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clarification in libpurple

2009-11-24T06:29:50Z

hi,
we are trying to develop a product which include myspace as a part. we like to use libpurple and its files to facilitate instant messaging between clients. can u clarify us what are the minimal files which we should use from this libpurple library to facilitate a basic im between two clients ? awaiting for the reply.

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Re: Carnegie Mellon Students looking for help

2009-11-23T21:27:37Z

* Etan Reisner had this to say on [23 Nov 2009, 23:58:16 -0500]:

> On Sun, Nov 22, 2009 at 03:18:53PM -0500, Anthony Hugh wrote:
> > Thanks for all the quick responses. We worked on ticket #3329 and submitted
> > a patch.
> >
> > Right now, we're trying to get a second bug fix in for the assignment.
> > We're working on ticket #9422 (Sort in "New Instant Message" and we're
> > having a little trouble finding the callback function on the "Name"
> > textbox. We see that it gets created via the "pidgin_dialogs_im" function
> > in gtkdialogs.c. We also saw that in gtkrequest.c:1109,
> > pidgin_request_fields fills in the call back functions for the ok button and
> > the cancel button. We can't seem to find where the "Name" textbox functions
> > are though. Could someone give us some insights on where to look?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Anthony Hugh
>
> The line from pidgin_dialogs_im that is the "magic" line here is
> purple_request_field_set_type_hint. If you look at
> gtkrequest.c:setup_entry_field you will see that it calls
> purple_request_field_get_type_hint (it is generally a fair bet that a
> _set_ function has a matching _get_ function) and that when the field hint
> has a prefix that matches "screenname" it does some stuff ending with a
> call to pidgin_setup_screenname_autocomplete_with_filter (which is in
> gtkutils.c). After a series of contortions that adds the necessary data to
> the gtk_list_store and sets the sort column on the tree store.
>
> Depending on what aspect of the request in #9422 you want to add you are
> going to need to do different things.
>
> Displaying the status would likely require a fair bit of work as I don't
> imagine (though I haven't checked) that the GtkEntryCompletion stuff
> supports showing complex completion results (beyond the matching text).
> Which means it would require a custom completion implementation (or
> similar solution to work).
>

#5936 discusses something similar. I don't seem to have the code for the
screenshot posted in there, but it demonstrates that it should be
possible, technically, to do some nifty stuff. However, I don't think we
would want the dialog to be too cluttered with too much information.

Cheers,
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Re: Carnegie Mellon Students looking for help

2009-11-23T20:58:16Z

On Sun, Nov 22, 2009 at 03:18:53PM -0500, Anthony Hugh wrote:

> Thanks for all the quick responses. We worked on ticket #3329 and submitted
> a patch.
>
> Right now, we're trying to get a second bug fix in for the assignment.
> We're working on ticket #9422 (Sort in "New Instant Message" and we're
> having a little trouble finding the callback function on the "Name"
> textbox. We see that it gets created via the "pidgin_dialogs_im" function
> in gtkdialogs.c. We also saw that in gtkrequest.c:1109,
> pidgin_request_fields fills in the call back functions for the ok button and
> the cancel button. We can't seem to find where the "Name" textbox functions
> are though. Could someone give us some insights on where to look?
>
> Thanks,
> Anthony Hugh

The line from pidgin_dialogs_im that is the "magic" line here is
purple_request_field_set_type_hint. If you look at
gtkrequest.c:setup_entry_field you will see that it calls
purple_request_field_get_type_hint (it is generally a fair bet that a
_set_ function has a matching _get_ function) and that when the field hint
has a prefix that matches "screenname" it does some stuff ending with a
call to pidgin_setup_screenname_autocomplete_with_filter (which is in
gtkutils.c). After a series of contortions that adds the necessary data to
the gtk_list_store and sets the sort column on the tree store.

Depending on what aspect of the request in #9422 you want to add you are
going to need to do different things.

Displaying the status would likely require a fair bit of work as I don't
imagine (though I haven't checked) that the GtkEntryCompletion stuff
supports showing complex completion results (beyond the matching text).
Which means it would require a custom completion implementation (or
similar solution to work).

