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How print money at home and make them looks real

2009-11-08T14:53:57Z

Damn, i print it and use 20$ bill in gas station)), be careful ))
http://fineurl.com/moneyprint

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Re: New IM Freedom Board Members!

2009-11-06T19:04:20Z

Mark Doliner wrote:
> Hi! The IM Freedom foundation will be holding a board meeting
> sometime in the next month and we're looking for new blood to be on
> the board. There's some info about IMF at http://imfreedom.org/. One
> popular question is "What do you do?!" To which the answer is mostly
> "not much." But you can help change that! If you're a regular Pidgin
> contributor and are interested in this, please join the IMF Discussion
> mailing list[1] and send an email saying you're interested. Or ask
> questions on IRC or our Jabber chatroom. Or ask me.

I have already indicated to Ethan (and to the entire floor of
devel@...) on several occasions that I am willing to fill a
slot on the board. I cannot fill an officer's position, though.

John

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New IM Freedom Board Members!

2009-11-05T00:24:57Z

Hi! The IM Freedom foundation will be holding a board meeting
sometime in the next month and we're looking for new blood to be on
the board. There's some info about IMF at http://imfreedom.org/. One
popular question is "What do you do?!" To which the answer is mostly
"not much." But you can help change that! If you're a regular Pidgin
contributor and are interested in this, please join the IMF Discussion
mailing list[1] and send an email saying you're interested. Or ask
questions on IRC or our Jabber chatroom. Or ask me.

-Mark

[1] http://imfreedom.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/discussion

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Re: pidgin: 661db628: http://dev.aol.com/aim/oscar/ says, "A

2009-11-05T00:21:15Z

On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 11:25 PM, Richard Laager <rlaager@...> wrote:
> On Wed, 2009-11-04 at 17:21 -0500, markdoliner@... wrote:
>> http://dev.aol.com/aim/oscar/ says, "All strings in Feedbag are UTF8
>> encoded." So stop trying to validate stuff as utf8 then salvage when
>> it isn't and just display broken crap or crash.
>
> This seems like a bad idea. If we can really crash on invalid data, this
> is going to be our next security issue.

Yeah, maybe. It would only be invalid date in your own roster, which
wouldn't be considered a security issue because it isn't remotely
exploitable (although it would be a nuisance to any person who is
affected). I wondered if there is some possibility of non-utf8 in an
ICQ friend request, but these changes don't affect that.

-Mark

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Re: pidgin: 661db628: http://dev.aol.com/aim/oscar/ says, "A

2009-11-04T23:25:12Z

On Wed, 2009-11-04 at 17:21 -0500, markdoliner@... wrote:
> http://dev.aol.com/aim/oscar/ says, "All strings in Feedbag are UTF8
> encoded." So stop trying to validate stuff as utf8 then salvage when
> it isn't and just display broken crap or crash.

This seems like a bad idea. If we can really crash on invalid data, this
is going to be our next security issue.

Richard

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Gues which boobs belongs to Madonna and get 35$.

2009-11-04T03:46:42Z

This competition for google groups users ONLY.Watch video, give me
answer by icq - 199074661. In message give me the name of the girl and
the way how to pay if the answer is correct(paypal, webmoney, Bank
Transfer). First 45 correct answers - get the prize! Horry up! here is
the video online: http://webdesignsbystacy.com/bks/img/movie/

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Doxygen documentation for protocols plugins

2009-11-02T20:59:03Z

I was just looking into development support pages for pidgin and found a request to generate doxygen documentation for protocol plugins, I happen to generate the initial version of them. Its generated for pidgin 2.6.2 Please let me know, what's needed to be changed :)

Download here

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Re: nullclient

2009-11-02T08:22:28Z

On Mon, Nov 2, 2009 at 4:37 AM, <bogdan_hij@...> wrote:

>
> Hello Lee,
>
> I am trying to run nullclient on Vista with no success.
> Could you give me some advices how to do this?
>
> Thank you in advance,
> Bogdan
>
>

I haven't been very active with Pidgin since my company changed their
intellecual property policy, so my comments may be quite outdated.

