Pidgin 2.10.10 on linux, and I think 2.10.9 on windows.
I noticed today that when any msn account logged in, pidgin will sit
there and consume 200k-300k of bandwidth, even when idle. I disabled the
msn accounts, and the bandwidth consumption dropped to zero. This
started a few days or so ago (
El día Monday, November 17, 2014 a las 08:47:54PM -0700, Ook escribió:
> Pidgin 2.10.10 on linux, and I think 2.10.9 on windows.
>
> I noticed today that when any msn account logged in, pidgin will sit
> there and consume 200k-300k of bandwidth, even when idle. I disabled the
> msn accounts, an
On 18/11/14 05:54, Matthias Apitz wrote:
Is the list policy set to allow
posting without subscribing?
Yes. I think the policy is to make it easy for users to get support,
and if you look at many of the questions, I suspect that the users would
not be able to cope with subscribing first. The
On 18/11/14 03:47, Ook wrote:
Pidgin 2.10.10 on linux, and I think 2.10.9 on windows.
I noticed today that when any msn account logged in, pidgin will sit
there and consume 200k-300k of bandwidth, even when idle. I disabled the
msn accounts, and the bandwidth consumption dropped to zero. This
st
El día Tuesday, November 18, 2014 a las 08:04:44AM +, David Woolley
escribió:
> Incidentally, the symptom reported this time was slightly different,
> although it may be a slightly more technical report of the same problem..
I think, it is the same problem. Without the Application Id fix, p
On 11/18/2014 01:08 AM, David Woolley wrote:
On 18/11/14 03:47, Ook wrote:
Pidgin 2.10.10 on linux, and I think 2.10.9 on windows.
I noticed today that when any msn account logged in, pidgin will sit
there and consume 200k-300k of bandwidth, even when idle. I disabled the
msn accounts, and the
