Re: THANKS

[Eion Robb]

Hi again,

You're more than welcome to switch to whichever messenger program you want
to use, however if you want to keep using Pidgin you can download the
IcyQue plugin from https://github.com/EionRobb/icyque

Cheers,
Eion

On Sat, 30 Mar 2019 at 15:35, JOE MADDEN  wrote:

> Sir, thank you the reply
> am not savvy I guess as I cannot find such a link anyplace
> ICQ WIM
>
> AND AM NOT SKILLED enough to find how to
> find ICQ WIM I guess.
>
> thanks
> will prob have to forget pidgin and
> try downloading miranda.im
>
> Joe
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THANKS

[JOE MADDEN]

Sir, thank you the replyam not savvy I guess as I cannot find such a link 
anyplaceICQ WIM
AND AM NOT SKILLED enough to find how to 
find ICQ WIM I guess.
thankswill prob have to forget pidgin andtry downloading miranda.im
Joe
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Re: Where do I get my Pidgin password ? Thanks

[Dave Warren]

On 2016-04-27 13:54, Ben Gordon wrote:

Thanks - that worked - good to go . Have a nice evening & thanks.


Awesome! One thing though, how did you end up here in the first place?

Oracle users send a lot of messages to this list, the majority of which 
are related to Oracle's own internal services and therefore cannot 
receive assistance here. The ongoing nature of the issue gives the 
impression of severe incompetence on the part of Oracle's internal IT 
infrastructure and their ability to handle their own users.


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RE: Where do I get my Pidgin password ? Thanks

[Ben Gordon]

Thanks - that worked - good to go . Have a nice evening & thanks.

-Original Message-
From: Ethan Blanton [mailto:e...@pidgin.im] 
Sent: Wednesday, April 27, 2016 4:50 PM
To: Ben Gordon <ben.gor...@oracle.com>
Cc: support@pidgin.im
Subject: Re: Where do I get my Pidgin password ? Thanks

Ben Gordon spake unto us the following wisdom:
> Where do I get my Pidgin password ? Thanks

We do not know anything about Oracle services, this is a peer support list for 
a third-party software package (Pidgin) used by Oracle.

Try this Oracle knowledge base article:

http://my.oracle.com/site/git/1591/index.htm

You must be logged into the Oracle VPN to view it.

Ethan

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Re: Where do I get my Pidgin password ? Thanks

[Ethan Blanton]

Ben Gordon spake unto us the following wisdom:
> Where do I get my Pidgin password ? Thanks

We do not know anything about Oracle services, this is a peer support
list for a third-party software package (Pidgin) used by Oracle.

Try this Oracle knowledge base article:

http://my.oracle.com/site/git/1591/index.htm

You must be logged into the Oracle VPN to view it.

Ethan

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Re: Where do I get my Pidgin password ? Thanks

[David Woolley]

On 27/04/16 17:06, Ben Gordon wrote:

Where do I get my Pidgin password ? Thanks


There isn't such a thing as a Pidgin password.  You get your password 
for the Oracle instant messaging server from whoever in Oracle manages 
that server.


This is a peer support mailing list for a piece of open source software. 
 We have no knowledge of how Oracle's internal systems work.


Please suggest to whoever you find how they could avoid this 
misdirection happening in future.


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Where do I get my Pidgin password ? Thanks

[Ben Gordon]

Where do I get my Pidgin password ? Thanks
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Re: Information required thanks

[Gvidas Bernotavicius]

I cant find any information about pidgin attention button, i want to enable
it somehow if its possible

2015-09-23 12:28 GMT+02:00 Gvidas Bernotavicius :

> Hello,
>
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Re: Information required thanks

[Michael McConville]

Gvidas Bernotavicius wrote:
> I cant find any information about pidgin attention button, i want to
> enable it somehow if its possible

I think it's enabled by default. Maybe it only appears if the protocol
being used supports it. It should be directly above the text input box
in chat windows.

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Ask for help about Pidgin, thanks.

[Feng, HaiTing]

Hello,
When I use the Pidgin 2.10.10 on Fedora 20 has this issue as follows but 2.10.7 
works well.
How can I solve it or avoid it?
Thanks.

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Re: Ask for help about Pidgin, thanks.

[David Woolley]

On 10/12/14 08:19, Feng, HaiTing wrote:


When I use the Pidgin 2.10.10 on Fedora 20 has this issue as follows but


The current version is 2.10.11.


2.10.7 works well.
How can I solve it or avoid it?


Contact your IT department and ask for a copy of the root certificate 
and install it for Pidgin.  If they are recommending Pidgin, they should 
be able to provide information on how to install it, or even do it for 
you.  (Disabling this check is unlikely to be acceptable to your IT people.)


Otherwise, this may help, once you have the certificate from the IT 
department: http://cl0secall.net/post/425.



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Thanks for a job well done

[Beau LM]

I'm a longtime user of Pidgin and Audium and I just wanted to thank
everyone for the *excellent* work they do. You do an absolutely fabulous
job and it's really appreciated. Thanks for making my life, and the world,
a better place (and supporting Open Source Software).
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RE: Thanks for a job well done

[Kenneth Holley]

I second that, Beau – I really do appreciate the Pidgin product, all of the 
work that the team does on it … and all of the support they provide!