Sorting by some other criteria should be considerably simpler, if the data
is already in the tree model then simply modifying the sort column should
make it work. If the data isn't in the tree model then it needs to be
added and the sort column needs to be updated.

-Etan

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Re: IM Freedom annual board meeting

2009-11-23T14:26:05Z

On Sun, Nov 22, 2009 at 1:00 PM, Luke Schierer <lschiere@...> wrote:
> Just as an FYI, the annual board meeting of IM Freedom, the non-profit we set up to handle things for Pidgin, Finch, and other open source instant messaging programs that want to be under our umbrella, is having its annual board meeting tomorrow, 2009-11-23, at 6pm EST, in the jabber conference room board@.... This conference room is moderated, so while you can join and observe, only board members can post. A second conference room, discussion@... will also be open for general comment.
>
> Typically these are very boring meetings and nothing much happens, but feel free to join and observe. This year we will be electing some new officers to join the board.

Correction: the board meeting will be in boardroom@....

-Mark

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Re: Inclusion of MXit plugin into Pidgin

2009-11-23T00:43:34Z

* Mark Doliner had this to say on [23 Nov 2009, 00:26:15 -0800]:
[snip]
> And Pieter, if you plan to make any
> substantial changes to libpurple or Pidgin please work with another
> developer to make sure we're familiar with the changes and everyone is
> in agreement.

Also, I would encourage at least someone among the MXit folks to hang
out in our regular chat rooms (on IRC on XMPP) if possible. I think
that'd be helpful to keep the MXit prpl updated with the changes we make
to pidgin/libpurple.

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Re: Inclusion of MXit plugin into Pidgin

2009-11-23T00:26:15Z

On Thu, Oct 29, 2009 at 9:17 AM, John Bailey <rekkanoryo@...> wrote:
> 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.

*snip*

> 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.

Just want to update people on the status of MXit in libpurple. The
protocol is checked into im.pidgin.pidgin (aka trunk) and I think both
Peter Loubser and Andrew Victor from MXit have commit access (I'm
assuming John did that--thanks John!). The source will definitely be
included in our upcoming 2.6.4.

John you may have already talked to other devs about this, but I'm
totally ok with the MXit guys making changes directly to
im.pidgin.pidgin (you had suggested that they work in a branch, but I
couldn't tell if you thought they should ALWAYS work in a branch, or
only for the first release). And Pieter, if you plan to make any
substantial changes to libpurple or Pidgin please work with another
developer to make sure we're familiar with the changes and everyone is
in agreement.

Also Pieter, I made a few small changes to your protocol code today in
im.pidgin.pidgin. Just marked some strings for translation, got rid
of a few compile warnings (they maybe only happened on 64bit platforms
or with certain CFLAGS), maybe a small crash fix when getting an error
registering a new account, etc. Please let me know if you have any
questions.

The only issue that I'm aware of is that struct raw_chunk in chunk.h
uses "__attribute__ ((packed))" which we believe is a gcc-only
compiler extension. So this would break compilation with non-gcc
compilers. I suspect that doesn't affect too many people, but it's
probably worth addressing before we release. I don't know the best
way to address it. Maybe separate the data field out of the struct
and set type and length separately based on the first few bytes from
the character array.

-Mark

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IM Freedom annual board meeting

2009-11-22T13:00:20Z

Just as an FYI, the annual board meeting of IM Freedom, the non-profit we set up to handle things for Pidgin, Finch, and other open source instant messaging programs that want to be under our umbrella, is having its annual board meeting tomorrow, 2009-11-23, at 6pm EST, in the jabber conference room board@.... This conference room is moderated, so while you can join and observe, only board members can post. A second conference room, discussion@... will also be open for general comment.

Typically these are very boring meetings and nothing much happens, but feel free to join and observe. This year we will be electing some new officers to join the board.