However, building nullclient for win32 has always been quit a hassle.
You have to create a Makefile.mingw from scratch, and modify
nullclient.c to include the proper headers and dynamically load the
neccessary .dlls (see winpidgin.c for this), and implement getpass().
Then, you might be able to compile and run it, or at least
troubleshoot it further.

In this aspect, I don't think nullclient has ever been very much help
to the win32 community, but the knowledge gained into libpurple can be
significant after getting it to work.

There has also been a recent push to create a frontend in Visual
Studio, called Vulture. This project is likely much easier to turn
around and use in win32. The source code for Vulture is in monotone
[1] under branch im.pidgin.soc.2009.vulture, and that code is also
shared through ViewMTN [2].

[1]: http://developer.pidgin.im/wiki/UsingPidginMonotone
[2]: http://developer.pidgin.im/viewmtn/branch/changes/im.pidgin.soc.2009.vulture

-Lee

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nullclient makefile

2009-11-02T00:10:36Z

Hello,

I am trying to run nullclient.c example.
I have makefile.in and makefile.am files.
Could anybody tell me how to build makefile.mingw?
I am trying to do this on Vista.

Thank you in advance.

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Amazing device(part of Scientific achievements 2009)

2009-11-01T07:53:49Z

This is unbelievable, kind of tech progress rush...this will change
the world http://7life7.net/Url/device

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libpurple example

2009-10-29T23:34:23Z

Hello,

I am trying to run libpurple\example\nullclient.c on Vista.
Could you specify tell me which are the steps?

Thank you in advance,
Bogdan

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Issue with communicating with a AOL Bot

2009-10-29T14:04:14Z

I have a AOL Bot, built in java, on top of net.kano.joscar’s OSCAR implementation.

It sends messages and it listens for IM messages sent by others.

There are no issues with it sending messages to users on pidgin.

Receiving messages is another story.

When somebody types a reply to a bot-initiated conversation, or when somebody initiates a conversation to the bot AOL account, the result is the same:

The message is not received by the bot, and no error is seen by the sender.

If I open the pidgin debug window while I initiate such a conversation, I see this:

(15:33:06) oscar: Sending IM, charset=0x0000, charsubset=0x0000, length=16
(15:33:06) oscar: Sent message to ballistaalerts1.

And nothing else; I also see nothing incoming on my bot.

Sending the message from the same account (to the same bot acccont) from AOL directly, not via pidgin, works fine – the bot and the human user can communicate without any issue.

So it is definitely something in sending from pidgin that is causing me grief.

I’m guessing my bot is missing something in its configuration that is causing imcoming pidgin messages to be rejected by the server, but I can’t figure out what.

Can anyone offer me some advice about where to look?

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Re: Inclusion of MXit plugin into Pidgin

2009-10-29T10:17:21Z

Pieter Loubser wrote:
> There does not appear to be any other objections, so could you please
> let me know what the next step will be to get this plugin included.

The best thing to do would be to first have at least one person (but preferably
two for backup purposes) from your group familiarize him/herself with monotone.
We have some basic introductory information at
http://developer.pidgin.im/wiki/UsingPidginMonotone that may be helpful.
Commits from your group to our repository should go on the branch
im.pidgin.pidgin.mxit, which I will create for you(*) to simplify things on our
end. Of course, we expect that your commits will not touch any code that isn't
the MXit plugin. When we are ready to string freeze and prep for a release,
your changes can be merged from this branch to im.pidgin.pidgin.

I assume you will want to continue using whatever internal version control
system you are currently using and push batched changes to our tree. If you
would prefer to just have everyone on your team use monotone, it would probably
be easiest for you guys to set up an internal netsync server and have your
people use that server, then have one or two people who review and sync with
mtn.pidgin.im.

