And Alexander Ustinov spoke on 09/01/2011 12:26 PM, saying: > >> I'm not sure ... do you have a libplain.so.* file in libsasl2-modules? >> (dpkg -L libsasl2-modules | grep plain) >> >> If so, then I don't know why this is failing, someone who knows more >> about XMPP than I will have to look at it. We support SASL PLAIN >> internally, and if we're built against Cyrus SASL then libplain should >> provide it there. I don't see why your Pidgin wouldn't find an auth >> method in that case.
If libpurple is built with Cyrus SASL support, libpurple just uses that
wholesale, and don't use any of the built-in code (which is something I
keep meaning to fix).
I'm not sure what's going on here, though. Something in Cyrus is returning
SASL_FAIL (-1).
>> Ethan
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>
> Yes, libplain.so is there. Thank you for your time.
Could you get a debug log of Pidgin starting up? Disable all accounts, and
then quit Pidgin. From the command line, run:
pidgin -d > ~/pidgin.log
After it starts up, go ahead and enable one of your XMPP accounts, and then
quit Pidgin, and attach that debug log.
~Paul
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