Yes, that addresses the issue. Thanks for following up on this.
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Should not use global proxy settings
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** Changed in: pidgin (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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I now checked this issue against lucid. And there is an option in the
account configuration for proxy configuration. Available options are
Gnome Proxy, no proxy, socks4 and 5 and manual configuration. I guess
this adresses this issue? Or would you argue this ticket is only fixed
once the defaul
I can confirm this bug in karmic.
Pidgin will not connect to icq and jabber behind a proxy if the proxy is
enabled.
To use pidgin:
I need to go to network proxy -> disable proxy -> reconnect pidgin -> pidgin
works -> enable proxy in network proxy -> pidgin stays connected.
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This is still a problem in 8.10. Setting a global proxy makes Pidgin
unable to connect to *anything*. Unsetting http_proxy and launching
pidgin fails, too --- is it getting the proxy information via gconf
instead?
In order to get any use out of pidgin I have to use Network Proxy to
disable the pro
I just reconfirmed this on a 7.04 live CD; setting an HTTP proxy made
gaim fail to connect to AOL Instant Messenger
** Changed in: pidgin (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: gaim => pidgin
Status: Needs Info => Confirmed
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** Changed in: gaim (Ubuntu)
Status: Unconfirmed => Needs Info
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I was referring to both the environment and the GNOME proxy settings;
I'm not sure which was being used in this case, as I have both set.
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Gaim does pay attention to relevent environmental variables for the
proxy.
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This sure causes problem with Jabber. But the default setting in Gaim is
'No proxy', right?
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