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I had that happened to me before. Go to Preferences and click on General.
UNCHECK the Reconnect Services after server closes. I think that should
solve the problem. At least for me!

...SPY

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** on 1/18/02 11:36 AM, Rob Bartel at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

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> Got an interesting behavior with 0.29b tonight. I unintentionally put my
> Tibook to sleep with Fire running (I learned a while back not to do
> that, but tonight I was in a hurry and forgot). It makes the machine gun
> sound as it announces a half dozen or so people "closing the door".
> Later when I opened the Tibook back up I was pleased to see that Fire
> didn't crash after a few minutes like it used to, but after 10 minutes
> or so I got the machine gun sound and a few seconds later I got it
> again. Then I got about a dozen dialog boxes on top of each other that
> said (this is my AIM account I'm referring to here, MSN and Yahoo seemed
> to be ok), "You have been blocked.  Maybe you've been signing on too
> often/too fast.". Now every time I try to connect (it's been half a hour
> now) I get those same dozen or so dialog boxes. Quitting and reinvoking
> didn't make a difference.
> 
> Anyone seen this before, or is it new with 29b? Is this a problem with
> sleeping with Fire open? Any other thoughts?
> 
> By the way, this has been a great app for me, thanks for making it
> happen.
> 
> On Thursday, January 17, 2002, at 02:05 PM, Eric Peyton wrote:
> 
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>> All,
>> 
>> The Fire team (Me, Colter, Matthew, Theo, Chris and all those others
>> involved) have released the latest and greatest into the wild.
>> 
>> I wanted you all to be the first to know.
>> 
>> You can get to it via epicware.com
>> 
>> http://www.epicware.com/fire.html
>> 
>> If you are using a version you built out of cvs, there are no
>> differences except that the Profanity Filter menu item is gone and the
>> language support has been removed.
>> 
>> Some notes on this version are below ...
>> 
>> We thank you for all of your patience.
>> 
>> I'm sure links will appear on tucows and versiontracker later today.
>> 
>> Eric
>> 
>> Major Changes since 0.28.b
>> --------------------------
>> 
>> - Localizations removed (they fell behind and couldn't catch up with
>> the rapid updates)
>> - GPG support for sending and receiving signed and encrypted instant
>> messages.
>> - Full fledged ICQ Support again - stolen directly from ICY Juice.
>> Thanks :-)
>> - New configurable toolbar support
>> - UI cleanup
>> - Automatic translation of instant messages.  Send in English - they
>> can recieve in Spanish, etc. and vice versa
>> - Integrated help File
>> - Completely new preference panels
>> - This version requires OS X 10.1
>> 
>> 0.29.b
>> ------
>> - Still no localizations other than English.
>> 
>> Application
>> -----------
>> - Added Connect All, Disconnect All and Service connections to the
>> Services menus (thanks Marc)
>> - Added code contributed by others for buddy list control (hitting
>> enter on th list now opens a new window, etc.)
>> - Removed the old .snd sound files and replaced them with smaller,
>> nicer mp3 files
>> - Smileys are no longer placed in the middle of strings.
>> - Service-specific smiley parsing and menus.
>> - The Fire-doesn't-save-my-buddies issue has been fixed.
>> - Profile panel will open when CustomIdentify has not been set
>> - GPG support for sending and receiving signed and encrypted instant
>> messages.
>> - Buddy Editor is better laid out.
>> - Customizable chat window colors.
>> - You can show buddy log on/off in chat windows.
>> - The checkboxes (and the huge chat list button) in the toolbar are now
>> regular toolbar items.
>> - Toggle Chat List and Mute now work when they're in the toolbar
>> overflow menu.
>> 
>> firetalk
>> 
>> - Support for DCC.  (Just the backend -- it's not tied into the gui
>> yet.)
>> - Lots of little bug fixes, including the duplicate name issue.
>> 
>> Services
>> --------
>> 
>> YAHOO
>> 
>> - You can now get info on yahoo users
>> 
>> 
>> irc
>> 
