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July 14, 2010 at 3:11 am #379085VermyndaxParticipant
I’m trying to get push notification working correctly on my server. I seem to have hit a snag.
Facts:
-DNS for the server is correct (verified with changeip -checkhostname)
-Forward and reverse lookups are correct for server
-Pubsub DNS record is published and correct
-xmpp-server and xmpp-client records are published and tested
-Push Notification is enabled for the iCal server and Mail Server and correctly displays in server admin. I can see the com.apple.notificationuser connecting successfully to xmpp.
-Firewall ports are open and correct
-XMPP has a password in my keychain for the XMPP notification service
-Network capture verifies that when I run the iCal client, it connects to port 5223 of the server. However, at the same time, the server logs this and push fails to work for that client:
Jul 13 21:58:10 internal jabberd/c2s8883: 12 ::ffff:
, port=32787 connect
Jul 13 21:58:10 internal jabberd/c2s8883: ODKVerifyClientRequestFixed: Unable to authenticate
Jul 13 21:58:10 internal jabberd/c2s8883: 12 ::ffff:, port=32787 disconnect jid=unbound, packets: 0 Note:
was substituted for my IP address of the system that executed the iCal client. Likewise, Mail server logs a 404 error to XMPP every time I receive an email:
Jul 13 21:57:03 internal push_notify15477: error:
Clearly, something isn’t right here, but I cannot unravel what it is. It seems jabberd/c2s is trying to perform some trick of authentication but it is not succeeding. Server is running 10.6.4.
Has anyone gotten this to work successfully? Verified it with a network capture?
Note that the ODKVerifyClientRequestFixed only logs when an iCal client connects and tries to set up a push session.
BTW, I’m NOT trying to get this to work on iPhones or iPads. I know that does not work. I’m merely trying to get it working with the iCal and Mail clients on the Mac desktops.
July 30, 2010 at 2:49 pm #379205danomaticParticipantHave you tried looking at the Password Service Server Log, what it says about failed / succeeded authentications, or supported / unsupported methods? I had some iCal Server trouble earlier this week (so far without push yet), related to unsupported auth. methods.
In Server Admin -> Open Dir -> Logs you can check this log file remotely and interactively -
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