lm-send-async: -P 5222 has no effect when using SSL
Reported by algrid | February 25th, 2009 @ 04:01 PM
I tried to run lm-send-async with an account on jabber.org and found that it doesn't work when using SSL. It just blocks and sends no message. I was able to send a message only after commenting out the line lm_ssl_use_starttls (ssl, TRUE, FALSE);
With this line uncommented the program works only when I use the 5222 port number. But the option "-P 5222" is ignored when using SSL (it uses 5223 instead), so I have to edit the source and to add something like
lm_connection_set_port (connection, 5222);
instead of
lm_connection_set_port (connection, LM_CONNECTION_DEFAULT_PORT_SSL);
I don't know what port is right for starttls - 5222 or 5223, but I think that at least the option -P should have effect always.
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