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    [ANNOUNCE] Pidgin protocol plugin for Office Communicator

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    stefanb | # 1 | 2010-03-19, 17:32 | Report

    pidgin-sipe is a third-party plugin for the Pidgin multi-protocol instant messenger. It implements the extended version of SIP/SIMPLE used by various products:
    • Microsoft Office Communications Server (OCS 2007/2007 R2 and newer)
    • Microsoft Live Communications Server (LCS 2003/2005)
    • Reuters Messaging

    Features
    • Instant Messaging (IM)
    • Multiparty chat
    • Enhanced presence
    • Calendar integration with Exchange 2007/2010
    • Contact details information - company, phones, web site, etc.
    • Contact search
    • Encrypted file transfer
    • Call initiation through PBX
    • Kerberos and NTLMv2 authentication, TLS support
    • Translated to many languages

    Supported platforms: Fremantle, Diablo
    Homepage: SIPE project

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    n61adm | # 2 | 2010-03-26, 13:22 | Report

    Originally Posted by stefanb View Post
    pidgin-sipe is a third-party plugin for the Pidgin multi-protocol instant messenger. It implements the extended version of SIP/SIMPLE used by various products:
    • Microsoft Office Communications Server (OCS 2007/2007 R2 and newer)
    • Microsoft Live Communications Server (LCS 2003/2005)
    • Reuters Messaging

    Features
    • Instant Messaging (IM)
    • Multiparty chat
    • Enhanced presence
    • Calendar integration with Exchange 2007/2010
    • Contact details information - company, phones, web site, etc.
    • Contact search
    • Encrypted file transfer
    • Call initiation through PBX
    • Kerberos and NTLMv2 authentication, TLS support
    • Translated to many languages

    Supported platforms: Fremantle, Diablo
    Homepage: SIPE project
    Works GREAT! Definitely an N900 advantage than any other high end mobile devices.

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    stefanb | # 3 | 2010-04-04, 14:57 | Report

    New upstream version 1.10.0:
    • Feature #2823160: Access Levels (2007+ environment)
    • Feature #2957811: add support for "automaton" class
    • Feature #2972823: fail on in-line variable declarations
    • Fixed #2971422: handle OCS 2005 idiosyncrasy of varying SIP URI case
    • Fixed #2981563: Authentication protocol v4 - invalid signature of some incoming messages containing P-Asserted-Identity or P-Preferred-Identity with uppercased SIP or TEL in URI.
    • Fixed publication/"409 Conflict" endless looping
    • Prepare for Pidgin 2.7.0
    • Added SVG icon artwork
    • Many changes to configure script. Be sure to look at "configure --help"
    • Many internal changes to prepare for non-purple backends
    • New build requirements: libxml2, glib-2.0 >= 2.12.0
    • New build option: gmime-2.4 >= 2.4.16 or gmime-2.6 >= 2.5.2 for non-purple backends

    For people who like me don't grok M$ lingo: Access Levels means that you can set the privacy level for each buddy, i.e. what of your information he will be able to see.

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    roja | # 4 | 2010-04-27, 17:02 | Report

    Hi stefanb, thanks for your great work. Got a very silly question to ask, is it possible to set up/or for future feature, you can get VOIP working?

    Many thanks

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    stefanb | # 5 | 2010-11-03, 20:17 | Report

    Originally Posted by roja View Post
    Got a very silly question to ask, is it possible to set up/or for future feature, you can get VOIP working?
    Version 1.11.0 is the first release with Audio & Video support.

    But don't get you hope up too early. The current version depends on updates & fixes from other packages as explained in the README for the media patches. I don't expect to ever see this working on Maemo5, because those updates will likely never be made available on that platform.

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    stefanb | # 6 | 2010-11-03, 20:34 | Report

    New upstream version 1.11.2:
    • Revert "mingw: add missing purple-notify.c to build"
    • Sipe-sign: fix parsing of P-Asserted-Identity header
    • Fixed memory leaks
    • Fix #3090663: Re-authentication fails
    • Fix #3090663: Re-authentication fails (2nd attempt)
    • Fix #3090663: Re-authentication fails (3rd attempt)
    • Fix #3090663: Re-authentication fails (4th attempt)
    • Apply patch #3091490: Make 1.11.0 Compile on FreeBSD
    • Fix #3092324: Core dump in "make check"

    New upstream version 1.11.1:
    • mingw: add missing purple-notify.c to build
    • Fix for bug #2834758: First NTLM signature check after startup fails
    • purple: fix memory leak in sipe_backend_transport_connect() error path
    • Fix for bug #3082602: Crash on Autodiscover
    • configure: use libdir & datadir instead of prefix + path
    • configure: update 32-bit vs. 64-bit header conflict test
    • debian: build stability fix in post-install

    New upstream version 1.11.0:
    • Feature #2945346: Lotus Notes/Domino Calendar integration:
      • Sipe can now retrieve calendar data (Meeting schedule/subject/location) from a web-enabled Lotus Domino server and publish it to OCS2007/LCS2005 as availability information.
      • Example: "Calendar: Currently Busy. Free at 11:30".
      • Team members (contacts with access level Team) will be able to see information about our current meeting (subject & location) (OCS2007)
      • First calendar update is scheduled 1 minute after connect,
      • Subsequent calendar updates happen in 30 minute intervals.
      • Manual calendar update can be triggered using the following menu: Accounts->{SIPE_ACCOUNT}->"Republish Calendar"
      • Though Domino integration can work without any additional settings in account configuration (on Windows), there are options to manually provide Domino Services URL and email address/password if it's different from SIP URI/Password settings on Basic tab.
    • Fixed #2971422: idle check for OCS2005 presence case
    • Fixed #2982424: krb5 build errors on FreeBSD
    • Fixed #2997639: pidgin crash after accepting cert
    • Fixed #3001523: Cancelling a long pending file transfer crashes Pidgin
    • Fixed #3002993: Group Name issues with ampersand
    • Fixed #3029228: Calendar published at/with incorrect time
    • Fixed #3029929: Crash with outlook 2k3 Calendar
    • Fix logout from OCS
    • Implement workaround for buddy list menu memory leaks
    • Dropped UDP transport support
    • Rewrote TCP & TLS transport support
    • HTTP improvements: GET, cookies
    • Alternative crypt/digest implementation based on NSS
    • Rewrote message debug log and implemented an analyzer script for it
    • More internal changes to prepare for non-purple backends
    • New translations: 'nl', 'sv', 'ar', 'hu', 'ja', 'ko', 'sv', 'zh_TW'
    • Added dependency with the libxml2-dev package in debian/control
    • Added dependency with libnss3-dev package in debian/control
    • Updated with Standards-Version 3.9.1

    NOTE: if you have been plagued by frequent, random disconnects due to authentication/signature errors, then this update is for you as it fixes the long standing bug #2834758.

    Unfortunately it seems no longer possible to compile pidgin plugins on Diablo, so this release is only available for Fremantle.

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