Jon Keating wrote:
> On Tuesday 20 February 2007 21:23, Eugene Paskevich wrote:
>> Why not commiting it into the main branch?
Why is this script needed at all? Couldn't licq just have an option to
sync the list to the server, or just do it automatically? Or is this
script just a converter for config files that were messed up by some
ancient licq version (I have been using licq for quite some time now).
> As for the script, it is attached. Make sure to do a backup of ~/.licq just
> in
> case... you never know when you might lose your data!
>
> As for instructions:
>
> BACKUP DATA!!!
>
> #1 Close Licq
> #2 Run this script
> #3 Start Licq
>
> It clears all local settings, so Licq will download the settings from the
> server and upload any users that it finds without any server side settings.
Thanks for your help, but unfortunately the script did not work for me :-(
It seems to have reset all variables to 0, but when I close licq, and
start another icq client (i.e., kopete with all old config files deleted)
the contact list is still incomplete (missing the same entries as before).
I have just realized that licq prints the following warnings during startup:
10:10:03: [ERR] IniFile: Warning, failed to find key.
File = /home/tobox/.licq//licq.conf
Section = [groups]
Key = "Group1.id"
10:10:03: [ERR] IniFile: Warning, failed to find key.
File = /home/tobox/.licq//licq.conf
Section = [groups]
Key = "Group2.id"
10:10:03: [ERR] IniFile: Warning, failed to find key.
File = /home/tobox/.licq//licq.conf
Section = [groups]
Key = "Group3.id"
May that be the problem?
Best regards,
Thomas