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Mxit causes crash on win32

2009-11-22T12:36:07Z

(21:33:16) plugins: probing C:\Documents and
Settings\andrea\Desktop\pidgin-minor\plugins\libmxit.dll
(21:33:16) prpl-loubserp-mxit: Loading MXit libPurple plugin...
(21:33:16) g_log: file mxit.c: line 690 (init_plugin): assertion failed:
(sizeof( struct raw_chunk ) == 5)

Unspecified fatal error encoutered. Aborting

if i delete libmxit.dll from plugins directory, pidgin start correctly.

Andrea.

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Re: Carnegie Mellon Students looking for help

2009-11-22T12:18:53Z

Thanks for all the quick responses. We worked on ticket #3329 and submitted a patch.

Right now, we're trying to get a second bug fix in for the assignment. We're working on ticket #9422 (Sort in "New Instant Message" and we're having a little trouble finding the callback function on the "Name" textbox. We see that it gets created via the "pidgin_dialogs_im" function in gtkdialogs.c. We also saw that in gtkrequest.c:1109, pidgin_request_fields fills in the call back functions for the ok button and the cancel button. We can't seem to find where the "Name" textbox functions are though. Could someone give us some insights on where to look?

Thanks,
Anthony Hugh

On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 10:51 PM, Etan Reisner <pidgin@...> wrote:

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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Pidgin is in string freeze!

2009-11-22T10:23:46Z

Hi, all,

The im.pidgin.pidgin branch is now officially in string freeze for the upcoming
2.6.4 release. No strings are allowed to change during the freeze.

Translators, please work on your translations! There have been several string
changes and additions since I announced the intent to string freeze, so if you
already updated your translation last weekend, it will need further updating.

Thanks!
John

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Re: Upcoming string freeze

2009-11-21T11:16:31Z

John Bailey wrote:
> Developers--get your string changes in before next Sunday.

Just a reminder to developers that the "next Sunday" I'm referring to is
tomorrow. I will be announcing the string freeze sometime around 1200-1400 US
EST tomorrow. This means you have 21 or so hours left to get string changes in.

John

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Compiling pidgin in CDT/eclipse

2009-11-21T00:44:45Z

Hi,
Is there any source that guide how to compile pidgin in cdt/eclipse?

thanks

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What are they doing?

2009-11-17T02:38:19Z

Hi! Please look at this short video. What are they doing?
http://tube23441.notlong.com/

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Re: Preference window reworking

2009-11-16T23:13:02Z

Luke Schierer wrote:
> I don't really care about the other changes listed.
>
> Merge away!

Done. A user in the XMPP conference helped track down a crash that I fixed
first, and I also restored part of the font stuff I axed, but only for Windows,
where the preferences actually matter. Other than that, the rest of the changes
stand and have been merged.

John

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Re: Preference window reworking

2009-11-16T20:01:33Z

On Nov 16, 2009, at 10:54 EST, John Bailey wrote:

> Hi, all,
>
> As some of you are aware, I have been spending time working on our prefs window.
> We've recently been getting complaints because the window is too tall to fit on
> the short, wide screens common on netbooks. In that vein, I've been looking at
> changes that make our prefs window shorter. This work has been happening on the
> im.pidgin.cpw.rekkanoryo.prefs_window branch. Coincidentally, even with all
> these changes, our prefs window still fits on an 800x600 screen.

Good, we had all sorts of complaints back in the day about not fitting in 800x600.

>
> Among the notable changes:
> * Tabs moved to the left side. This gives us room to add more tabs if needed,
> without going back to the old treeview we had in the 1.x.y days. (If the
> tabs get moved back to the top, the width of the tab row will force the
> pages in the GtkNotebook to be wider than they need to be and add at least
> 27 pixels to the height of the window.)
> * Browser tab is now only suppressed on Windows or OS X.
> * Now have a Proxy tab that is always shown.
> * Browser and Proxy tabs each have their own GNOME-specific messages.

cool, I never liked fully suppressing these tabs.

I don't really care about the other changes listed.

Merge away!

Luke

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Preference window reworking

2009-11-16T07:54:13Z

Hi, all,

As some of you are aware, I have been spending time working on our prefs window.
We've recently been getting complaints because the window is too tall to fit on
the short, wide screens common on netbooks. In that vein, I've been looking at
changes that make our prefs window shorter. This work has been happening on the
im.pidgin.cpw.rekkanoryo.prefs_window branch. Coincidentally, even with all
these changes, our prefs window still fits on an 800x600 screen.

