Actually, before I go and do lots of debugging and testing....

Could you please try editing this file..

PyMSNt/src/legacy/msnw.py

Look for the function delayReadySwitchboardSession near the end.
Under that there's reactor.callLater(3.0, blahblah...

Try changing that 3.0 to something higher, say 15.0 is ridiculously 
high, but ok for testing.

What that does is set a delay between the MSN client joining the 
switchboard session, and sending the first message.

That's needed because for some reason MSN drops messages that come in, 
even with a 1 second delay :|

Let me know if a 15 second delay fixes it, then I'll have an idea what 
the problem is.

Thanks

---

James




On 16/04/2005, at 2:19 AM, Daniel D?az wrote:

> Hi all.
>
>
> On 4/15/05, Gonzalo Barrio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I just download and try it. It works fine but the problem that  I send
>> to you is not resolved.
>> I don't know why it's happening but I can reproduce it always.
>> The only thing I notice is that the problematic contacts are behind 
>> http
>> proxys, they use messenger 6.2 with proxy http. They can chat with all
>> 6.2 messenger without problem but with PyMSN only if they start the
>> conversation, and if they keep the chat window open. When they close 
>> no
>> other message arrive to they, but they can send me messages if they re
>> open the chat window.
>> I can't find anything else relevant but I can search.
>> Thanks James for all.
>> Gonzalo Barrio.
>
> I'm seeing that problem too.
>
> I'm in such an heterogenous network that I didn't dare to report it.
> But yes, that seems to be the problem I'm having too: I see that I
> can't reach people using some versions of the official MSN client, but
> I can get in touch with those that use Trillian or another client. I
> know for sure that one of the versions of MSN Messenger is 7.0 beta.
>
> Yes, we have proxies and NAT-firewalled networks all around too. I'm
> using PyMSNt 0.9.2 as my transport.
>
> Greetings!
>
> Daniel D?az
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