Can't Connect to MSN

Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.

Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make Ubuntu better. Please answer these questions:

* Is this reproducible now ?
* If so, what specific steps should we take to recreate this bug?
attach the haze (msn) log file with the bug report ?
This will help us to find and resolve the problem.

Is this reproducible now ?
Yes.

If so, what specific steps should we take to recreate this bug?
attach the haze (msn) log file with the bug report ?
This will help us to find and resolve the problem.
Open up online accounts and add your Windows Live account. Next open Empathy. The "Windows Live (MSN)" connection will fail saying "Disconnected - Network Error"

It is probably important to note that if you click "Edit Connection Parameters" it brings up the exact same connection configuration options as a jabber account, with everything at its default settings that you get when setting up a jabber account. The username is set to "messenger.live.com" and the password is blank with "Remember password" unchecked.

confirm again is this problem with MSN or others as well i can see it with the MSN only

I cannot connect to MSN only.. then, I close Empathy and open it again and it says it could not contact the account manager service. Then all of my accounts are gone..

thanks for the info now just attach the telepathy haze msn log file with the bug report
you can get it from help debug menu

@Bilal. Where can I find the telepathy haze msn log file?

you can see this wiki page for help
https://live.gnome.org/Empathy/Debugging

thanks for the debug log i am sending your bug to upstream plz subscribe to that bug thanks

comment from upstream developer
Please upgrade to a recent version first (stable 3.4 series or unstable 3.5
series) - 3.3.92 is an old unstable development version.

I`m using a stock 12.04 setup. Empathy version is 3.4.2.3

@Bilal. Is the comment of upgrading (#12) directed to me? Because I already said I'm using a stable 3.4 version (#13).

yes you need to upgrade and if the bug is still present than say him that the bug is still present,

"Please upgrade to a recent version first (stable 3.4 series or unstable 3.5 series) - 3.3.92 is an old unstable development version."
A I indicated before, I'm using a stable version 3.4.2.3 (stock Ubuntu 12.04), *not* a development version; so as far I can see, that would be OK.

And what is the source of the assumption that I'm using 3.3.93? Is that from the attached log file? In that case, version numbering in that file is wrong I guess.

Ah, now I see. The original bug report (not by me) states: Package: empathy 3.3.92-0ubuntu3. I guess, the poster has made the report during beta-testing of 12.04. I repeat that my tests were done on a stable version (3.4.x).