3 messages in com.googlegroups.google-talk-openRe: PCP with other jabber servers (ie...
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nikh...@gmail.com28 Jun 2007 03:46 
Jyaif02 Aug 2007 08:22 
Jyaif06 Aug 2007 09:40 
Subject:Re: PCP with other jabber servers (ie; Openfire)
From:Jyaif (jfge@gmail.com)
Date:08/06/2007 09:40:46 AM
List:com.googlegroups.google-talk-open

hallelujah I traced the bug to a f*@#$%! division by 0 in httpportallocator.cc (from libjingle) It happens when no relay server is specified...

Google is only employing the brightest programmers ? BS.

Hi, I have got the exact same problem. WithOpenfire, the 2 pcp.exe instances crashes right after they start exchanging files while every thing works perfectly fine when using google's server. Did you manage to resolve your problem? My current guess is that something musn't be configured correctly inOpenfire.

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On Jun 28, 12:47 pm, "nikh@gmail.com" <nikh@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi,

I'm experimenting with file transfer using libjingle, thepcpsample works fine with the google server etc specified...But for the next step I've configured anOpenFireserver on a local machine (am toying with the settings on that as well), and am trying to modifypcpto see if it works with it.

So far, have across quite a few roadblocks...its not just a matter of changing the address for the socket connection from talk.google.com, though that is sufficient for clients to log in to the system.

I tried setting the is_google_client property to false, but without that the file transfer request is never received (since the status member fileshare_capability is not set to true), so I switched back to is_google_client = true...

Following this found another issue when I sent the full path of the file as a command argument (it was trying to create file with the full path as the file name in my temp folder ie; c:\...\temp\D: \fileToTransfer.doc), which is easily worked around...Once I got through this though, still no dice, as the transfer begins and crashes giving a division by zero error, since the number of relay servers is 0...Now I figure most of these problems are because I've not modified the session negotiation or anything, and am just using those provided by setting is_google_client= true...have seen quite a few references to google.com being passed to the xml stanzas as a result of that, and that doesn't seem correct...Has anyone else tried this? Would appreciate any insight