Hi,
The 0.9.6 transport cured the connection problem with 0.9.5 last night,
however when I tried it today, the "major connection error" reappeared in
the log file. Is AOL thrwarting access once again?
-Kevin
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Hi,
Is there a way to change the
password used by a transport once it's registered? In the absence of a
(known) direct password change mechanism, I attempted to remove the
transport association and add it back with a different password. But, even if I
tried to remove the association wit
Hi,
I am experiencing persistent core dumps with the 1.4.1 server (Linux 6.2).
The last entries in the log file are shown below. Note that mtqoverflow
messages regularly occur immediately prior to the crash.
Fri Apr 6 14:13:50 2001 modules.c:124 mapi_call 3
Fri Apr 6 14:13:50 2001 mod
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Subject: Re: [JDEV] 1.4.1 regular core dumps
Are you familiar with gdb? Could you get us a backtrace with a debug
compile?
--temas
On 06 Apr 2001 13:35:26 -0400, Kevin Limperos wrote:
> Hi,
> I am experiencing persistent core dumps with the 1.4.1 server (Linux
6.2).
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Hi,
I'm running the Yahoo transport in its own (separate) jabberd on RH
6.2/Jabber1.4.1/Yahoo0.8-1.4. When a user logs in then logs out and logs in
again, something is apparently not reset or cleaned up correctly, as the
server core dumps. The trace is:
#0 0x8056fd1 in jid_cmp (a=0x30, b
After detailed analysis of the Yahoo 0.8-1.4
source, I found the core dump problem can be resolved by altering line
49 of sessions.c inside yahoo_session_end() from:
ghash_remove(s->yti->s,
s->user);
to:
ghash_remove(s->yti->s, jid_full(s->user));
Without the call to
j
seems to
correspond with the release of a new Yahoo Messenger client? If so, is
there/will there be a new version of the Yahoo transport available soon?
Thank you.
Kevin Limperos
Log excerpt from Yahoo transport follows
