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s2s connection problem
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Germany		 2007-07-12 14:33:16 
Hello together

i'm just using and configuring a jabberd 1.4.3 out of the
Debian Etch
Stable Release.

The Jabber Server seems to work fine except for the
transport of
messages to other jabber server.

Sending a message from userserver1 to userserver1
(both with their own
       domain and different IP's on different machines
result in a
bounce of the message back to the user who send it with the
attached
message and the error "Server Connect Timeout".

I can with this similar when runnig the jabberd on the
commandline with
the -D parameter.

Everything starts up normal and the server is ready, after
that i send a
message from userserver1 to userserver1

jabberd -D puts out:
(note: i changed the real domain names against server1 and
server2 for
privacy purposes)

Thu Jul 12 16:38:43 2007  deliver.c:266
deliver(to[andreserver2],from[testuserserver1/Psi],type[1],packet[<message
id='aae9a' to='andreserver2' from='testuserserver1/Psi'>
<subject>test</subject>
<body>test</body>
</message>])
Thu Jul 12 16:38:43 2007  deliver.c:474 DELIVER 1:server2
<message
id='aae9a' to='andreserver2' from='testuserserver1/Psi'>
<subject>test</subject>
<body>test</body>
</message>
Thu Jul 12 16:38:43 2007  deliver.c:678 delivering to
instance 'dnsrv'
Thu Jul 12 16:38:43 2007  dnsrv.c:264 dnsrv: Creating lookup
request
queue for server2
Thu Jul 12 16:38:43 2007  dnsrv.c:273 dnsrv: Transmitting
lookup
request: <host>server2</host>
Thu Jul 12 16:38:43 2007  mtq 811F9F8 leaving to pth
Thu Jul 12 16:38:43 2007  dnsrv.c:159 DNSRV CHILD: Read from
buffer:
<host>server2</host>
Thu Jul 12 16:38:43 2007  mio.c:816 mio while loop top
Thu Jul 12 16:38:43 2007  dnsrv.c:112 dnsrv: Recv'd lookup
request for
server2
Thu Jul 12 16:38:43 2007  srv_resolv.c:161 srv: SRV
resolution of
_xmpp-server._tcp.server2
Thu Jul 12 16:38:43 2007  srv_resolv.c:161 srv: SRV
resolution of
_jabber-server._tcp.server2
Thu Jul 12 16:38:43 2007  srv_resolv.c:114 srv: Standard
resolution of
server2
Thu Jul 12 16:38:43 2007  dnsrv.c:123 Resolved
server2((null)):
62.75.171.236        resend to:s2s
Thu Jul 12 16:38:43 2007  dnsrv.c:338 incoming resolution:
<host
ip='62.75.171.236' to='s2s'>server2</host>
Thu Jul 12 16:38:43 2007  deliver.c:474 DELIVER 4:s2s
<route to='s2s'
ip='62.75.171.236'><message id='aae9a' to='andreserver2'
from='testuserserver1/Psi'>
<subject>test</subject>
<body>test</body>
</message></route>
Thu Jul 12 16:38:43 2007  deliver.c:678 delivering to
instance 's2s'
Thu Jul 12 16:38:43 2007  dialback_out.c:217 dbout
packet[62.75.171.236]: <message id='aae9a' to='andreserver2'
from='testuserserver1/Psi'>
<subject>test</subject>
<body>test</body>
</message>
Thu Jul 12 16:38:43 2007  dialback_out.c:237 outgoing packet
with key
server2/server1 and located existing 0
Thu Jul 12 16:38:43 2007  dialback_out.c:99 Attempting to
connect to
server2/server1 at 62.75.171.236
Thu Jul 12 16:38:43 2007  mio.c:728 calling the connect
handler for mio
object 81D97C8
Thu Jul 12 16:38:43 2007  dialback_out.c:354 dbout read: fd
15 flag 0
key server2/server1