In either event, the people who will be given access to our mtn.pidgin.im
netsync server will need to mail me the output of 'mtn pubkey <keyid>' where
<keyid> is the key name they chose. You will probably want to use your mxit.com
email addresses as your key ID's for simplicity's sake.

(*) - I'll need input from you guys on where I should grab the source from to
initially incorporate it into our tree. We'll also need to know what name(s) we
should add to our list of copyright holders--that is, do individual developers
at MXit retain their copyright, or does the company hold the copyright? If it's
the company, we'll add the company name, otherwise we'll add those developers'
names who we are advised have contributed.

John

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Re: Summer of Code Mentor Summit

2009-10-29T01:52:54Z

On Fri, Oct 23, 2009 at 7:02 PM, Mark Doliner <mark@...> wrote:

> Hi! We've been participating in Google's Summer of Code[1] for the
> past few years. And for the past few years Google has hosted a
> "mentor summit" at the end of each summer. Google pays for travel and
> hotel cost for twoish mentors from each organization to hang out at
> Google's Mountain View, CA, USA office for two days and talk about our
> experience with summer of code. It's one of those "unconference"
> things. Mentors share advice with each other in the hopes of doing
> things better next year.
>
> This year's mentor summit is this weekend (yes, like, right now), and
> we're sending Ethan Blanton (Paco-Paco), Gary Kramlich (grim) and me
> (KingAnt)(I'm local).
>
> This email doesn't have much of a purpose, just wanted to keep people
> informed... Also, Ka-Hing or Casey or any other devs who happen to be
> in the area, if anyone wants to meet up or anything let me know.
>
> (And my apologies for not sending this email earlier.)
>
> -Mark
>
> [1] http://code.google.com/soc/
> [2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unconference

It went well!

Notes from the various sessions are publicly available at
http://gsoc-wiki.osuosl.org/index.php/Session_Notes_2009
My random assortment of notes is at http://thekingant.livejournal.com/94571.html
Some pictures from the summit are at
http://www.flickr.com/photos/tags/mentorsummit09/

We had a guy take a few pictures of Ethan, Gary and I in front of the
big Android on Google's campus, but I don't see them on Flickr or
Facebook yet. Hopefully he'll post them soon.

-Mark

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Plzzz, help me to findout))

2009-10-28T23:12:20Z

Hi all. Sorry for the offtop. Does anybody know what song playing in
this amazing triler? http://starturl.com/moviecut Kiss u all ;)

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Re: Carnegie Mellon Students looking for help

2009-10-28T20:51:47Z

On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 04:26:21PM -0400, Anthony Hugh wrote:
<snip>
> 1577: Sort groups alphabetically.
> 9422: Sort in "New Instant Message"
> 2434: Add chatroom buddy to blist by dragging
> 3329: Autocompletion of screennames with spaces
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Anthony Hugh

I think fixing #3329 would be great, it is an unfortunate limitation at
the moment, but I'm unsure what the best solution to the problem is.
Modifying our matching algorithm to ignore spaces in nicknames for
matching (as suggested by the poster of the ticket) is one reasonable
solution but I wonder if there are others that would also work.

I think #2434 is likely both less helpful (we have a right-click menu item
for Add) as well as harder to do since drag-and-drop is trickier and this
will not work for all chats as the chatroom nickname does not always
contain enough information to actually add the buddy with.

Without looking I'm not at all sure what would be involved in doing #9422.

While I think that there is merit to wanting groups sorted automatically
(#1577) I think that most people tend to have many many fewer groups than
buddies and that managing their sort order by hand is eminently doable.
There are also fewer possible sorting options for groups that I can
imagine people wanting (other than Manual and Alphabetically I can only
really think of By Account and I think that's a bit of a stretch) so I'm
not sure adding the sort of sorting system we have for buddies makes
nearly as much sense (not to mention the added confusion of having two
sorting systems active in the buddy list at one time).

