Daniel Henninger wrote:
>Yeah,@present, adding a buddy when you haven't yet logged into a real
>AIM client does not work. I have not yet been able to figure out why I
>can not create a group correctly, but then the code to do all of this is
>nuts. Ideally, it will be redone entirely soon. The "I do have Buddies,
>but it still doesn't work" seems to be another odd behavior that I haven't
>figured out exactly. It works great for many people, and [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>for a
>few. I've yet to make a real connection.
>
>
>
There is several bugs in the oscar.py code handeling the SSI groups and
buddies. I guess it's the same as in PyICQ-t as both of them use the
oscar protocol. I've done changes in the PyICQ-t code making it possible
to add and remove buddies, though not fully supported yet (authorization
isn't requested when needed) and more changes (or.. hmm.. code rewrite)
is needed for full functionality. I am working on it, though I haven't
found time to do anything lately.
/Jonas
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Chris Carlin)
Date: Thu Jan 27 12:18:38 2005
Subject: [py-transports] PyAIM-t not adding new contacts
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In any case, real development is stalled until jabberstudio comes back
online, right? And that's looking to be about two weeks?
I'm just about finished with real ratelimiting, and I'm dieing to commit
it. :)
~Chris
On Thu, 27 Jan 2005, Daniel Henninger wrote:
> Yeah,@present, adding a buddy when you haven't yet logged into a real
> AIM client does not work. I have not yet been able to figure out why I
> can not create a group correctly, but then the code to do all of this is
> nuts. Ideally, it will be redone entirely soon. The "I do have Buddies,
> but it still doesn't work" seems to be another odd behavior that I haven't
> figured out exactly. It works great for many people, and [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> for a
> few. I've yet to make a real connection.
>
> Daniel
>
> --
> "The most addictive drug in the world is music."
> - The Lost Boyz
>
>> I have also experienced behavior where after adding an aim user to your
>> list, the user will not show up on your list until you log in and out of
>> the tranport.
>>
>> Chris Carlin wrote:
>>
>>> Background:
>>> AIM stores buddy lists serverside so that you can log in from anywhere
>>> and see your buddylist. PyAIMt includes use of the serverside buddy
>>> list storage.
>>>
>>> The problem you're seeing here is that PyAIMt attempts to store its
>>> buddies in a specific group serverside. If that group doesn't exist,
>>> PyAIMt can't add the user to the serverside list, and so PyAIMt
>>> refuses to add the [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>>
>>> The solution is to log in with a different AIM client and create a
>>> group called "Buddies" (IIRC).
>>>
>>> ~Chris
>>>
>>> On Thu, 27 Jan 2005, Chad Jannusch wrote:
>>>
>>>> So I've had Jabber 2 and pyaim-t installed for a couple weeks. I'm the
>>>> sole user on the server (it's more of a personal project thing). When
>>>> I setup everything I added all my aim buddies and everything seems to
>>>> work great. But I recently tried adding another buddy to my list and
>>>> while I can send/recieve messages to this new contact I can't recieve
>>>> any presence info from that contact (they just show as offline in my
>>>> roster), Here's the debugging info I grabbed from pyaim, to me it all
>>>> looks normal.. Anybody have any ideas?
>>>>
>>>> 01/27/05 - 10:39:13 - AIMConnection: Session "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" -
>>>> jabberSubscriptionReceived("[EMAIL PROTECTED]", "subscribe")
>>>> 01/27/05 - 10:39:13 - AIMConnection: Subscribe request received.
>>>> 01/27/05 - 10:39:13 - No Buddies group, need to add one. Not
>>>> implemented.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Thanks!
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From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thu Jan 27 12:21:08 2005
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Daniel Henninger)
Date: Thu Jan 27 12:21:08 2005
Subject: [py-transports] PyAIM-t not adding new contacts
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=D Thanks Jonas! I didn't want to mention this "for you" so I kept the
fact that you were working on this silent. Yeah, the SSI stuff is just
ridiculous. Even after talking with the original author of it and trying
to understand what he was trying to do and how to use it, it's never
worked in a stellar manner IMO. I've been busy with a couple of other
projects lately, but plan on working on non-SSI related things when I get
some more time. BTW, Jonas, if you happen to be in a position to generate
a diff trivially, would you mind sending your current changes my way so I
can see what you've done?
Daniel
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> Daniel Henninger wrote:
>
>>Yeah,@present, adding a buddy when you haven't yet logged into a real
>>AIM client does not work. I have not yet been able to figure out why I
>>can not create a group correctly, but then the code to do all of this is
>>nuts. Ideally, it will be redone entirely soon. The "I do have Buddies,
>>but it still doesn't work" seems to be another odd behavior that I
>> haven't
>>figured out exactly. It works great for many people, and [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>for
>> a
>>few. I've yet to make a real connection.
>>
>>
>>
> There is several bugs in the oscar.py code handeling the SSI groups and
> buddies. I guess it's the same as in PyICQ-t as both of them use the
> oscar protocol. I've done changes in the PyICQ-t code making it possible
> to add and remove buddies, though not fully supported yet (authorization
> isn't requested when needed) and more changes (or.. hmm.. code rewrite)
> is needed for full functionality. I am working on it, though I haven't
> found time to do anything lately.
>
> /Jonas
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