Here's the CLI output running gajim in non-verbose, with a PKCS12 password
protected container :
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16:01:50 (W) gajim.c.x.tls_nb Unable to load client pkcs12 certificate from
file
/home/user/xmpp_lab_set_pwd.p1
serC.
(I am well aware that super hackers, national security agencies can do
unthinkable piracy acts for whatever reason, but that's not the point here).
Have a nice day !
- Message d'origine
De : Yann Leboulanger
À : Saleem Edah-Tally
Cc : gajim-devel@gajim.org
Envoyé le :
- Message d'origine
De : Yann Leboulanger
À : nmset
Cc : Gajim Devel
Envoyé le : Lun 25 juillet 2011, 15h 17min 57s
Objet : Re: [Gajim-devel] PKCS12 with password
>Connection object should try to open the
>certificat, if that fails, asks a password, before trying to connect.
One s
>Yep I'll do that.
>Which version of Gajim do you use? Do you use development version? If I
>send you a patch for this version, could you test it as I cannot test
>that myself?
>From debian repos : Gajim 0.14.0.1-51c9600fc1f1
But I did also compile 0.14.4 from source successfully.
As for the
1. Connecting an account with an encrypted PKCS12 container
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It works flawlessly. The checkbox is 'checked', a dialog pops up upon
connection to request the container password and then connection proceeds
successfully.
>Could you try that in a console:
>import OpenSSL.crypto
>OpenSSL.crypto.load_pkcs12(open(CERT_PATH).read(), '')
>if that doesn't work I'll call it without the second argument
Here's the result :
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Pyth
>Perfect, it's commited to trunk.
>Thanks for the tests!
>You can use it by doing:
Unfortunately, connecting with an unencrypted p12 container still constantly
fails with the following error :
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06:4
Hello,
Sorry if this is not the right place for this question.
Gstreamer for windows is installed, downloaded from ossbuild web site, with
fatsight and bad plugins.
A/V routing fails in windows.
A/V routing works well from Linux host to Linux host on a same LAN.
Does Gajim care to look for requi
