Hi I would like to develop a MSN plugin for LiCq. I beleive this would
be a fairly simple process, but would require some new features in the
gui more than anything else.
There are a number of Linux/*NIX MSN clients but they all suck... And I
would like to keep all my IM to one client (Miranda
Ok I have given up on the Idea of just incorporating MSN... But how
about building in GAIM's protocols (exlcuding ICQ) into LICQ, has
anyone thought of this before?
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I can receive files no probs from internal network, but I can't send
at all...
Connecting to remote...Connection error.
Bind error.
Not enough resources.
43:04: [TCP] Sending file transfer to ~tOOts~ (#1).
10:43:04: [TCP] Connecting to ~tOOts~ (114709422) at
203.79.116.211:1037.
10:43:04: [WRN]
I think the socks5 support hasn't been maintained for a while (someone
correct me if i'm wrong).
I just use runsocks program (freely available from NEC, and I think
there is another prog that is similar which is GPL) to launch licq,
works perfectly for me.
On Sat, 2003-11-01 at 10:38, Cataldi E
Sorry about the openssl, I had the same problem with a redhat 9 base
install (licq not recognising the openssl libs/includes), I compiled the
latest openssl with --prefix=/usr and without (i think /usr/local) and
had no problems after that.
On Sun, 2003-11-02 at 05:10, Joel Wiramu Pauling wrote
econd.
This is an open call. I apologise if this is the wrong list to post too,
but hopefully something constructive will come of this. Or if i'm off
the spot on some of these issues.
Kind regards
Joel Wiramu Pauling
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Just compiled it, wow, licq in my gnome-panel and working! :-)
Funny gnome-pannel integration has been working for me for ages.
(kde-gui) =-)
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On Mon, 2005-06-20 at 09:20 -0700, shaya amsalem wrote:
> Well, I have been translating licq using UTF-8
> encoding and got gibbrish. I have attached a
> screenshot of my screen so you could understand what I
> am saying. Lemme know what other information could I
KDE has issues with Unicode, Maybe
