First time ive been stumped using pidgin

2009-12-06 Thread David Beams
I have just recently changed from windows xp to windows 7i promised myself 
i wouldnt change till windows xp died or got reall slow and it finally did... 
Anyway i changed from windows xp sp3 32bit to Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit and i 
just installed pidgin...not a problem except for the dictionary and aspell 
which i installed after the fact but i try to access my yahoo account and i get 
an error which is exactly this 

Unable to connect: Unable to create socket: Windows socket error #10106

Is this a similar error to the one i saw in the faq area that was error #10006 
and something to do with a firewall or something?

Cause i just recently turned uap off or whatever it is and windows firewall.. 
because i am about to instal comodo I like it better.

Anyway i am stumped an error number that says socket error 10106 i cannot 
imaging what that means my self

Thanks for your time
David Beams..





  
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Buddy list messed up

2009-12-06 Thread Михаил Лукин
Hi,

I have two pidgin installations - work (2.5, openSuSE) and home (2.6,
Ubuntu). My jabber contact list is just few contacts but ICQ contact list is
really large. So, I've decided to do some renaming/regrouping while used
2.5. When I came to 2.6 I noticed that much of my ICQ contacts was messed:
numbers-nicknames relation was totally broken. I've tried to fix it, but in
2.5 things got worse. Deleted contacts was still there, numbers-nicknames
were broken again.

I'm here to ask for help.

   1. I do not want Pidgin to store nicknames in blist.xml (at least for
   ICQ);
   2. Is there a tool (not in Pidgin maybe) to fix my ICQ contact list. I
   searched python ICQ backend to write a script, but no success.


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regards,
Mikhail
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Pidgin and graceful synching of Google Profile pictures

2009-12-06 Thread Thomas Brownback
I've noticed that loading Pidgin with a Google Profile account seems to
reset the avatar there.

This seems like possibly a design/spec issue, but I wanted to flag it in
case anyone was not aware.

1. Set an avatar in google profiles via the website.
2. Use pidgin.
3. Return to google profiles website to find avatar deleted.

Expected:
Maybe Pidgin should not always push images, it might want to pull an avatar
sometimes. Not 100% what the best policy is here, maybe current behavior is
lesser of two evils, but I'd be interested in any thoughts folks have on
this.

Thanks for letting me crash this support mailing list!

Best,
Thomas
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Re: Pidgin and graceful synching of Google Profile pictures

2009-12-06 Thread Paul Aurich
And Thomas Brownback spoke on 12/06/2009 05:07 PM, saying:
 Expected:
 Maybe Pidgin should not always push images, it might want to pull an
 avatar sometimes. Not 100% what the best policy is here, maybe current
 behavior is lesser of two evils, but I'd be interested in any thoughts
 folks have on this.
 

Upgrade to Pidgin 2.6.4, which preserves the avatar on the server (if one
is not set locally) once again.


 Best,
 Thomas

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problem installing pidgin 2.6.4 on windows xp

2009-12-06 Thread Ian McGuire
When I try to install pidgin on my windows XP machine it seems to go OK.  When 
I try to run the program I get the error Windows cannot access the specified 
device, path, or file.  You may not have the appropriate permissions to access 
the item.
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Unexpected response when logging in to AIM (Captcha Required/Invalid)

2009-12-06 Thread Paul Franklin
With Windows pidgin/libpurple 2.6.4, I'm getting an unexpected
response when trying to log in to AIM; this worked fine earlier this
evening.  Here's what I see in debug logs:

(23:14:39) certificate: Successfully verified certificate for
api.screenname.aol.com
(23:14:39) util: request constructed
(23:14:40) util: Response headers: 'HTTP/1.1 200 OK

Date: Mon, 07 Dec 2009 07:14:39 GMT

Set-Cookie: JSESSIONID=F7287E31A659439D2EFC46D7153F4FD7; Path=/auth; Secure

Pragma: No-cache

Cache-Control: no-cache, must-revalidate

Expires: Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 GMT

Content-Type: text/xml;charset=UTF-8

Content-Language: en-US

P3P: CP=PHY ONL PRE STA CURi OUR IND

Connection: close



'
(23:14:40) oscar: clientLogin response statusCode was 330 (3015):
response xmlns=https://api.login.aol.com;
  statusCode330/statusCode
  statusTextCaptcha Required/Invalid/statusText
  statusDetailCode3015/statusDetailCode
  data
challenge
  infoPlease enter word in the image/info
  contextSxyrXwAAZfga/context
  urlhttps://api.screenname.aol.com/auth/getCaptcha/url
/challenge
  /data
/response

(23:14:40) connection: Connection error on 01F948D0 (reason: 16
description: Received unexpected response from
https://api.screenname.aol.com/auth/clientLogin)
(23:14:40) account: Disconnecting account pdfsea (00CA7640)
(23:14:40) connection: Disconnecting connection 01F948D0
(23:14:40) oscar: Signed off.
(23:14:40) connection: Destroying connection 01F948D0

It doesn't seem like more context should matter, but just in case...

Pidgin 2.6.4
(libpurple 2.6.4)
3c54c32773c1f4469b35603025eb4516315aebf0

Debugging Information
  Plugins: Enabled
  SSL: SSL support is present.
  GTK+ Runtime: 2.14.7
  Glib Runtime: 2.18.4

  Library Support
Cyrus SASL: Enabled
Gadu-Gadu library (libgadu): Internal
GtkSpell: Enabled
GnuTLS: Disabled
Network Security Services (NSS): Enabled
Perl: Disabled
Tcl: Disabled
Tk: Disabled
UTF-8 DNS (IDN): Disabled
Voice and Video: Disabled

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Re: Unexpected response when logging in to AIM (Captcha Required/Invalid)

2009-12-06 Thread David Woolley

Forgot to send to the list, first time.

Paul Franklin wrote:


response xmlns=https://api.login.aol.com;
  statusCode330/statusCode
  statusTextCaptcha Required/Invalid/statusText


Looks like you have triggered some sort of unusual activity detector and
AIM is trying to verify that it is talking to a human, rather than a
machine.

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David Woolley
Emails are not formal business letters, whatever businesses may want.
RFC1855 says there should be an address here, but, in a world of spam,
that is no longer good advice, as archive address hiding may not work.

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