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Hi, folks.

We have a new and exciting issue although I think I've seen it or  
something similar, a long time ago.

What happens is, a user registers with the transport, they get pushed  
their list of contacts, but for some reason all the contacts are left  
in a mode where the subscription hasn't gone both ways (that is, the  
MSN user hasn't authorised the Jabber user.)  The workaround people  
have been doing is to manually re-request authorisation from every  
contact, which then works immediately.  So it makes me think there is  
some kind of issue with PyMSNt not doing something it's supposed to  
when a user registers.

Interestingly not all users have reported this problem, although  
enough users have reported it to make me take notice of it.

TX

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From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  Sun Aug 13 01:15:01 2006
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (James Bunton)
Date: Sun Aug 13 01:15:16 2006
Subject: [py-transports] PyMSNt showing "waiting for authorisation" for
        all MSN contacts for some users
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With ejabberd right? Hopefully fixed in trunk. I checked and noticed  
that sendRosterImport (used when users register) wasn't trimming  
resources of the to attribute of presence stanzas. ejabberd requires  
that this is done.

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James



On 13/08/2006, at 9:46 AM, Trejkaz wrote:

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> Hi, folks.
>
> We have a new and exciting issue although I think I've seen it or  
> something similar, a long time ago.
>
> What happens is, a user registers with the transport, they get  
> pushed their list of contacts, but for some reason all the contacts  
> are left in a mode where the subscription hasn't gone both ways  
> (that is, the MSN user hasn't authorised the Jabber user.)  The  
> workaround people have been doing is to manually re-request  
> authorisation from every contact, which then works immediately.  So  
> it makes me think there is some kind of issue with PyMSNt not doing  
> something it's supposed to when a user registers.
>
> Interestingly not all users have reported this problem, although  
> enough users have reported it to make me take notice of it.
>
> TX
>
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