Thu Jul 12 16:38:43 2007  dialback_out.c:359 NEW outgoing
server socket
connected at 15
Thu Jul 12 16:38:43 2007  mio.c:1274 mio_write called on x:
0 buffer:
<?xml version='1.0'?><stream:stream
xmlns:stream='http://etherx.jabber
.org/streams' id='46965913'
xmlns='jabber:server' to='server2'
xmlns:db='jabber:server:dialback'>
Thu Jul 12 16:38:43 2007  mio.c:829 mio while loop, working
Thu Jul 12 16:38:43 2007  mio.c:895 socket 15 has been
intialized with
starting karma 5
Thu Jul 12 16:38:43 2007  mio.c:418 write_dump writing data:
<?xml
version='1.0'?><stream:stream
xmlns:stream='http://etherx.jabber
.org/streams' id='46965913'
xmlns='jabber:server' to='server2'
xmlns:db='jabber:server:dialback'>
Thu Jul 12 16:38:43 2007  mio.c:816 mio while loop top
Thu Jul 12 16:38:43 2007  mio.c:829 mio while loop, working
Thu Jul 12 16:38:43 2007  mio.c:816 mio while loop top
Thu Jul 12 16:39:07 2007  mio.c:829 mio while loop, working
Thu Jul 12 16:39:07 2007  mio.c:977 MIO read from socket
14:

Thu Jul 12 16:39:07 2007  mio.c:816 mio while loop top
Thu Jul 12 16:39:36 2007  jabberd.c:255 main load check of
1.00 with 14
total threads
Thu Jul 12 16:39:38 2007  MU-Conference [conference.c:1020
(con_beat_update)] HBTICK
Thu Jul 12 16:39:38 2007  users.c:88 checking users for host
server1
Thu Jul 12 16:39:38 2007  usercount 1   total users
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  deliver.c:606 delivery failed
(Server Connect
Timeout)
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  log.c:116 <log type='notice'
from='server2'>bouncing a packet to andreserver2
from
testuserserver1/Psi: Server Connect Timeout</log>
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  deliver.c:474 DELIVER 3:server2
<log
type='notice' from='server2'>bouncing a packet to
andreserver2 from
testuserserver1/Psi: Server Connect Timeout</log>
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  deliver.c:678 delivering to
instance 'elogger'
20070712T16:39:40: [notice] (server2): bouncing a packet to
andreserver2 from testuserserver1/Psi: Server Connect
Timeout
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  deliver.c:474 DELIVER 1:server1
<message
id='aae9a' to='testuserserver1/Psi' from='andreserver2'
type='error'>
<subject>test</subject>
<body>test</body>
<error code='502'>Server Connect
Timeout</error></message>
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  deliver.c:678 delivering to
instance 'sessions'
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  deliver.c:95 (80C1BC8)incoming
packet <message
id='aae9a' to='testuserserver1/Psi' from='andreserver2'
type='error'>
<subject>test</subject>
<body>test</body>
<error code='502'>Server Connect
Timeout</error></message>
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  users.c:143 js_user(testuserserver1,811FED0)
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  deliver.c:55 delivering locally
to
testuserserver1/Psi
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  modules.c:135 mapi_call 3
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  modules.c:158 MAPI 80C8080
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  modules.c:158 MAPI 80C86C0
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  deliver.c:474 DELIVER 2:server1
<xdb
type='get' to='testuserserver1' from='sessions'
ns='jabber:iq:filter'
id='9'/>
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  deliver.c:678 delivering to
instance 'xdb'
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  xdb_file.c:172 handling xdb
request <xdb
type='get' to='testuserserver1' from='sessions'
ns='jabber:iq:filter'
id='9'/>
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  xdb_file.c:109 loading
/var/lib/jabber/server1/testuser.xml
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  deliver.c:474 DELIVER 1:sessions
<xdb
type='result' to='sessions' from='testuserserver1'
ns='jabber:iq:filter' id='9'/>
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  deliver.c:678 delivering to
instance 'sessions'
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  xdb.c:52 xdb_results checking xdb
packet <xdb
type='result' to='sessions' from='testuserserver1'
ns='jabber:iq:filter' id='9'/>
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  xdb.c:220 xdb_get() waiting for
testuserserver1 jabber:iq:filter
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  xdb.c:226 xdb_get() done waiting
for
testuserserver1 jabber:iq:filter
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  mod_filter.c:338 Looking at rules:
<query
xmlns='jabber:iq:filter'/>
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  modules.c:158 MAPI 80C8BC0
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  modules.c:175 mapi_call returning
unhandled
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  mtq 811F9F8 entering from pth
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  mtq 811F9F8 queue call 81DB5E8
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  sessions.c:301 THREAD:SESSION:TO
received data
from andreserver2!
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  modules.c:135 mapi_call 0
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  modules.c:158 MAPI 81D6FF0
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  modules.c:158 MAPI 81D7078
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  modules.c:175 mapi_call returning
unhandled
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  deliver.c:474 DELIVER 4:c2s
<route
from='testuserserver1/81D6D78' to='14c2s/80C1600'><message id='aae9a'
to='testuserserver1/Psi' from='andreserver2' type='error'>
<subject>test</subject>
<body>test</body>
<error code='502'>Server Connect
Timeout</error></message></route>
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  deliver.c:678 delivering to
instance 'c2s'
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  c2s [client.c:167] testuserserver1/81D6D78
has an active session, delivering packet
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  c2s [client.c:239] Writing packet
to MIO:
<message id='aae9a' to='testuserserver1/Psi'
from='andreserver2'
type='error'>
<subject>test</subject>
<body>test</body>
<error code='502'>Server Connect
Timeout</error></message>
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  mio.c:1274 mio_write called on x:
811E1A8
buffer: (null)
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  mtq 811F9F8 leaving to pth
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  mio.c:829 mio while loop, working
Thu Jul 12 16:39:40 2007  mio.c:418 write_dump writing data:
<message
id='aae9a' to='testuserserver1/Psi' from='andreserver2'
type='error'>
<subject>test</subject>
<body>test</body>
<error code='502'>Server Connect
Timeout</error></message>

