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Access to Google Talk, which we clearly need.This will be good for the security of your account and make it easier to set up Adium when you have two-factor authentication enabled (which we highly recommend!).
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From then on, Adium will have access to your account without having to store your password (though we had always stored it securely in your keychain).
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This will open your browser, and after granting Adium access you’ll have to copy a code back to Adium. You will notice that you will have to authenticate your account again. Aside from fixes to Yahoo! and Twitter, this also includes a revamped authentication mechanism for Google Talk. Posted in 1.5, security | Comments Off on Adium 1.5.10.3b1Ī couple of minutes ago we published the second beta for Adium 1.5.11. Please report any issues you find on our bug tracker, as we hope to release 1.5.10.3 soon.
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Anyone willing to try it can download it from the link above.
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This release is currently not available as an auto-update, as our latest beta release is 1.5.11b3, which will not update to a lower version number. While some third-party Pidgin plugins exist for the new generation of some of these protocols, we currently have no plans of including those in Adium. If you had one of these accounts they will disappear from Adium, but any chat logs you had will remain available. In this release we have also had to remove support for a number of protocols which were known to not work anymore: MSN, Yahoo, Facebook Chat and MySpace.
Users not yet ready to update are advised to disable their GaduGadu accounts until 1.5.10.3 is released. Users only using other protocols are unaffected. The impact appears to be limited to a denial of service (causing Adium to crash) by writing to an invalid memory location. We have determined that this vulnerability is only exposed by the GaduGadu protocol, as this is the only protocol where the relevant function is used with untrusted input. This release includes libpurple 2.12.0 to fix CVE-2017-2640, a heap buffer overflow when removing HTML markup. I should mention that Adium’s development wiki claims that all beta versions of Adium include an Adium -> Debug Window feature, but this does not seem to be the case with the latest beta version (1.3.5rc1), which does not include such a menu item (unfortunately).In a new record for the longest version number, we have released Adium 1.5.10.3b1, available from here. In my case, since my work enviroment includes a reverse proxy, I also (for the first time) had to enable proxy settings for my connection to Yahoo! in order to get it working again. Instead of making this change, Adium users can update to a new beta version (by clicking Adium -> Preferences -> General, and enabling “ Update to beta versions when available“, and then Adium -> Check for updates) that seems to have included a fix to this problem. The problem with this fix is that if and when Yahoo! and your client sync up in the future to fix this problem for good, the IP you’ve entered may not be optimal, so you’ll have to remember to go back at some point and change the Login Server setting back to its original value ( ), which is an alias for many Yahoo! Messenger servers. In Adium, this is done via Adium -> Preferences -> Accounts, clicking your Yahoo! account and then clicking Edit (or double-clicking the account), and changing the value for Login Server, as shown below:
The quick fix for this is simple: in your client, change the server to which you connect to a fixed IP address that does not yet use the new connection protocol, such as 66.163.181.189. Yahoo! recently made changes to the connection protocols in their Messenger service, which caused all sorts of problems with many instant messaging clients.
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