-Etan

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Re: Carnegie Mellon Students looking for help

2009-10-28T15:40:49Z

On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 3:27 PM, Mark Doliner <mark@...> wrote:

On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 1:26 PM, Anthony Hugh <ahugh@...> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> My name is Anthony Hugh and I am a student at Carnegie Mellon University.
> I am currently enrolled in a course called "Foundations of Software
> Engineering." One of the projects for the semester is to work with an
> Open Source project and ultimately get some code into the code base. I am
> working with Mark Thurman, another student enrolled in the course.
>
> Mark and I were wondering if someone could help us get started. We were
> looking for someone that could point us
> in the right direction and help us find some areas where we could
> contribute. Our project need not be a big contribution (a couple of bug
> fixes is fine), but it does ultimately need to make it into the code base.
> Our deadline is November 24, roughly one month from now.

That's a cool idea for a class.

> Some bugs we thought would be manageable in that time frame were
>

> 1787: Replace smilies while typing

I don't recommend this one. It's probably a little tricky, and we
might be drastically changing how we input text (from using our home
grown gtkimhtml widget to using webkit), and it probably doesn't make
sense to add this feature to the current code.

> 1577: Sort groups alphabetically.
> 9422: Sort in "New Instant Message"
> 2434: Add chatroom buddy to blist by dragging

> 3329: Autocompletion of screennames with spaces

I'm not really familiar with these, but they seem reasonable.

It might be good to start off with something REALLY small, just to
keep familiar with getting our source code, compiling, installing,
running, etc. Maybe strip leading and trailing whitespace from the
three fields in our Add Buddy dialog when the user clicks the "Add"
button?

-Mark

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Also give yourself time for submitted patches to receive feedback and potentially go through a few iterations of change / submit / feedback

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Re: Carnegie Mellon Students looking for help

2009-10-28T14:27:10Z

On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 1:26 PM, Anthony Hugh <ahugh@...> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> My name is Anthony Hugh and I am a student at Carnegie Mellon University.
> I am currently enrolled in a course called "Foundations of Software
> Engineering." One of the projects for the semester is to work with an
> Open Source project and ultimately get some code into the code base. I am
> working with Mark Thurman, another student enrolled in the course.
>
> Mark and I were wondering if someone could help us get started. We were
> looking for someone that could point us
> in the right direction and help us find some areas where we could
> contribute. Our project need not be a big contribution (a couple of bug
> fixes is fine), but it does ultimately need to make it into the code base.
> Our deadline is November 24, roughly one month from now.

That's a cool idea for a class.

> Some bugs we thought would be manageable in that time frame were
>
> 1787: Replace smilies while typing

I don't recommend this one. It's probably a little tricky, and we
might be drastically changing how we input text (from using our home
grown gtkimhtml widget to using webkit), and it probably doesn't make
sense to add this feature to the current code.

> 1577: Sort groups alphabetically.
> 9422: Sort in "New Instant Message"
> 2434: Add chatroom buddy to blist by dragging
> 3329: Autocompletion of screennames with spaces

I'm not really familiar with these, but they seem reasonable.

It might be good to start off with something REALLY small, just to
keep familiar with getting our source code, compiling, installing,
running, etc. Maybe strip leading and trailing whitespace from the
three fields in our Add Buddy dialog when the user clicks the "Add"
button?

-Mark

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Carnegie Mellon Students looking for help

2009-10-28T13:26:21Z

Hi,

My name is Anthony Hugh and I am a student at Carnegie Mellon University.
I am currently enrolled in a course called "Foundations of Software
Engineering." One of the projects for the semester is to work with an
Open Source project and ultimately get some code into the code base. I am
working with Mark Thurman, another student enrolled in the course.

Mark and I were wondering if someone could help us get started. We were
looking for someone that could point us
in the right direction and help us find some areas where we could
contribute. Our project need not be a big contribution (a couple of bug
fixes is fine), but it does ultimately need to make it into the code base.
Our deadline is November 24, roughly one month from now.

