On Wed, 18 Dec 2002, Sridhar M.A. wrote:
> tcp 0 0 203.195.220.139:32796 cs36.msg.sc5.yahoo:5050 ESTABLISHED
> tcp 0 0 203.195.220.139:32796 cs36.msg.sc5.yahoo:5050 ESTABLISHED
> tcp 0 0 203.195.220.139:32799 address1.vip.sc5.ya:www ESTABLISHED
>
> So, I think I should get the cvs version and check. Still what surprises
> me is that I seem to be the lone person facing this problem.
either that, or there are others who have this problem, but they only
read replies to mails that they post. we'll know soon enough if they
post the same question.
btw, you might want to try some other non-official clients to see if the
problem is common across all. try GNUYahoo, centericq or everybuddy for
example. Everybuddy will probably be too heavy to download just for
testing, so go with one of the text based ones instead.
You could also just try the sample client that comes with libyahoo2,
which is the lightest of the lot (and requires that you read the source
to figure out how to use it).
Other things you can try... edit yahoo.c in gaim/src/protocols/yahoo and
search for where they write the packet. if the number immediately after
the YMSG is 0x06, change it to 0x09 and see if that helps. (Note, this
might be #defined as YAHOO_PROTO_VER at the top of the file.
Philip
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