While this happen I can watch the jabberd process on server
2 (startet
with -D parameter, too) getting an incoming stream from
server1, but
after the establish of the stream nothing more happen - the
jabberd is
runnig on normal except that it seem to ignore the incoming
stream after
    it is established (i see no more messages).

After a while I get, as said, the Server Connection timeout
message to
the user. At server2 a see nothing at the errorlog, too,
server1 says
that the message was bounced because of the server timeout
in the
errorlog like it was already send to the user, too.

If I swap the sending and send a message from server2 to
server1, the
same happens but swap (server connection messages on
server2, no
reaction on server1 then).

The established connection between server1 and server2 is
shown at the
netstat command, so i thing the tcp-connection is
established..

I have no idea what could be wrong ? Someone who can help me
?

Thanks a lot already

Andre


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Re: s2s connection problem
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United States		 2007-07-12 16:15:55 
On Thu, Jul 12, 2007 at 09:33:16PM +0200, Andre M. wrote:
> Hello together
> 
> i'm just using and configuring a jabberd 1.4.3 out of
the Debian Etch
> Stable Release.
> 
> The Jabber Server seems to work fine except for the
transport of
> messages to other jabber server.

We can ask some standard questions:

- Is your server a fully qualified domain name?
- It is resolvable from outside your local area there?
- Does your config file include the s2s bits?
- Is port 5269 open?

Maybe ssh to another machine somewhere and try this:

telnet yourserver.tld 5269

/psa

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Re: s2s connection problem
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Germany		 2007-07-13 02:35:35 
Hello

- Yes, both server I used to test have a FQDN
(application-factory.de 
and devground.de) which can be resolved at least by minimal
the first 
and secondary DNS. For the first of the FQDN I added the SRV
DNS records.
Both server can connect under the FQDNS's

- Yes, both are resolvable at minimal by 2 DNS

- ? Both server are set with the s2s section of the standard
Debian Etch 
  Stable Release installation. I installed Jabber out of the
apt-paket 
jabber