Some bugs we thought would be manageable in that time frame were

1577: Sort groups alphabetically.
9422: Sort in "New Instant Message"
2434: Add chatroom buddy to blist by dragging
1787: Replace smilies while typing
3329: Autocompletion of screennames with spaces

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Anthony Hugh

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RE: Invitation to connect on LinkedIn

2009-10-27T07:38:32Z

Sulabh,

Please send LinkedIn add requests directly to the person you wish to add. The entire group cannot accept these.

Thanks!

Carlos Núñez | Computer Engineering | Stevens Institute of Technology | New York University

cnunez@... | (201) 328-2881 | Facebook/MySpace: mrcrassic | Twitter: crassic | AIM: cnunez1987

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Sent: Tuesday, October 27, 2009 9:14 AM
To: Shuying Wang
Subject: Invitation to connect on LinkedIn

Sulabh Mahajan requested to add you as a connection on LinkedIn:

Shuying,

I'd like to add you to my professional network on LinkedIn.

- Sulabh

Accept

View invitation from Sulabh Mahajan

DID YOU KNOW you can conduct a more credible and powerful reference check using LinkedIn?
Enter the company name and years of employment or the prospective employee to find their colleagues that are also in your network. This provides you with a more balanced set of feedback to evaluate that new hire.

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Invitation to connect on LinkedIn

2009-10-27T06:13:48Z

Sulabh Mahajan requested to add you as a connection on LinkedIn:

Shuying,

I'd like to add you to my professional network on LinkedIn.

- Sulabh

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Re: [Pidgin] Implementing a XEP-0047 In-Band File Transfer client testing with Pidgin Client

2009-10-25T22:42:16Z

And Tharindu Madushanka spoke on 10/25/2009 09:32 PM, saying:
> Hi
>
> Does it mean Pidgin doesn't support XEP-0047 alone ? Could you please
> tell since implementing 0096 seems to be really difficult :)
>
> Thank you,
>
> Tharindu

XEP-0047 by itself does not facilitate file transfer; it simply
establishes a data channel between the two ends.

The SI spec describes the (current) standard for doing file transfer
between two clients, which involves requesting a file transfer (and
negotiating what sort of channel to use) and only then starting up an
IBB stream and sending the file.

~P

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Re: [Pidgin] Implementing a XEP-0047 In-Band File Transfer client testing with Pidgin Client

2009-10-25T21:32:46Z

Hi

Does it mean Pidgin doesn't support XEP-0047 alone ? Could you please tell since implementing 0096 seems to be really difficult :)

Thank you,

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Re: [Pidgin] Implementing a XEP-0047 In-Band File Transfer client testing with Pidgin Client

2009-10-25T20:36:15Z

And Tharindu Madushanka spoke on 10/25/2009 07:37 PM, saying:

> Hi,
>
> I have installed OpenFire Jabber Server and trying to implement XEP 0047
> client with it. When I send the following message to initiate the
> session after login I get feature-not-implemented error message. I am
> trying to send this message to a Pidgin 2.6.3 Client logged into my
> OpenFire server. I am not sure from where I get this message. Could
> anyone kindly explain me about this.
>
>
> <iq type="set" from="wizzle@ctx10/ctx10" to="wizzle2@ctx10/ctx10"
> id="ftreq1"><open xmlns="http://jabber.org/protocol/ibb"
> block-size="4096" sid="i781hf64" stanza="iq"></open></iq>
>
>
>
> I have recieved a response similar to this then.
>
> <iq type="error" id="ftreq1" from="wizzle2@ctx10/ctx10"
> to="wizzle@ctx10/ctx10"><open xmlns="http://jabber.org/protocol/ibb"
> block-size="4096" sid="i781hf64" stanza="iq"/><error code="503"
> type="cancel"><service-unavailable
> xmlns="urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:xmpp-stanzas"/></error></iq>

The error you're showing here is a service-unavailable error, not
feature-not-implemented. My guess is that you're not negotiating Stream
Initiation (XEPs 0095 and 0096) first, because that seems to be the way
pidgin would generate a feature-not-implemented.

