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Looks like this is crashing on the security for the connection (SSLGetNegotiatedCipher)

ajavaska wrote:Guys, I cant solve this issue!!! Adium still crashes on my High Sierra, tried with SIPE plugin, it doesn't help! What should I do???

Post the crash log so we can try to figure out why it's crashing..

The link to Creating Custom Styles, located at <http://www.vienna-rss.com/?page_id=76>, is pointing to <http://www.vienna-rss.org/?page_id=65> and should be <http://www.vienna-rss.com/?page_id=65>

No idea on what to remove.. You can try using AppCleaner <https://freemacsoft.net/appcleaner/> to see if it will remove all the files..

Based on the crash logs posted, it looks like there is something with one of the toolbar items..

Can you open two windows (from the contact list) and then close the first one and see if it crashes? I'm wondering if it is a timing issue with creating/destroying a toolbar item..

Looks to be crashing when the client is requesting a SSL cipher.. Do you have any auto-connect services, that could explain the crashing as soon as the program opens.. Maybe removing your preferences (or where ever the connection information is stored) and then add the servers back one at a time..

Try her account on your computer and your account on her computer and see if it still disconnects her (if it does then the issue is with the server/account)

Does she get a crash report window? What does it say in Console?

Wait for the Tuesday update ;-)

From what I could find, it looks like there is a bug with BoringSSL in 10.13

Looks like a toolbar item is being released.. I could be reading it incorrectly though..

Sorry for being vague in my reply (not a developer of Adium).. Based on your crash.log there is something wonky with the path..
Do you know where your chat history files are stored?
What is the full path there?
Does the crash only happen when opening the chat history for one user or any user?

Check Edit > Spelling > Show Spelling and Grammar and see if it is set to Automatic By Language or British English..
You can also check System Preferences > Keyboard > Text to see what your system is set up for, but based on your post, it sounds like it's just an Adium setting..

This might be an issue with the older operating systems not having support for the newer security certificates on the server.. You would probably need to compile a copy of OpenSSL (or whatever SSL library floats your boat) and then re-compile Adium to use it, instead of the system supplied one.. Thi...

You can also try the WayBack Machine, but I find that lots of downloads aren't captured by them (didn't try adium downloads though)

http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://adium.im/

Glad to hear

Hackintosh wrote:As I am only getting the error from Lion 10.7.5

Do you get any SSL error when going to that URL in Safari?

It's the libotr4.0.0 framework that's in the source, so whatever version(s) that supports (looks like version 3)