It seems the connection between choqok and any other app, or at least with any web browser, is broken. I can't authenticate myself in twitter using OAuth due to that when I press the button Authenticate with Twitter service (by trying to configure a new twitter account on Choqok) Konqueror does not start any new instance. I have tried switching the default web browser in Choqok to Firefox, but it also does not work. I get the same behaviour if I try to configure a new account on identi.ca using AOuth for authenticate my user.

In terminal, by running Choqok, I get this message:

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$ choqok
Choqok  1.3
QDBusConnection: session D-Bus connection created before QCoreApplication. Application may misbehave.
QDBusConnection: session D-Bus connection created before QCoreApplication. Application may misbehave.

I use Archlinux x86, Choqok git commit 20120801, KDE 4.8.4 and I have installed dbus 1.6.4.

This is very annoying, I can't set up my twitter account on Choqok :'c

Which version of QOAuth is installed on your system?

QOAuth 1.0.1

Hm, can you reproduce this under a new user?

do you mean a new KDE user's?

And what happen after pressing that button?
Does it gives you error message? or nothing at all!?

I get this message:

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zuargo wrote:I get this message:

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So there's no problem in connection between Choqok and Konqueror
But there's a problem in your connection to Twitter,
Hmm, Check these:
1. Is your system timezone and datetime correct and synced with Twitter settings?
2. Is qca-ossl package installed? (However without this package I think Choqok should Crash )

momeny wrote:

zuargo wrote:I get this message:

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So there's no problem in connection between Choqok and Konqueror
But there's a problem in your connection to Twitter,
Hmm, Check these:
1. Is your system timezone and datetime correct and synced with Twitter settings?
2. Is qca-ossl package installed? (However without this package I think Choqok should Crash )

Yes, I have installed qca-ossl

mmmm... perhaps it is due to the timezone and datetime. I had no this problem before, but at the time I had my system synchronized with an NTP server, now I have the clock set at UTC. Let me synchronize with a NTP server and check whether the problem is still there.

Solved.

I had to install ntp http://www.ntp.org/ and set up an ntp server in KDE's settings [see here]

I wonder am I the only one that needs do this to configure a twitter account or a statusnet account (using OAuth) in Choqok?

zuargo wrote:Solved.

I had to install ntp http://www.ntp.org/ and set up an ntp server in KDE's settings [see here]

I wonder am I the only one that needs do this to configure a twitter account or a statusnet account (using OAuth) in Choqok?

No, Actually no body needs to do this!
You can just setup your timezone and datetime manually but correct!
And the reason for that is because OAuth uses current timestamp as a parameter! and it should be matched between client and server. (Silly parameter huh?)

I was very sure that I had the time zone and datetime correctly set up.

Whatever, thank you so much, very gentile of you momeny.