The problem definitely remains.
This morning, pidgin under Hardy started giving me the 'invalid
certificate' error for login.live.com, asking me blindly whether or not
to accept the new certificate. It showed me nothing more than the
fingerprint and start/end times to make that choice.
Coincident
tobiasly wrote:
So, for those that are also having this problem, do you have 2 different
Gmail/Google Apps accounts as well?
Yes. I guess that is what is causing the problem. Bryan C's workaround
fixes the problem for me as well.
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I would like to add another data point to this issue. I was having the
same issue as Bernard_Ivo in that I kept getting asked whether to accept
the talk.google.com certificate each time I started pidging. I have a
talk.gmail.com certificate in ~/.purple/certificates/x509/tls_peers
already so I didn
Hi, I can confirm I have the same problem connecting to Gtalk for a week
already.
Common name: gmail.com
Fingerprint (SHA1): 9f:f8:3b:da:2c:a3:12:55:24:d5:b9:d6:fc:49:69:8f:0a:91:d8:cd
Activation date: Wed Apr 11 20:17:38 2007
Expiration date: Tue Apr 10 20:17:38 2012
Somehow it takes too long to
Hey Bryan, thanks for the workaround.
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To correct my previous comment
(https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pidgin/+bug/302314/comments/3), the
path to place the login.live.com certificate (or any other certificate you want
Pidgin to accept per-user) is
~/.purple/certificates/x509/tls_peers/
Sorry for the confusion. I was thin
I can confirm having an issue with an MSN account. Pidgin is asking me
if I will "Accept certificate from rsi.hotmail.com" This all started at
the begining of the week and happens from multiple different internet
connections.
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If Pidgin doesn't know whether the certificate is valid or not, you
could be vulnerable to a man-in-the-middle attack by blindly accepting
it (at least that's my understanding). Mind you, accepting it yourself
without any other knowledge would be no worse than what Pidgin was doing
before version 1
any workaround for the certificate of login.live.com ?
is it safe to accept it?
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** Bug watch added: Pidgin Trac #7002
http://developer.pidgin.im/ticket/7002
** Also affects: pidgin via
http://developer.pidgin.im/ticket/7002
Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
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As an aside, if someone else who is affected by this bug attempts the
workaround I provided in the bug description to connect to Google Talk,
and Pidgin warns that "the certificate presented by 'talk.google.com'
claims to be from 'gmail.com' instead", you might be connecting to
incorrect (obsolete?
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