 

Ken

 

From: Support [mailto:support-boun...@pidgin.im] On Behalf Of Beau LM
Sent: Wednesday, July 30, 2014 6:09 PM
To: support@pidgin.im
Subject: Thanks for a job well done

 

I'm a longtime user of Pidgin and Audium and I just wanted to thank everyone 
for the excellent work they do. You do an absolutely fabulous job and it's 
really appreciated. Thanks for making my life, and the world, a better place 
(and supporting Open Source Software).

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Fixed, No Thanks

[Michael Wolf]

Well despite a rude Richard Laager (look dude, I'm sorry I didn't see your 
request to send to the list.  I've suffered brain damage, and the request 
was stuffed in under the headers because you didn't clean up your reply, so 
no, I didn't see it, and no, I didn't think to reply to the list because 
you replied to me, not the list, which is what I expected because its how 
every other list I've used in the past works - so please tell me how my not 
seeing your request justifies your not replying to help?) and not a single 
other soul on the list offering to help, the problem is fixed.


I really would like to suggest that people who do SUPPORT for open source 
software learn to please be a little more understanding of other peoples' 
perspective and not be so rude.  You're really setting people off from 
wanting to join the open source community.  And while you might find it 
nice to have your own little club, it doesn't help the spirit of what the 
open source community is - a healthy alternative to greedy American 
corporations and their Trusted Computing crap.  There are people out 
there who despise Windows and Google and just want sane operating system 
software.  I used to be a hell of a programmer before I suffered brain 
damage, but when I was a programmer, I created GUIs and HMI as front ends 
to test and automation software, and I always made sure they were easy to 
use, for everyone.  Because computers are for everyone, after all, even us 
brain damaged former programmers.  And just as computers and software 
should be easy on the user, so should support.  And not replying to someone 
because they didn't see a basically encoded request is not user-friendly, 
its rude, and uneccessary.


I stopped using this support list for these reasons long ago, when I was 
less patient with nonsense.  I won't use this list because logically, it is 
not a viable resource for support.  And given that the solution to the 
problem was simply changing the login information, which means you guys 
know this and didn't put it prominently on your website and didn't release 
an update which corrected the problem, I rather think I'll start shopping 
for a new chat program.  Fortunately, one's already installed on my 
computer, thanks to Ubuntu telling me what software I should run, so hey, 
I'll give it a try.


I know you don't appreciate the feedback.  But please don't bother me or 
harass me.




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Re: Fixed, No Thanks

[Ethan Blanton]

Michael Wolf spake unto us the following wisdom:
 Well despite a rude Richard Laager (look dude, I'm sorry I didn't
 see your request to send to the list.  I've suffered brain damage,
 and the request was stuffed in under the headers because you didn't
 clean up your reply, so no, I didn't see it, and no, I didn't think
 to reply to the list because you replied to me, not the list, which
 is what I expected because its how every other list I've used in the
 past works - so please tell me how my not seeing your request
 justifies your not replying to help?) and not a single other soul on
 the list offering to help, the problem is fixed.

I see only one email to this list from you since Sep 2009, and it was
yesterday.  I see nothing from rlaager to you at all.  If you're
complaining about some exchange that took place in private mail, we'll
either need context or you'll have to work it out in private.

Ethan


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Re: Fixed, No Thanks

[Richard Laager]

On Tue, 2011-02-08 at 09:08 -0800, Michael Wolf wrote:
 the solution to the problem was simply changing the login information

As I said before, I'm not an ICQ expert. By changing the login
information, do you mean you had the wrong username or password, or
something else?

In any case, you probably still have some sort of problem with your
Ubuntu package setup. In your last private email to me, you said Pidgin
said it was 2.6.6, but Synaptic says you have libpurple0 2.7.9. You
either have a second copy of Pidgin in your PATH, specifically version
2.6.6, or your pidgin package doesn't match your libpurple0 package.

Richard


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Re: Fixed, No Thanks

[Ethan Blanton]

Ethan Blanton spake unto us the following wisdom:
 Michael Wolf spake unto us the following wisdom:
  Well despite a rude Richard Laager (look dude, I'm sorry I didn't
  see your request to send to the list.  I've suffered brain damage,
  and the request was stuffed in under the headers because you didn't
  clean up your reply, so no, I didn't see it, and no, I didn't think
  to reply to the list because you replied to me, not the list, which
  is what I expected because its how every other list I've used in the
  past works - so please tell me how my not seeing your request
  justifies your not replying to help?) and not a single other soul on
  the list offering to help, the problem is fixed.
 
 I see only one email to this list from you since Sep 2009, and it was
 yesterday.  I see nothing from rlaager to you at all.  If you're
 complaining about some exchange that took place in private mail, we'll
 either need context or you'll have to work it out in private.

Correction -- I *do* see a reply from rlaager, and it has nothing but
a polite request that you reply to the list (which he did, as well).
I really don't see why you're offended by it, but I guess that's your
perogative.  However, I also don't see how he could have made it much
politer.

Ethan


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Re: Fixed, No Thanks

[Richard Laager]

This was presumably about my follow-up to a *second* off-list email:
 As I said before, please reply on the list. I will not reply to any
 more unsolicited direct emails.

I fully expected Mr. Wolf to resend his reply on list so we could
continue the discussion publicly, so others in the future could benefit
from the archives.

Richard


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