[Wocky] Jabber on Mac OS X 10.4
Albert Willis
awillis at MIT.EDU
Mon Oct 17 17:58:41 EDT 2005
On Oct 17, 2005, at 1:30 PM, Jonathan Reed wrote:
> At 1:34 PM -0400 10/11/05, Greg Hudson wrote:
>
>> I no longer believe this behavior originates from the server.
>> Certainly, the text "not secure" does not appear in the source
>> code we
>> are running.
>>
>> Al, you can go ahead and file a bug with Apple. As I mentioned
>> before, we are running jabberd 2.0s4 at the moment. The only
>> relevant
>> configuration I know of is that the server requires SSL for logins.
>>
>
> Ooops, I screwed up. I thought this was on the server, because
> when I looked in the resource bundle for iChat, and even the binary
> itself, I didn't find that. I didn't think to check for a
> framework, and sure enough, the text appears in iChatAgent in
> InstantMessage.Framework.
>
> There's also a bunch of stuff about certificates in there, so I
> wonder if it's merely failing to verify the certificate chain.
> Does jabber.mit.edu have a real cert signed by the MIT CA, or is it
> a self-signed cert? Regardless, even if the cause is failed CA
> verification, it's still a bug, since the error message should be
> more verbose.
>
> I have the MIT CA in my keychain, so it should work, unless for
> some reason iChatAgent doesn't use the Keychain.
>
> -Jon
The response I received from Apple is that it's a known issue that is
being investigated by engineering.
I also thought about the certificate possibility as well; so far,
having the MIT CA in the X509Anchors keychain and having my personal
certificate in the login keychain hasn't made a difference.
-- Al
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