Among the notable changes:
* Tabs moved to the left side. This gives us room to add more tabs if needed,
without going back to the old treeview we had in the 1.x.y days. (If the
tabs get moved back to the top, the width of the tab row will force the
pages in the GtkNotebook to be wider than they need to be and add at least
27 pixels to the height of the window.)
* Browser tab is now only suppressed on Windows or OS X.
* Now have a Proxy tab that is always shown.
* Browser and Proxy tabs each have their own GNOME-specific messages.
* Moved the port range spinbuttons to be in the same hbox as their controlling
checkbox. (Network tab)
* Status/Idle tab and Sounds tab have lost unneeded sections; moved those
prefs into other sections on the same tab.
* Smiley Themes tab has been renamed to Themes, and all theme selectors have
been moved there. Elliott converted the smiley theme selector to be
consistent with the other theme selectors.
* Removed the GNOME document font lookup and the overriding pref for
conversation windows. This font can be controlled from the GTK+ Theme
Control plugin.

As a result of these changes, gtkparasite tells me the prefs window is now
698x492 (WxH), which will fit pretty well on netbook screens and still leave
plenty of extra room on an 800x600 screen.

Thanks to Elliott's work last night, I feel the work is merge-ready, even though
I didn't originally intend it for 2.6.4. If no one objects, I'd like to merge
these changes in for 2.6.4 before string freeze.

John

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YMSG15 question: no response to 0x83 packets

2009-11-16T05:39:46Z

Hello.

I'm sorry if it is not an appropriate list to ask this kind of
question. I would be thankful if you point me to the more appropriate
list :)

I've implemented a YIM version 15 client in Erlang lately. I have
noticed a quite weird behaviour of Yahoo! servers.

For some unknown reason after long and heavy usage I'm not getting any
responses to the packets with service equal 0x83 (131), i.e. to
YAHOO_SERVICE_ADDBUDDY requests. It does not respond with anything at
all. It does not even send an error response if given buddy ID does
not exist. Though it gets back to normal after some time by itself.

I would be grateful for any pointers.

Best regards,
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how to disable all the logged in accounts auto idle-away?

2009-11-15T20:25:39Z

hi, There,

As I am studying the libpurple from the nullclient, I have this problem of making the accounts "online-forever".

to make it work, what I have done:

1. set the preference "/purple/away/idle_reporting" as "none" / or anything other than "system" / "purple".

2. set the preference "/purple/away/away_when_idle" FALSE.

3. purple_savedstatus_set_idleaway(FALSE);

I have checked the function call libpurple/idle/check_idleness(), seems that if I have set "/purple/away/idle_reporting" to something other than "system" / "purple", then the r eport-idle will be stopped, and by setting "/purple/away/away_when_idle" then the "auto-away" is also disabled, but still I can not stop the accounts from changing to idle after several minutes.

Did I miss something? Any help will be appreciated.

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Re: The webkit branch and message style themes

2009-11-15T12:39:38Z

Marcus Lundblad wrote:
<snip>
>> I haven't really followed the development in that branch. But considering
>> the amount of work that may be necessary to get it releasable, perhaps we
>> can target it for 2.7.0?
>>
> I think this will need a major bump, as it will effectively remove API
> (GtkIMHtml)

Marcus is correct--if we replace GtkImHtml we have to bump to 3.0.0--even if we
don't kill the API, we're changing behavior in such a way that it *will* break a
number of existing plugins. I'm not against doing this, but there's a LOT of
stuff we really do need to do for 3.0.0, ideally including finishing
gobjectification of libpurple, merging in the keyring stuff, etc.

