, MSN,
QQ, sametime, sipe, yahoo, zephyr, mxit, and sip; IOW what libpurple
(Pidgin) supports.
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@Nicolas - what is the current state for telepathy-idle? Is this
working in any upstream version or not done yet at all? And if not,
what is actually needed? How much do the GIO APIs differ from the BSD
socket ones?
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@DiagonalArg: The system proxy setings should support for different kind
of proxies.
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@papukaija But that's the problem; GNOME guys don't want to implement
HTTP Connect in GIO, and libproxy guys interpret gnome-network-
properties wrongly. So in reality HTTP Connect is not supported at all,
nor is it planned to any time soon. But that's ok according to the
developers, because less
I opened bug #715821 about syncing glib-networking from Debian.
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In my company and in my university we use HTTP proxy.
On Wed, Feb 9, 2011 at 12:03 PM, Guillaume Desmottes
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I opened bug #715821 about syncing glib-networking from Debian.
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Same here. I suggest you ask you colleagues at work and campus to vote for
this bug.
The more votes the more chances to get it fixed.
Regards,
Michal
2011/2/9 Tomas Scally 304...@bugs.launchpad.net
In my company and in my university we use HTTP proxy.
On Wed, Feb 9, 2011 at 12:03 PM,
How about people following this bug mention what type of proxy support
they need? (socks, http, etc.)
In my company we use HTTP proxy.
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need? (socks, http, etc.)
I need socks.
As with pidgin, I need individual settings for each account.
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Small update.
Some Telepathy CM's such as gabble (XMPP) and butterfly (MSN) now have
some proxy support, however, they depend on libproxy doing the right
thing (which it usually doesn't). So essentially they still don't work.
A more generic solution should be implemented in GLib, however, they
Wocky implements HTTP proxy, so it should work fine with recent Gabble
if libproxy is properly configured.
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@Guilliame Right, *if* you have at least GLib 2.26, and *if* you have
the corresponding glib-networking (which is not packaged in Ubuntu), and
*if* you have libproxy 0.4.6 (0.3.1 in Ubuntu), and *if* you have the
exact right configuration in GConf (not Use the same proxy for all
protocols), and
When I first started working on proxy in Telepathy there was two ways
this could be fixed. The quick way would have been to implement it in
every single network oriented application. To do so you just have to
find another project that match licence, copy paste some code do basic
testing and your
@Nicolas
But the fact is that this method had never worked.
Grep for pidgin in this thread. That method works. In fact, it's the
only one that does. That's why this bug exists and people are annoyed;
the default IM client used to work (Pidgin), now it doesn't (Empathy).
What I would have done
How about people following this bug mention what type of proxy support they
need? (socks, http, etc.)
Personally, my university (Tec Monterrey), and the companies I've worked
for (Texas Instruments, and Nokia), they all have used an HTTP proxy for
everything (HTTP Connect). And all the proxy
In my company (~80 000 employees) we are also forces users to use http
proxy.
I's a standard in corporations and university campuses.
I also think i's much more than 1% of people affected by this bug.
2010/12/23 Felipe Contreras felipe.contre...@gmail.com
How about people following this bug
I believe that linux is a great os, but if we can't use it for years
Is so that difficult to solve this bug? I am on 10.10 and the bug isn't
already solved.
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TIA
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Bug exists in Ubuntu 10.10
Please fix this bug. Its annoying that ubuntu is shipping applications
these days with no proxy support. I have been searching ways to run
empathy and gwibber behind proxy for last 2 days. Its frustrating.
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2010/10/12 Harsh Kumar 304...@bugs.launchpad.net
Bug exists in Ubuntu 10.10
Please fix this bug. Its annoying that ubuntu is shipping applications
these
Thank you Pablo.
I got google talk working now, but I can't find any option to connect to
facebook chat.
Thanks again.
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Under telepathy-haze, to connect to facebook use jabber to
youru...@chat.facebook.com and disable Require encription.
Notice tough that empathy doesn't support conferencing under telepathy-
haze, only old-fashioned chat as if it was 1999, heh.
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I can not confirm this bug, for me ICQ, Facebook Chat, Google Talk, all
work behind a proxy.
The only exception is MSN which has its own bug report (Bug #579281).
But even MSN will work if telepathy-butterfly is removed so telepathy-
haze is used instead.
