I checked the upstream bug again and it seems this actually wasn't the
bug I was having in Precise since it got fixed in Empathy 3.3 and
Precise uses 3.4. So this bug report is obsolete and I am closing it as
Fix Released since it is fixed in Precise. If you are still having
issues you're probably
Strange, but I tried to set up my Google account again today and it
works fine. Still using Ubuntu Precise 12.04. So this is fixed for me.
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Title:
So I came across this bug in Empathy today on Ubuntu Precise 12.04 LTS.
According to the GNOME bug report linked above, this is fixed in GNME
3.8. Could we get this fix backported to Precise since it is a LTS
release?
** Tags added: precise
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Status: Confirmed => Invalid
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Title:
Empathy does not support Google Application- Specific Passwords
To manage noti
The workaround suggested by Patrick Dessalle on 2011-07-07 worked for me
as well.
Inspecting the saved passwords with Seahorse, I found out that the
*account name, not the password* had been saved as "IM account password
for jabber". No wonder it could not authenticate.
After deleting it, the cor
On my computer, it didn't work with my google-password before i
activated the 2-Step Authentication but also doesn't work now with the
app-specific password after i have activated it. Google Talk added
automatically to Empathy when i updated to Ubuntu 12.04 alpha, for i
have integrated my google ac
Pidgin is a fine substitute if you are using 2-step verification and
application-specific passwords.
** Summary changed:
- Empathy does not support Google 2-Step Authentication
+ Empathy does not support Google Application- Specific Passwords
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