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(kopete 0.12.4) fail to connect to msn
hi!
i can't connect to msn messenger via kopete for the last few days. i can't say precisely when this began. i upgraded kde to 3.5.6 few days ago, so maybe it started then. i just made a test and installed gaim - no problems with connection to msn!
any help anybody?
toxic
it's not 0.12.4! i downgraded to 0.12.3 and result was the same. no error message, it just doesn't connect.
any help for the helpless?
toxic
This post has been edited 1 times, last edit by "toxic-hero" (Feb 5th 2007, 3:40pm)
konsole says:
kopete (msn): WARNING: [void MSNSocket::slotSocketError(int)] Error: 17 (remote host closed connection)
i found out (somehow) that installing torK and privoxy caused this. now i uninstalled both but the problem gets even bigger.
msn bird icon now gives up after a two seconds, not after a minute or two like before. and KOrganizer now can not connect to Google calendar anymore. "Could not connect to host Proxy localhost at port 8118"
any help before i kill myself?
toxic
you should remove the proxy configuration too
Help mee om
KDE 3.5.5 in het Nederlands te vertalen
hmm.. i share your opinion but i don't know how to do it. i did never change any configuration on kopete or KOrganizer regarding proxy. maybe torK or privoxy did it automatic. i looked around and couldn't find such settings on kopete or kontact. i'd be very grateful if someone helped me with that.
thanks for your answer,
toxic
problem solved! the system settings were changed. on kubuntu:
system settings/network settings/proxy/connect to internet directly
toxic
This post has been edited 1 times, last edit by "toxic-hero" (Feb 6th 2007, 7:41pm)
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