Hmmm, that is interesting. I'm wondering if that is an AOL issue or not.
Basically, studying the file in ~/.bsflite, there isn't a cached
buddylist or anything. I'm going to play with it some more. It appears
to be an issue with BSFlite though. My recomendation: since you cannot
see groups anyways, IM the person that you want to add. Once you've done
that it will be added by aol into your "recent buddys" group. I'll try
to track down the bug that causes that as well as talk to the developer
of the program. I'd never tried that in the past since I've always used
my normal accounts to test it. Thanks for bringing that up!
Ray Lai wrote:
On Wed, Jul 27, 2005 at 02:29:29PM -0400, Ray Lai wrote:
Other than that, works well on sparc64.
Oh, and if I add a buddy, quit, and start bsflite again the buddy
is missing again. According to the documentation the buddy should
have been added to the AOL servers. Again, tested only on sparc64.
And thanks for removing the colors, I like it much better.
I can't believe all options are compile-time.
-Ray-
