[JDEV] ICQ Transport with Jabber 1.2 - still getting remote server error

[Vincent Lim]

huh, where to configure icq to use port 9000? I don't see where in the icq_trans.xml where
I can configure this port 9000.
 
Here's my icq_trans.xml entire file:
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<!-- ICQ Transport configuration file --><icq>
  <!-- Basic host information -->  <host>    <!-- This should be set to a host name that the transport will use.         This must exist in DNS! -->    <name>icq.perfecttalk.com</name>
    <!-- This is what the ICQ Transport sends as instructions when you attempt to         register with it. -->    <registration>      Please enter your ICQ number (in the "username" field), nickname,      and password.  Leave the "username" field blank to create a new      ICQ number.    </registration>
    <!-- This specifies the prompt and timeout for search operations. -->    <search timeout="30">Search for ICQ users</search>
    <!-- The ICQ Transport sends this back when you send it a message.  The string $HOST$         is replaced by the transport host name, and $UIN$ is replaced by the UIN that  you're using with ICQ. -->    <autoresponse>      This is an automated response from the ICQ transport at $HOST$, which      allows you to connect to the ICQ network.  You are currently connected to      the ICQ network as ICQ#$UIN$.  You may send messages to ICQ users by UIN      by addressing them to "ICQ-number@$HOST$".    </autoresponse>
    <!-- Enable this if you're behind a firewall or proxy and specify the port range settings         for the firewall just like you do for an ICQ client - but do note that icq-t will  require a LOT more ports in normal use than a single ICQ client!    <firewall>      <ports min="2000" max="4000"/>    </firewall>    -->
  </host>
  <etherx>    <!-- Specify the location of your Etherx server and the "secret" you specified in its config file -->    <!-- you can also specify these on the command line, they override what's set here -->    <secret>icq-accept</secret>    <host>perfecttalk.com</host>    <!-- N.B.: If "localhost" doesn't work try "127.0.0.1" instead -->  </etherx>
</icq>
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maybe i missed it, but i didn't see where you configured icq to use port 9000...?  are you doing this, and does icq look like it's connecting? (with -D debug output)?

Keith


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