Nat Burke wrote: > I'm using pyaimt 0.8a. Also just to note, normal message > communication is possible. Does the pyAIMt automatically respond to > the subscribe presence? Is the format different than a standard > subscribe presence? Thanks for at least looking at this one Chris. Actually, come to think of it, no: when you sign on to a transport the transport can show your status to anyone else. Consider that AIM doesn't really have the concept of subscribing (block lists are a bit different). Whenever you sign on through the transport, anyone who could normally see the AIM user sign on will get the message that the user has signed on.
With regard to transports, subscriptions are sort of a wrapper around the non-native contact. You subscribe to the presence of [EMAIL PROTECTED], and then the transport at aim.whatever.com gets to figure out what that means. It may mean that some subscription request is passed along for approval, but it may also mean (and does here) nothing except that the transport will provide the notification. Going the other way it means that subscriptions are assumed to be approved already. That's long winded and possibly completely wrong, so take it as you will :) The summary is that subscription requests are generated only when absoutely needed to complete the illusion that someone is using Jabber. ~Chris _______________________________________________ py-transports mailing list py-transports@blathersource.org http://lists.modevia.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/py-transports
