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[Kopete] Groupwise Messenger Issue

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aseitz

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Thursday, May 11th 2006, 10:29pm

[Kopete] Groupwise Messenger Issue

Hey,

I'm running Kopete 0.11 on Kubuntu (6.06 Flight 7) and while kopete runs awesome and works for all the other chat clients I use ... I can not get it to function for Novell Groupwise Messenger Server. I have been running the windows client (by novell) for a few years now and it works great.

Is there possibly a support library I am missing on my linux box for Kopete and Novell?

PS * Downloaded / Compliled Kopete 0.12 beta 2 to see if the issue is fixed in that and it is not.
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Monday, May 15th 2006, 10:32pm

RE: [Kopete] Groupwise Messenger Issue

perhaps there is a different package that needs to be installed? try searching aptitude for meanwhile
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Tuesday, May 16th 2006, 5:09pm

RE: [Kopete] Groupwise Messenger Issue

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Originally posted by mattr
perhaps there is a different package that needs to be installed? try searching aptitude for meanwhile


Actually, I was able to detgermine that my SSL Cert on my Groupwise Messenging server is not the correct kind... The messenging server requires a real public one, which is not what I use currently.

Thanks tho!
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