Pidgin 2.13.0 has been released!!

[Gary Kramlich]

Greetings Programs,

Pidgin 2.13.0 has been released.  You can find source tarballs on
Sourceforge[1] or Bitbucket [2].  Windows versions are still in the
works, so hang tight and we'll announce when they're ready as well.

The ChangeLog for this release follows:

version 2.13.0 (03/08/2018):
    libpurple:
    * Unified string comparison. (PR #186) (Arkadiy Illarionov)
    * Properlly shell escape URI's when opening them. (PR #271 Daniel
Kamil Kozar)
    * Fix a one byte buffer overread in function purple_markup_linkify
    * Fix an issue were utf8 was incorrectly truncated which could lead to
      crashes as we were potentially feeding garbage into glib/gtk.

    libgnt:
    * Fixed build against curses 6.0 with opaque structs set. (#16764
dimstar)
      (PR #268 Daniel Kamil Kozar)
    * Fixed a crash when resizing the window. (#16680 marcus) (PR #269
Daniel Kamil Kozar)

    General:
    * Fixed bashism in autotools. (#16836 lameventanas) (PR #267 Daniel
Kamil Kozar)

    XMPP:
    * Show XEP-0066 OOB URLs in any message, not just headlines
    * Fix a user after free (#17200 debarshiray) (PR #266 Ethan Blanton)
    * Removed pipelining from BOSH connections (#17025 PR #295 Tom Li)
    * Don't try to TLS already secured BOSH connections (#17270 PR #293
Tom Li)

    IRC:
    * Fix "Registration timeout" on SASL auth with InspIRCd servers
      (and possibly others not based on charybdis/ratbox/ircd-seven)
    * Fix issues with plugins that modify outgoing messages
      (such as the custom PART/QUIT feature of the IRC More plugin)
    * Fix IRC buffer handling.  (#12562 PR #272 Shivaram Lingamneni)
    * Properly handle AUTHENTICATE as a normal command with server prefix.
      (PR #316 dx)
    * Fix a crash caused by a use after free of the MOTD.
    * Fix an out of bounds read in irc_nick_skip_mode.
    * Fix a write of a single byte before the start of a buffer in
      irc_parse_ctcp.

    Pidgin:
    * Better support for dark themes. (#12572 Alyssa Rosenzweig and Gary
Kramlich)
    * Fixed IPv6 links by not escaping []'s. (#16391 cyisfor) (PR #270
Daniel Kamil Kozar)
    * Only write buddy icons to the cache if they're not already
cached.  (PR #276 David Woodhouse)
    * Rejoin persistent chats after reconnect.  (#15687 PR #285 Christof
Meerwald)
    * Made the WIN32 Transparency plugin work on all platforms. (#3124
PR #287 Daniel Kamil Kozar)
    * Ensure search results buttons are labeled (Backport from de2d88e575ee)
    * Fix matching unicode smilies.  (#17232 gnubfx PR #262 Daniel Kamil
Kozar)
    * Correctly update mute/unmute status when the remote side
mutes/unmutes us. (#17273 PR #302 David Woodhouse)
    * Rework the status icon blinking to not used deprecated API. 
(#17174 zelch PR #264 Daniel Kamil Kozar)
    * Don't allow adding a buddy to protocols that don't have an
add_buddy callback.  (#4061 Paradox)

    Finch:
    * Fix handling of search results (#17238 David Woodhouse)

    Voice & Video:
    * Port backend-fs to newer api for farstream relay-info property 
(#17274 bellet)

[1] https://sourceforge.net/projects/pidgin/files/Pidgin/2.13.0/
[2] https://bitbucket.org/pidgin/main/downloads/

Thanks,

--
Gary Kramlich 





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Re: Send a message from command prompt

[Eion Robb]

You can use purple-remote to make Pidgin send messages,  see `man
purple-remote` on the syntax

Cheers,
Eion

On 9 March 2018 at 02:59, muhammed masood  wrote:

> Hi
>
> I would like to know how to send a message from command prompt to pidgin
> the protocol being used is xmpp.
> The version being used is pidgin 2.10.1
>
> Thanks in advance
>
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Re: Send a message from command prompt

[David Woolley]

Did you really mean *from* pidgin?  If you are sending *to* pidgin, it 
doesn't matter how you send to the xmpp server, as pidgin will be on the 
far side of the server.  It looks to me that Pidgin has no command line 
send option.


A quick google came up with sendxmpp 
, but that 
might not be compatible with your OS.


I suspect it might be possible to script finch to do this, by 
redirecting its standard input.


On 08/03/18 13:59, muhammed masood wrote:


I would like to know how to send a message from command prompt to pidgin 
the protocol being used is xmpp.

The version being used is pidgin 2.10.1



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Send a message from command prompt

[muhammed masood]

Hi

I would like to know how to send a message from command prompt to pidgin
the protocol being used is xmpp.
The version being used is pidgin 2.10.1

Thanks in advance
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