Yahoo Jabber Gateway?

Hi there Chatterers...
Can anyone shed some light on this please?
When I try to chat to a mate who is on Yahoo Messenger I get the little 'think bubble' come up to say he is typing. But when he sends the message it doesn't arrive!
I know the Gateway is working fine 'cos when I use Psi i tworks fine...
Troubled,
Pete.

Pete, I have a number of Yahoo buddies. They are all on Windows machines as well (but thats another issue). Anyway, I use jabber.org.au. I have an account with them, and they have both MSN and Yahoo transports available.
I do not get the MSN icons to come through, but it has been very stable lately. Just note that when you register with the Yahoo transport it does not automatically find your Yahoo contacts and you have to add them yourself (use Psi). At least that was the case when I set mine up. They also have a very good "how to" on their site about using Jabber through ichat.

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HI MikFish!
Welcome to Apple Discussions!
It appears as if you have set-up everything correctly. Has your Yahoo buddy received and approved your buddy request? He/she may also be invisable, that is why you may not be able to see them.
I haven't had the best of luck with Jabber transports, they arnt' very reliable.
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