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I am using google talk and keep getting an error that says: hostname does not match one that certificate was issued to. how do i solve this?
Well, as a user, you don't have control over the security of your server. In this case, this is the only easy way to overcome the warning i guess.Quote by michalj:You may disable SSL warnings in account options (You shouldn't do that, though).
Quote by linmax:According to http://forum.psi-im.org/thread/2632 this is the right behavior of Psi.
The problem is that it's a design limitation of the legacy encryption method, because at the beginning of the connection when certificates are exchanged the server doesn't know what certificate to send. If you use TLS (which Psi doesn't support yet) this should work (in case google has set it up correctly).
Yes, use 0.11 or newer. For google based accounts which are properly configured on the server side, all you need to connect is to enter your JID and password and the default profile will allow you to connect. You might want to make sure the settings under the connection tab are decent if you convert from an earlier version.Quote by jimbostyx:Does it use SRV records to look up the authentication server?
Quote by jimbostyx on 03-23-2008, 04:18:When using a Gmail account, everything works fine. If I use my Google Apps account however, I get the same error as the OP. Now I doubt there will ever be a way for me to import my domain's certificate into Google's server, so it needs to validate against talk.google.com.
Quote by machekku:Something like this is planned.
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