comparison libpurple/protocols/jabber/libxmpp.c @ 22498:aed6cbd18a3b

Now that Adium has cyrus-sasl enabled, I'm having a lot of users report problems connecting to servers which ultimately turn out to be that the server supports GSSAPI in addition to other mechanisms and the user isn't configured serverside or clientside to authenticate properly. Generally speaking, a user/password combination is the expectation for most people for connecting. > > This adds an account preference, off by default, which enables GSSAPI authentication. If there's a huge outcry against displaying this preference in Pidgin and Finch, I'd appreciate leaving it in as a 'hidden' preference (changed to TRUE by default) which UIs can use; I plan to expose it within Adium.

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						_("Allow plaintext auth over unencrypted streams"),
						"auth_plain_in_clear", FALSE);
	prpl_info.protocol_options = g_list_append(prpl_info.protocol_options,
						   option);

	option = purple_account_option_int_new(_("Connect port"), "port", 5222);
	prpl_info.protocol_options = g_list_append(prpl_info.protocol_options,
						   option);

	option = purple_account_option_string_new(_("Connect server"),

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						_("Allow plaintext auth over unencrypted streams"),
						"auth_plain_in_clear", FALSE);
	prpl_info.protocol_options = g_list_append(prpl_info.protocol_options,
						   option);

#ifdef HAVE_CYRUS_SASL
	option = purple_account_option_bool_new(
											_("Use GSSAPI (Kerberos v5) for authentication"),
											"auth_gssapi", FALSE);
	prpl_info.protocol_options = g_list_append(prpl_info.protocol_options,
											   option);	
#endif
	
	option = purple_account_option_int_new(_("Connect port"), "port", 5222);
	prpl_info.protocol_options = g_list_append(prpl_info.protocol_options,
						   option);

	option = purple_account_option_string_new(_("Connect server"),