>> - Support for irc passwords for registered nicks.
>> - Return and Enter can be configured to send actions instead of
>> messages.
>> - Private chat actions work now.
>> - Doesn't show everybody entering the room when you're the one who
>> entered.
>> 
>> 
>> ICQ
>> 
>> - Preferences are now remembered correctly.
>> 
>> MSN
>> 
>> - Fire will now display "Someone is typing" notifications.
>> - Should now notice when a buddy's status goes back to normal.
>> 
>> 
>> 0.29.a
>> ------
>> 
>> Source Code
>> -----------
>> 
>> NOTE: Before you can build Fire from this source, you will need to copy
>> bastring.h from the ICQ directory to the
>> /usr/include/gcc/darwin/2.95.2/g++ directory.
>> 
>> Services
>> --------
>> 
>> AIM
>> 
>> - Fire now uses ISOLatin1 encoding for strings sent in AIM (and ICQ if
>> so desired).  This should enable non-English text characters (��, etc.)
>> in AIM.
>> - Newlines are stripped from the end of incoming messsages.  This
>> should improve the multi-line spacing when you're talking with the OS X
>> AOL AIM client.
>> 
>> irc
>> 
>> - Supports limited text markup.
>> - Channel ops are red instead of bold.
>> - Fire now notices +/- voice.
>> - People changing nicks shouldn't cause random windows to pop up
>> anymore.
>> - Context menus for user icons.
>> 
>> ICQ
>> 
>> - Completely new ICQ stack based off of libicq2000.  I am blatantly
>> stealing the code from Icy Juice and modifying it for my own purposes.
>> Ahh the beauty of the GPL.
>> - Buddy info works again.
>> - Messages work again.
>> - Authorization works again.
>> - Offline messages work again.
>> 
>> Application
>> -----------
>> - The chat windows now use an NSToolbar (configurable) for all the
>> buttons, thereby making the windows a lot smaller.
>> - The preferences have been completely redone
>> - URLs are now hyperlinks in the chat window
>> 
>> - Automatic, inline foreign language translation.  Be aware of the
>> following issues:
>>   - The translation is not perfect.
>>   - The translation is not perfect.  (This is not an accidentally
>> repeated line.)
>>   - The translation is not perfect, but it should be close enough to
>> get the point across.
>> 
>> - If you have return set up as a "send" key, Sh-Return will not send
>> the IM and instead will insert a carriage-return.
>> - If you press "Esc" while you are typing an IM, the IM will clear
>> itself out.
>>   (Thanks to Jason Townsend for these)
>> - Improved sizing of the online buddies dot.
>> - The dot can now be hidden if no buddies are online.
>> - New notification windows
>>   (Thanks to Jonathan McGuire for these)
>> - Smiley placement popup menu for the toolbar.
>> - In the Buddy Editor, the Groups popup is now sorted.  This should
>> make "** Default Group **" the default group.  (Or if you're editing a
>> current buddy, whatever group they're in.
>> - Raphael Ho added in the service icon as part of the user's title bar.
>> - Fire's application support files are now located in
>> ~/Library/Application Support/Fire
>>   -  The first time Fire launches, it will check for ~/Library/Fire.
>> If it is found,
>>      Fire will try to move that folder to ~/Library/Application
>> Support/Fire.  If
>>      the move is successful, you won't see anything.  Fire will only
>> notify you if
>>      the move fails.  If it fails, check for the before and after
>> locations and let
>>      me know what you have -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>     This also means that you will NOT be able to go back to an older
>> version of Fire once you upgrade without
>>     moving the files back by hand.
>> - Fire will use the IM account name instead of your OS X account name
>> in chat windows
>> - You can IM any user, not just those on your buddy list (Services->IM
>> to Other)
>> - Mail alerts can now take you to the mail site for that service.
>>   - Strange behavior, let me know -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> - You can now do private conversations with chat users by double
>> clicking on their chat windows.
>> - Fire now has an integrated help file (English only)
>> - Fixed the no-sound-by-default bug.
>> - Completely new preference panels
>> - Group chats have user icons
>> 
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