[Bug 307964] Re: OTR should close a session, if the other chat partner logs out

2015-08-05 Thread Csabi
Hi guys,

I still have this problem, basically my sessions never close.
Not if partner logs off, not if I restart pidgin.

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[Bug 307964] Re: OTR should close a session, if the other chat partner logs out

2011-12-20 Thread Howard Chu
Ah, makes sense.

Also re: my previous comment, this was only a problem for a private
message IRC conversation. For regular IM chats the signoff message is
sent without trouble. Looking at the code, the reason is that libotr
tries to lookup the buddy associated with a conversation, so it can then
query if the buddy is still signed on, to decide whether to send the
signoff message. But for IRC PMs there is no buddy in your buddy list,
so the check fails and the signoff message is skipped.

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[Bug 307964] Re: OTR should close a session, if the other chat partner logs out

2011-12-19 Thread Howard Chu
I've noticed this problem as well. It looks to me like the OTR plugin
isn't actually sending a signoff message to the peer when you end a
session. Haven't tracked down why just yet.

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[Bug 307964] Re: OTR should close a session, if the other chat partner logs out

2011-12-19 Thread Michael Faath
I talked with Jeff Davis, he thought my patch would fix another problem
so the fix still works for the problem described in the first posting.

Howard Chu: It looks to me like the OTR plugin isn't actually sending a 
signoff message to the peer when you end a session.
Internally the Plugin realizes the other side closed the session and prints a 
message that this happened, but does nothing further. I came to the realization 
that this is not a missing feature but probably intended. Think of this 
scenario: A chats with B with an active OTR session. They are talking about 
confidential material.  Now A signs off (client crash, connection loss, or he 
just closed Pidgin).  What if B sends a message right after that without 
realizing A signed off?

With my patch B ends the OTR session immediately and sends  the message
unencrypted (break of confidentiality) , without the patch the OTR
session for B would still be active, the message would be sent encrypted
(and therefor A probably couldn't read it if he comes back online, but
that is no break of confidentiality).

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[Bug 307964] Re: OTR should close a session, if the other chat partner logs out

2011-11-28 Thread Jeff Davis
This bug has been open for three years and is still not resolved. It
continues to affect me regularly.

I tried the patch but it did not fix the problem for me.

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[Bug 307964] Re: OTR should close a session, if the other chat partner logs out

2011-03-19 Thread Michael Faath
This bug annoyed me too, so I wrote a small patch to close the session
if your peer ends the encrypted conversation. Maybe the message if the
other peer ends the session should be changed, at the moment it states:
xx has ended his/her private conversation with you; you should do the
same., but with this patch this is no longer necessary.

This patch should be applied to pidgin-otr-3.2.0-5.

** Patch added: Closes the OTR-session if the peer closes his session
   
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pidgin-otr/+bug/307964/+attachment/1920722/+files/ubuntu_pidgin_otr_close_session_if_peer_close.patch

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[Bug 307964] Re: OTR should close a session, if the other chat partner logs out

2011-03-19 Thread Brian Murray
** Tags added: patch

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[Bug 307964] Re: OTR should close a session, if the other chat partner logs out

2010-01-30 Thread Brian Curtis
** Changed in: pidgin-otr (Ubuntu)
   Importance: Undecided = Wishlist

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[Bug 307964] Re: OTR should close a session, if the other chat partner logs out

2008-12-28 Thread goto
** Changed in: pidgin-otr (Ubuntu)
   Status: New = Confirmed

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[Bug 307964] Re: OTR should close a session, if the other chat partner logs out

2008-12-27 Thread goto
** Summary changed:

- OTR should close a session, if the other chat partnet logs out
+ OTR should close a session, if the other chat partner logs out

** Description changed:

  Binary package hint: pidgin-otr
  
  Hello, 
  just had some problem while using OTR. I tested a bit around and found out, 
that Pidgin-OTR does not close the OTR-session when the other partner logs out. 
This results in a big mess. One example:
  There is a working OTR-Session.
  One chat partner closes pidgin. He restarts it and opens a chat to the 
partner, he was writing to.
  Now in his chat windows it sais Not private and in the other (who has not 
quited pidgin) it still says Private. Now the one who restarted pidgin sends 
the other a message. And with this message he starts to initiate an 
OTR-session. Now there come the problems:
  (22:07:40) Successfully refreshed the private conversation with xxx   
  //seems good so far
  (22:07:40) OTR Error: You sent encrypted data to xxx, , who wasn't expecting 
it.   //oh, that's bad.
  
  Actually those two clients should negotiate a new session. Butoften this
  does not work and there are more and more messages that the other could
  not read something and was needed to resend and the other one tried to
- make a new session and so on. Had these problem a few times.
+ make a new session and so on. I had these problem a few times.
  
  I think it would be the best, if a session gets ended automatically, if the 
other contact (or one self) logs out. There is no need to keep the session up. 
It only makes confusion, if one contact writes later with another session. 
  Thanks for reading! :)
  
  
  Edit: Sorry, forgot something again:
  I am on 64 bit Intrepid and I think this shall be wishlist.

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[Bug 307964] Re: OTR should close a session, if the other chat partner logs out

2008-12-27 Thread jasonwc
I can confirm this behavior on both Ubuntu Intrepid and Windows XP SP3
using pidgin 2.5.2/3 and pidgin-otr 3.2.0. I describe OTR's handling
here: http://lists.cypherpunks.ca/pipermail/otr-
users/2008-December/001562.html

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