It is set to:

   <!--
   The following 's2s' config handles server connections
and
   dialback hostname verification.  The <legacy/>
element is
   here to enable communication with old 1.0 servers. The
   karma settings are a little higher here to handle the
   higher traffic of server-to-server connections (read
   the io section below for more details, medium settings).
   -->

   <service id="s2s">
     <load>
      
<dialback>./dialback/dialback.so</dialback>
     </load>
     <dialback xmlns='jabber:config:dialback'>
       <legacy/>
       <!-- Use these to listen on particular addresses
and/or ports.
       <ip port="7000"/>
       <ip port="5269">127.0.0.1</ip>
       -->
       <ip port="5269"/>
       <karma>
         <init>50</init>
         <max>50</max>
         <inc>4</inc>
         <dec>1</dec>
         <penalty>-5</penalty>
         <restore>50</restore>
       </karma>
     </dialback>
   </service>

is there more to set that s2s work anywhere ?

- Port 5269 is opened in the iptables, both server

when sending a message (that will bounce) it shows in
netstat:

(server 1)
tcp        0      0 af5.applicampp-s
erver af3.application-f:43807 
VERBUNDEN  jabber     1212414419 1419/jabberd

(server 2)
tcp        0      0 af3.applicampp-s
erver af5.application-f:44778 
VERBUNDEN  jabber     1272573647 1929/jabberd

(please note: af5 is the reverse dns name auf devground.de,
af3 the 
reverse dns of the host which host jabber for
application-factory.de)

telnet on 5269 opens a connection (but I get introductional
response 
after the connect, like a name, version or anything else
from the 
server, only open connection and ready to accept input -
don't know what 
to type to provocate a output from the server.

By the way I enabled ssl for clients on one of the server,
and on the 
other not. As I read from the documentation I understood
that this is 
only for clients (what, by the way, work for the clients
ok). Could this 
make problems that one of the server which has enabled ssl
try to 
connect by ssl to the other who has no ssl (and so, no cert
or key, too) ?

Andre

Peter Saint-Andre schrieb:

> On Thu, Jul 12, 2007 at 09:33:16PM +0200, Andre M.
wrote:
>> Hello together
>>
>> i'm just using and configuring a jabberd 1.4.3 out
of the Debian Etch
>> Stable Release.
>>
>> The Jabber Server seems to work fine except for the
transport of
>> messages to other jabber server.
> 
> We can ask some standard questions:
> 
> - Is your server a fully qualified domain name?
> - It is resolvable from outside your local area there?
> - Does your config file include the s2s bits?
> - Is port 5269 open?
> 
> Maybe ssh to another machine somewhere and try this:
> 
> telnet yourserver.tld 5269
> 
> /psa

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Re: Re: s2s connection problem
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Germany		 2007-07-13 03:10:00 
Hi Andre

Am Fr, 13.07.2007, 09:35, schrieb Andre M.:
> telnet on 5269 opens a connection (but I get
introductional response
after the connect, like a name, version or anything else
from the
server, only open connection and ready to accept input -
don't know what
to type to provocate a output from the server.

Type some text to the connection and two times[ENTER].
If you get no response, I suppose a firewall problem.

Marco

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Re: s2s connection problem
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Germany		 2007-07-13 03:31:33 
Marco Balmer schrieb:

I tried - opened a tcp connection to port 5269 (with putty
in RAW mode) 
which gets established and entered a hello with to times
enter-key - 
there is no response by the jabber server.

hm - but I can't image that this is a firewall problem - the
connection 
is already established, if that would be a firewall problem
i would have 
    problems to connect to that port. The connection seem to
work (it is 
showed as connected in the netstat output:

tcp        0      0 *mpp-c
lient           * 
LISTEN     jabber     1212542268 17978/jabberd
tcp        0      0 af5.application-fa:5223 * 
LISTEN     jabber     1212542271 17978/jabberd
tcp        0      0 *mpp-s
erver           * 
LISTEN     jabber     1212542274 17978/jabberd
tcp        4      0 af5.applicampp-s
erver pD9FFD179.dip.t-di:1270 
VERBUNDEN  jabber     1212543473 17978/jabberd