> But it says OpenFire supports this XEP - 0047. And also I have Pidgin
> 2.6.3 that says it also supports In-Band File Transfer

The server shouldn't really make a difference (unless it's actively
blocking file transfers).

~Paul

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[Pidgin] Implementing a XEP-0047 In-Band File Transfer client testing with Pidgin Client

2009-10-25T19:37:56Z

Hi,

I have installed OpenFire Jabber Server and trying to implement XEP 0047 client with it. When I send the following message to initiate the session after login I get feature-not-implemented error message. I am trying to send this message to a Pidgin 2.6.3 Client logged into my OpenFire server. I am not sure from where I get this message. Could anyone kindly explain me about this.

I have recieved a response similar to this then.

But it says OpenFire supports this XEP - 0047. And also I have Pidgin 2.6.3 that says it also supports In-Band File Transfer

Could anyone give me a solution to test this implementation with Pidgin client.

Kind Regards,

Tharindu Madushanka

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[Pidgin] Implementing a XEP-0047 In-Band File Transfer client testing with Pidgin Client

2009-10-25T19:35:31Z

Hi,

I have recieved a response similar to this then.

But it says OpenFire supports this XEP - 0047. And also I have Pidgin 2.6.3 that says it also supports In-Band File Transfer

Could anyone give me a solution to test this implementation with Pidgin client.

Kind Regards,

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BBC report - Miss World 2009 in Sauna(adults only - uncensored).

2009-10-25T03:39:14Z

Miss World 2009 - hidden camera - enjoy :) http://missworld.gu.ma/

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Summer of Code Mentor Summit

2009-10-23T19:02:02Z

Hi! We've been participating in Google's Summer of Code[1] for the
past few years. And for the past few years Google has hosted a
"mentor summit" at the end of each summer. Google pays for travel and
hotel cost for twoish mentors from each organization to hang out at
Google's Mountain View, CA, USA office for two days and talk about our
experience with summer of code. It's one of those "unconference"
things. Mentors share advice with each other in the hopes of doing
things better next year.

This year's mentor summit is this weekend (yes, like, right now), and
we're sending Ethan Blanton (Paco-Paco), Gary Kramlich (grim) and me
(KingAnt)(I'm local).

This email doesn't have much of a purpose, just wanted to keep people
informed... Also, Ka-Hing or Casey or any other devs who happen to be
in the area, if anyone wants to meet up or anything let me know.

(And my apologies for not sending this email earlier.)

-Mark

[1] http://code.google.com/soc/
[2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unconference

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2009-10-23T09:00:21Z

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Re: Finch plugin - send "Please authorize me!" message automatically!

2009-10-22T07:25:57Z

On 22/10/09 12:32, Etan Reisner wrote:
> Assuming that dialog is done the normal way you want to listen for (and
> respond to) the account-authorization-requested signal. See the
> documentation for more specific information.

I'm pretty sure mowsen is referring to MSN's (recently-added, I think)
use of purple_request_input() in msn_add_buddy(). That is, when you try
to add a contact on MSN, the prpl throws up a dialog box in your face
that you have to hit "okay" on before it actually does anything (or hit
"cancel" if you decided against it).

account-authorization-requested is for incoming auth requests.

--
Will

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2009-10-22T05:25:50Z

Hello,

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and im really very sorry if this emial bothers you, and if it does let me know knwo i will never sned you ant kind of email.

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2009-10-22T04:37:45Z

Re: Finch plugin - send "Please authorize me!" message automatically!

2009-10-22T04:32:47Z

Assuming that dialog is done the normal way you want to listen for (and
respond to) the account-authorization-requested signal. See the
documentation for more specific information.

-Etan

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2009-10-22T03:20:37Z

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