[Bug 1097366] Re: Pidgin client digest-uri checks fail with multiple virtual hosts

[a7x]

It has not yet been fixed in Raring.  Precise, Quantal, and Raring are
all at 2.1.10, so the attached upstream patch should apply cleanly to
Raring.

I will edit the bug description according to the SRU procedure.

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Title:
  Pidgin client digest-uri checks fail with multiple virtual hosts

Status in “ejabberd” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  Bug #1048634 fixes some Pidgin digest-uri check failures, but not all.
  There is another bug where Pidgin users won't be able to log in if
  there are multiple virtual hosts and the hostnames in the SRV records
  for the two XMPP hosts are different.

  For example, suppose ejabberd.cnf contains:

  {hosts, ["foo.example", "bar.example"]}.
  {fqdn, "xmpp.foo.example"}.

  and DNS lookups return the following:

  dig -t SRV _xmpp-client._tcp.foo.example. -> xmpp.foo.example:5222
  dig -t SRV _xmpp-client._tcp.bar.example. -> xmpp.bar.example:5222
  dig -t A xmpp.foo.example. -> 192.0.2.123
  dig -t A xmpp.bar.example. -> 192.0.2.123

  then Pidgin clients with *@bar.example Jabber IDs are NOT able to log
  in. The digest-uri sent by these clients – "xmpp/xmpp.bar.example" –
  doesn't pass ejabberd's digest-uri checking logic. Pidgin clients with
  *@foo.example Jabber IDs do work, however.

  This particular bug has already been fixed upstream:
  https://github.com/processone/ejabberd/commit/2bf8125abfeec9e1176ea7ab9793b8947f9c09b6

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