Andre

> Type some text to the connection and two times[ENTER].
> If you get no response, I suppose a firewall problem.
> 
> Marco
> 

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Re: s2s connection problem
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Germany		 2007-07-13 03:48:44 
By the way additionally, I just watched the reaction of the
jabber 
daemon on the connection-try through telnet. Starting the
daemon on the 
command-line with the -D parameter produced following output
if I 
connect through a telnet client to the server about port
5269 and 
entering some input:

Fri Jul 13 08:46:33 2007  mio.c:524 _mio_accept calling
accept on fd #11
Fri Jul 13 08:46:33 2007  mio.c:569 new socket accepted (fd:
14, ip: 
217.255.209.121, port: 1277)
Fri Jul 13 08:46:33 2007  dialback_in.c:181 dbin read: fd 14
flag 0
Fri Jul 13 08:46:33 2007  mio.c:816 mio while loop top
Fri Jul 13 08:46:33 2007  mio.c:829 mio while loop, working
Fri Jul 13 08:46:33 2007  mio.c:816 mio while loop top
Fri Jul 13 08:46:52 2007  mio.c:829 mio while loop, working
Fri Jul 13 08:46:52 2007  mio.c:977 MIO read from socket 14:
helo
Fri Jul 13 08:46:52 2007  mio.c:816 mio while loop top
Fri Jul 13 08:46:52 2007  mio.c:829 mio while loop, working
Fri Jul 13 08:46:52 2007  mio.c:977 MIO read from socket
14:

Fri Jul 13 08:46:52 2007  mio [mio_xml.c:171] XML Parsing
Error: syntax 
error
Fri Jul 13 08:46:52 2007  dialback_in.c:181 dbin read: fd 14
flag 5
Fri Jul 13 08:46:52 2007  mio.c:1274 mio_write called on x:
0 buffer: 
<stream:error>Invalid XML</stream:error>

as you can see, it accepted a inbound connection from
217.255.209.121 
(what was my actual ip), it get's the "helo" i
entered (MIO read from 
socket 14: helo) and quits that with a syntax error.

Andre

Marco Balmer schrieb:

> Am Fr, 13.07.2007, 09:35, schrieb Andre M.:
>> telnet on 5269 opens a connection (but I get
introductional response
> after the connect, like a name, version or anything
else from the
> server, only open connection and ready to accept input
- don't know what
> to type to provocate a output from the server.
> 
> Type some text to the connection and two times[ENTER].
> If you get no response, I suppose a firewall problem.

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Re: Re: s2s connection problem
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 2007-07-13 04:26:59 

  


  

    I've been trying

socat -d -d - tcp:server.address:5269

and get this:

2007/07/13 11:17:28 socat[2772] N reading from and writing to stdio
2007/07/13 11:17:28 socat[2772] N opening connection to AF=2 
ip.ad.dr.es:5269
2007/07/13 11:17:32 socat[2772] N successfully connected from local address AF=2 my.ip.ad.dr:4486
2007/07/13 11:17:32 socat[2772] N starting data transfer loop with FDs [0,1] and [3,3]


and if I type anything and hit enter it ignores me.  (compared to any other server, which disconnects with a stream-error)

It';s probably one of the following:

1) you've got some weird firewall blocking returning data:


At a tcp level the data being sent to the server is being ACK'ed. (seen via tcpdump), so it's not like traffic is being 100% blocked after the connection is being made. ; Perhaps too much is being blocked though :-(


2) the s2s component isn't receiving the data correctly:

It would seem that your test from dip.t-dialin.net confirms that this is not the case. ; It is possible that perhaps the connections are being redirected at another firewall somewhere? or that your dial in IP got special treatment?


What else is running on these servers, do they have any vpn software?

