comparison libpurple/protocols/msn/session.c @ 30696:88a047f92c39

Add a timeout which forces the login process to complete. This won't fix the underlying problem of a failed FQY, but at least it will complete the connection and show people online. Refs #10023. Refs #12210.

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	g_return_if_fail(session != NULL);

	if (!session->connected)
		return;

	session->connected = FALSE;

	while (session->switches != NULL)
		msn_switchboard_close(session->switches->data);

	}

	swboard->flag |= flag;

	return swboard;
}

static void
msn_session_sync_users(MsnSession *session)
{

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	g_return_if_fail(session != NULL);

	if (!session->connected)
		return;

	if (session->login_timeout) {
		purple_timeout_remove(session->login_timeout);
		session->login_timeout = 0;
	}

	session->connected = FALSE;

	while (session->switches != NULL)
		msn_switchboard_close(session->switches->data);

	}

	swboard->flag |= flag;

	return swboard;
}

static gboolean
msn_login_timeout_cb(gpointer data)
{
	MsnSession *session = data;
	/* This forces the login process to finish, even though we haven't heard
	   a response for our FQY requests yet. We'll at least end up online to the
	   people we've already added. The rest will follow later. */
	msn_session_finish_login(session);
	session->login_timeout = 0;
	return FALSE;
}

void
msn_session_activate_login_timeout(MsnSession *session)
{
	if (!session->logged_in) {
		session->login_timeout =
			purple_timeout_add_seconds(MSN_LOGIN_FQY_TIMEOUT,
			                           msn_login_timeout_cb, session);
	}
}

static void
msn_session_sync_users(MsnSession *session)
{