Hello Daniel,
Daniel Henninger wrote:
> The fact that the nickname is filled in here means that PyICQt is sending
> the nickname back to the client. Of course, it's up to the client to
> decide what to do with that. (there's no way PyICQt can directly modify
> your roster to update the nickname in your actual roster)
I am fully aware of that ;)
> Typically a
> client will receive the nickname, adjust it on screen, and send a roster
> update.
Yup, of course it does. But what about the updateSSIContact?
[2007-06-09 05:18:46] INFO :: [EMAIL PROTECTED] :: buddies.BuddyList ::
updateSSIContact :: {'status': u'Idle 30 minutes - away.\n[Currently
away]', 'presence': None, 'url': '', 'show': 'xa', 'ipaddr': '0.0.0.0',
'lanipport': 0L, 'nick': None, 'contact': 'xxxxxxx', 'lanipaddr':
'0.0.0.0', 'icq2jid': <function icq2jid at 0x838109c>, 'icqprotocol': 9} ::
Here nick is 'none' while contact shows the actual ICQ-UIN. I used pandion +
miranda to test it .. and it's exactly the same behavior .. most of my contacts
get an appropriate nickname .. the rest just shows the contact numbers. I doubt
this is normal behavior, is it?
regards,
Patrick
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