On 7/13/07, Andre M. < capicccgmx.de">capicccgmx.de
&gt; wrote:
Marco Balmer schrieb:

I tried - opened a tcp connection to port 5269 (with putty in RAW mode)

which gets established and entered a hello with to times enter-key -
there is no response by the jabber server.

hm - but I can't image that this is a firewall problem - the connection
is already established, if that would be a firewall problem i would have

&nbsp; &nbsp; problems to connect to that port. The connection seem to work (it is
showed as connected in the netstat output:

tcp &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;  0&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 0 *mpp-client  ; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; *
LISTEN&nbsp; &nbsp;  jabber&nbsp; &nbsp;  1212542268 17978/jabberd

tcp&nbsp; &nbsp;   ; &nbsp;0 &nbsp; &nbsp;  0 af5.application-fa:5223 *
LISTEN&nbsp; &nbsp;  jabber&nbsp; &nbsp;  1212542271 17978/jabberd
tcp&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 0 &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;0 *mpp-server  ; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; *
LISTEN&nbsp; &nbsp;  jabber&nbsp; &nbsp;  1212542274 17978/jabberd
tcp&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 4 &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;0 
af5.applicampp-server pD9FFD179.dip.t-di:1270
VERBUNDEN &nbsp;jabber&nbsp; &nbsp;  1212543473 17978/jabberd

Andre

> Type some text to the connection and two times[ENTER].
> If you get no response, I suppose a firewall problem.

>
> Marco
>

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     2007-07-13 04:36:48
  


  

    
"Marco Balmer" <maba-mailings-jadminmicressor.ch> writes:

> Hi Andre
>
> Am Fr, 13.07.2007, 09:35, schrieb Andre M.:
>> telnet on 5269 opens a connection (but I get
introductional response
> after the connect, like a name, version or anything
else from the
> server, only open connection and ready to accept input
- don't know what
> to type to provocate a output from the server.
>
> Type some text to the connection and two times[ENTER].
> If you get no response, I suppose a firewall problem.

No firewall problem, obviously it's a problem in the debian
package,
see this : 

http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=420081

I reported the bug, but I can't fix it, I'm not a
developper. All I
could do is revert to the previous version of the package
untill maybe
one day the maintainer wakes up.

Thanks for your great work,
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     user name

     2007-07-13 04:52:40
  


  

    

  


  

    mmm, seeem that a 'new upstream version9; bug has already been logged: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=430529


On 7/13/07, Rémi Letot < hobbespoukram.net">hobbespoukram.net> wrote:

"Marco Balmer&quot; < maba-mailings-jadminmicressor.ch">maba-mailings-jadminmicressor.ch> writes:

&gt; Hi Andre
>
> Am Fr, 13.07.2007, 09:35, schrieb Andre M.:
>&gt; telnet on 5269 opens a connection (but I get introductional response

> after the connect, like a name, version or anything else from the
> server, only open connection and ready to accept input - don't know what
> to type to provocate a output from the server.
&gt;

> Type some text to the connection and two times[ENTER].
> If you get no response, I suppose a firewall problem.

No firewall problem, obviously it's a problem in the debian package,
see this :


http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=420081

I reported the bug, but I can't fix it, I'm not a developper. All I
could do is revert to the previous version of the package untill maybe

one day the maintainer wakes up.

Thanks for your great work,
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     country flaguser name
Germany		
     2007-07-13 04:55:30
  


  

    
This describes exactly the behavior of my jabber
installation out of the 
  Debian Etch Stable release - it is the 1.4.3-3.3 Paket,
too.

hmm - no solution in sight, thats not nice - seems i have to
purge the 
original debian paket and used a third-party source.

Someone who knows a Debian APT Pakage of a third-party
source ?
(or I have to compile and install from source)

Andre

Rémi Letot schrieb:

> No firewall problem, obviously it's a problem in the
debian package,
> see this : 
> 
> http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=420081
> 
> I reported the bug, but I can't fix it, I'm not a
developper. All I
> could do is revert to the previous version of the
package untill maybe
> one day the maintainer wakes up.
> 
> Thanks for your great work,

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