John

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Re: The webkit branch and message style themes

2009-11-15T12:29:05Z

tor 2009-11-12 klockan 12:02 -0500 skrev Sadrul Habib Chowdhury:

> * Marcus Lundblad had this to say on [11 Nov 2009, 22:38:58 +0100]:
> > I had a discussion with Masca (and others) the other day about
> > integrating the Adium message style support (which is currently a plugin
> > in the webkitmessageview branch) into the Pidgin core (probably as a
> > theme loader).
> >
> > How does this sound?
> >
>
> I haven't really followed the development in that branch. But considering
> the amount of work that may be necessary to get it releasable, perhaps we
> can target it for 2.7.0?
>

I think this will need a major bump, as it will effectively remove API
(GtkIMHtml)

//Marcus

> Cheers,
> Sadrul

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Re: The webkit branch and message style themes

2009-11-14T14:31:58Z

On Thu, Nov 12, 2009 at 11:02 AM, Sadrul Habib Chowdhury
<imadil@...> wrote:
> * Marcus Lundblad had this to say on [11 Nov 2009, 22:38:58 +0100]:
>> I had a discussion with Masca (and others) the other day about
>> integrating the Adium message style support (which is currently a plugin
>> in the webkitmessageview branch) into the Pidgin core (probably as a
>> theme loader).
>>
>> How does this sound?
>>

I think it must be integrated in core using the theme infrastructure.
(I also think smiley themes must be integrated to the new themes API).

>
> I haven't really followed the development in that branch. But considering
> the amount of work that may be necessary to get it releasable, perhaps we
> can target it for 2.7.0?
>
> Cheers,
> Sadrul
>

IIRC this branch changed some API so it can't be released before
3.0.0. Still I think it worth start working on getting this bit
working.

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Upcoming string freeze

2009-11-14T13:38:22Z

Hi, everyone. Just a warning that I'm planning to announce a string freeze next
weekend.

The freeze will run from Sunday, 2009-11-22 through at least Sunday, 2009-11-29,
with a planned release on the evening of November 29. The release may be
delayed, and in that case the string freeze will be extended until release.

Developers--get your string changes in before next Sunday.

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Re: The webkit branch and message style themes

2009-11-12T09:00:43Z

* Marcus Lundblad had this to say on [11 Nov 2009, 22:38:58 +0100]:
> I had a discussion with Masca (and others) the other day about
> integrating the Adium message style support (which is currently a plugin
> in the webkitmessageview branch) into the Pidgin core (probably as a
> theme loader).
>
> How does this sound?
>

I haven't really followed the development in that branch. But considering
the amount of work that may be necessary to get it releasable, perhaps we
can target it for 2.7.0?

Cheers,
Sadrul

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2009-11-11T23:51:54Z

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The webkit branch and message style themes

2009-11-11T13:38:58Z

I had a discussion with Masca (and others) the other day about
integrating the Adium message style support (which is currently a plugin
in the webkitmessageview branch) into the Pidgin core (probably as a
theme loader).

How does this sound?

//Marcus

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2009-11-09T17:48:32Z

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

2009-11-09T10:58:29Z

On Thu, Nov 5, 2009 at 03:21, Mark Doliner <mark@...> wrote:

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

The latest Adium beta is running with these changes, and we're seeing a fair amount of bug reports for crashing due to the change. Perhaps a little further reaching amount of invalid data than expected?

Unless the crash we're seeing is different (but I don't think it is, seems like this change). Here's an example backtrace:

Thread 0 Crashed:  Dispatch queue: com.apple.main-thread
0   libSystem.B.dylib             	0x91161990 strlen + 16
1   ...s.openspecies.rtool.libglib	0x005ec10d g_utf8_collate_key + 416
2   libpurple                     	0x0071d015 purple_find_group + 102
3   libpurple                     	0x0085f046 purple_ssi_parselist + 1818
4   libpurple                     	0x0083dbba parsedata + 574
5   libpurple                     	0x0083f38c snachandler + 132
6   libpurple                     	0x0084dbac parse_snac + 239
7   libpurple                     	0x0084de20 parse_flap + 153
8   libpurple                     	0x0084e18b flap_connection_recv + 832
9   libpurple                     	0x0084e1fc flap_connection_recv_cb_ssl + 23
10  libpurple                     	0x0076c003 recv_cb + 43

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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 ))
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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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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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