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

[Vincent Lim]

Thanks Dennis,

I actually tried also with the Yahoo transport,and everything compiled fine, and the 
yahootrans started up fine too. Then again, when I try to register the service in JabberIM, I get the
Remote Server error. Yap, I agree, there must be something I am missing or not getting right in the config.
Hope you can help on this....


Here's a snapshot of my configuration:
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My server ip is: 192.168.1.2
All the stuff are installed in the same server.
I have added jabber.serverIM.com and icq.serverIM.com to my internal DNS.


In jabber.xml:
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........
<host><jabberd:cmdline flag="h">jabber.serverIM.com</jabberd:cmdline></host>
........
        <agent jid="icq.serverIM.com">
          <name>ICQ Transport</name>
          <description>This is the ICQ Transport</description>
          <transport>ICQ#</transport>
          <service>icq</service>
          <register/>
        </agent>
.........
  <service id="icq.serverIM.com">
      <accept>
         <port>2222</port>
         <ip>192.168.1.2</ip>
         <secret>icq-accept</secret>
      </accept>
  </service>


In icq_trans.xml:
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  <host>
        <name>icq.serverIM.com</name>
....................
  <etherx>
    <secret>icq-accept</secret>
    <host>192.168.1.2</host>
    <port>2222</port>
  </etherx>



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Hi

Well, that would actually indicate everything is alright. icqtransport says 
got node from etherx, which means all is good. If there is still an external 
server error, the problem might lie in the configuration files.

Can you write down which ip addresses you use, which dns names they resolve 
to (or in /etc/hosts) as well as provide a copy of your icq_trans.xml and 
jabber.xml files?

For example, if I tell icq_trans.xml that my <etherx><host> is 127.0.0.1, it 
will still connect like in your case, but it will give me server errors 
because I *HAVE* to tell it to connect to icq.mydomain (which in turns 
resolves back to 127.0.0.1, but I STILL have to use the service ID name. ALSO 
in the jabber.xml I must use <service jid="icq.mydomain"> and in the agents 
list the <name> has to ALSO be icq.mydomain. Its quite tricky :) 

You can be happy though that everything compiled fine for you and the only 
thing standing in your way is a configuration error :)

Regards,
Dennis


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