Hi!

Daniel Henninger schrieb:
>>>> Yeah I know. But the last stable release is really rusted ;-) andit
>>>> lacks some nice features.
>>> It sure is =D
>>
>> ;-) BTW: When will the next stable version be released?
> 
> When I'm ready to release it. =P

Why have I expected this answer? ;-) I'm working as a programmer so I
know how hard it is to say when a programm is ready.

>> I really guess I should stick with the 0.6 and should try to get it to
>> work with twistd. ;-)
> 
> I have no intention of getting it to work with twistd. Notparticularly a
> fan of it. =)

No problem. Just tell me how to get the 0.6 work as daemon ;-)

Michael
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> Sorry, I don't understand what the transport is actually doing wrong 
> here.
> The user must have typed an incorrect password, and it informs them 
> that they were unable to connect.
>
The transport is not doing anything wrong, but if we limit the password 
length to 16 chars then we eliminate user errors since passport only 
accepts 16 char passwords.

-stian
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>>>>> Yeah I know. But the last stable release is really rusted ;-)  
>>>>> andit
>>>>> lacks some nice features.
>>>> It sure is =D
>>>
>>> ;-) BTW: When will the next stable version be released?
>>
>> When I'm ready to release it. =P
>
> Why have I expected this answer? ;-) I'm working as a programmer so I
> know how hard it is to say when a programm is ready.

=)  Programming is both my work and my hobby.  Never enough time in  
the day...


>>> I really guess I should stick with the 0.6 and should try to get  
>>> it to
>>> work with twistd. ;-)
>>
>> I have no intention of getting it to work with twistd.  
>> Notparticularly a
>> fan of it. =)
>
> No problem. Just tell me how to get the 0.6 work as daemon ;-)

nohup ./PyAIMt &

Or at least that's what does it for me.  =D  I thought I also added a  
-b option to background, so you ought to be able to do:
./PyAIMt -b

as well.

>
> Michael
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