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steps to reproduce:
1. setup (add) a Jabber account in empathy (i.e. GTalk)
2. verify that you CANNOT connect to jabber server directly, without http_prxy
(i.e. you can setup iptable rule to drop direct connections to jabber
@ Micha
I am behind a proxy at an university campus.
I just tested it and you are correct that I am able to connect to Gtalk
and Facebook chat even when I remove the global proxy settings. My
browser, MSN, ICQ, synaptic, and so forth however do not work, so I
assumed the proxy settings would be
Yahoo is working through GNOME proxy from v2.31.91.1. Using Ubuntu
Maverick Beta. But no application level proxy preferences yet. In my
office, GTalk works without proxy and Yahoo works only through proxy.
Pidgin gives me this flexibility where as Empathy doesn't.
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Unassigning from the Canonical Desktop Team since realistically the team
has no capacity right now to work on those changes
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Problem still not fixed please let me know when problem resolved, I have
to use pidgin in my office :(
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sudo apt-get remove telepathy-gabble telepathy-butterfly
did the trick
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It did it for me too.
Thanks.
2010/5/26 Peter Hagen pe...@wingsofdeath.nu
can confirm #87 solution too:
sudo apt-get remove telepathy-gabble telepathy-butterfly
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The bad thing is that under telepathy-haze video calls don't work.
Strange, because in pidgin they do.
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libpurple has support for video, all telepathy-haze has to do is
implement the wrapper from libpurple to telepathy... but that's not
implemented yet (perhaps never).
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I just tested this in Lucid (64bit). It indeed seams to be fixed!
Google Talk, ICQ, and facebook chat seem to work fine.
MSN did work, but i think its blocked by the university (in pidgin it only
works with the http method).
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is still showing Network Failure. Maybe I'll try a fresh install later
(I upgraded from beta).
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Empathy has nothing to do with proxy stuff, connection issues and so
on. You need to check which specific telepathy CM you are using. That
should be easy to check with 'ps -A | grep telepathy'. My guess would be
that only telepathy-haze works (using GNOME's proxy settings).
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Confirmed what #87 guessed: telepathy-haze works ok (trough libpurple,
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telepathy=butterfly, and restarting gnome.
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This *IS* already long, and winding, and partially boring.
Let me nevertheless update the discussion to Lucid:
No, System-Wide at Network Proxy Preferences does not set any proxy at all;
at least I can't find any being used. It should apply to apt-get, as well as
the Terminal Session (Gnome
Everyone affected by this bug should also sign up for Bug #516032 (add-
apt-repository not working behind a proxy) and Bug #387308 (ubuntu one
not working behind proxy), as they are sure to be affected as well.
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Lucid now. Now it works for yahoo, but still gives Network Failure for
jabber/google talk and MSN. Exactly the opposite of Joshua R. Paulson's
report...
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On 10.04 LTS empathy appears to work fine with a squid caching proxy
except the Yahoo IM, which appears to suffer the same problem that
pidgin did: http://developer.pidgin.im/ticket/9488
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This is ultra lame, how can I deploy Lucid in a Enterprise Environment and the
Proxy does not work in Empathy,
Please Fix.
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One way round this is to enable transparent proxy on your proxy. This
would allow the proxy setup to be invincible to internet aware
applications withing your network. You might want to talk to your
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bigbrovar: that is not a workaround on this issue, no corporate sysadmin
will even consider changing a corporate proxy configuration to help you
talk over MSN in Ubuntu.
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It’s sad that such a serious bug has been present since Jaunty and
almost nothing has been done to solve it. GNOME already switched from
Pidgin to Empathy for no *really good* reason and Ubuntu simply chose to
follow them blindly.
My company uses the Sametime protocol for IM collaboration and now
Please stop writing useless comments. This is a bug tracker, not a stupid forum.
While the status of this bug is not changed there is no point to post I'm also
affected comment, we know that this doesn't work and this is not going to
change magically until developpers implement the missing bits.
Couldn't disagree more Guillaume. As so clearly pointed out by Sebastien
Bacher, this bug isn't considered so serious by the powers that be.
While this might not be a stupid forum (or any other type of forum for
that matter) it is, as you so eloquently pointed out, a bug tracker (you
know - a
First of all, GNOME never switched from Pidgin to Empathy because Pidgin
has never been part of GNOME, and has never intended to. It's just a
GTK+ app that has never collaborated with anyone... GNOME,
freedesktop.org, etc. So, before Empathy, GNOME didn't really have an
alternative.
Now, I think
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