Dear Will, Thank you very much for you answer I solved it by downloading empathy code and I noticed I should put server: talk.google.com and that solve my issue, actually I am trying to implement an application with telepathy-python and Kivy but, in both I have to create infinite loops, in kivy for the App and in telepathy for waiting reply messages, when the app is running a gobject.MainLoop Kivy froze until MainLoop stop. I have tried to use threads but it does not work.
where can I find information about Mission Control with telepathy? Sorry, I am still understanding how telepathy works... Regards, Andres On Tue, Nov 1, 2011 at 9:27 AM, Will Thompson <[email protected] > wrote: > On 27/10/11 23:01, Andrés Vargas wrote: > >> I am using telepathy-python to program a client and I have problems with >> the parameters I am using, for a normal [email protected] >> <mailto:[email protected]> account I can connect and send messages, but >> with an account [email protected] >> <mailto:[email protected].**edu.ec <[email protected]>> I >> can't. i would like to know if >> >> there is something I have to change when I am using an account linked >> with google but outside his domain.? >> > > Does cti.espol.edu.ec use a self-signed SSL certificate? When Gabble > encounters a certificate it doesn't trust, it pops up a ServerTLSConnection > channel <http://telepathy.freedesktop.**org/spec/Channel_Type_Server_** > TLS_Connection.html<http://telepathy.freedesktop.org/spec/Channel_Type_Server_TLS_Connection.html>> > to ask a client to say yes or no, and pauses the connection attempt until > it gets a reply. > > The quickest way to verify whether this is the issue is to set the > 'ignore-ssl-errors' parameter to True. (But you should not do this except > for testing purposes.) > > If you're using telepathy-python to drive the CM directly (rather than > using Mission Control, which I highly recommend you do), then you will need > to listen for the NewChannels signal, find the ServerTLSConnection channel, > examine the certificate and call Accept() or Reject() on it as appropriate. > (Or you may simply Close() the channel, in which case Gabble will fall back > to looking at the ignore-ssl-errors connection parameter.) > > If you're using Mission Control, it should dispatch the channel to an > appropriate handler (which, for instance, Empathy provides), or Close() it > if none is available. > > Hope this helps, > -- > Will >
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