comparison libpurple/protocols/yahoo/libymsg.c @ 29989:c4fe6afad87a

yahoo: fix decoding of P2P session_id Apparently, inbound P2P packets containing key-11 session_id are no longer sent by the server with a YAHOO_STATUS_BRB, but rather a status value of 11. Since we don't pick up the session_id, the first text message we send over the P2P connection will have a key-11 value of 0, and cause the remote (yahoo) client to disconnect us. This is causing the "lost second line in a conversation" syndrome. Fix it by also accepting status 11 in yahoo_process_p2p(). Fixes #10733. committer: John Bailey <[e-mail]>

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	gint val_13 = 0;
	gint val_11 = 0;
	PurpleAccount *account;
	YahooFriend *f;

	/* if status is not 1 ie YAHOO_STATUS_BRB, the packet bounced back, so contains our own ip */
	if(!(pkt->status == YAHOO_STATUS_BRB))
		return ;

	while (l) {
		struct yahoo_pair *pair = l->data;

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	gint val_13 = 0;
	gint val_11 = 0;
	PurpleAccount *account;
	YahooFriend *f;

	/* if status is not YAHOO_STATUS_BRB or YAHOO_STATUS_P2P, the packet bounced back,
	 * so it contains our own ip */
	if(pkt->status != YAHOO_STATUS_BRB && pkt->status != YAHOO_STATUS_P2P)
		return ;

	while (l) {
		struct yahoo_pair *pair = l->data;