comparison libpurple/buddyicon.c @ 22401:d9105ead88dc

When purple_buddy_icons_set_account_icon() is called, it unrefs the old PurpleStoredImage and refs the new one. Previously, it notified the prpl of the change in the buddy icon before updating pointer_icon_cache, which meant that if the prpl then called purple_buddy_icons_find_account_icon() it would get the old PurpleStoredImage (which is at this point not only old but also a pointer to invalid memory if unref'ing it caused it to be destroyed). This happens in jabber_set_info() as of 2.4.0, causing a crash when setting no-buddy-icon for an account after it has previously had an icon. I think this also means that XMPP accounts in 2.4.0 will also always set serverside the *last* icon set, not the current one, when changing icons, but I didn't test that. The solution is simple: Update pointer_icon_cache earlier, setting the new img if there is one or removing the account entirely from the hash table if there isn't one now. This fixes both problems described above, making purple_buddy_icons_find_account_icon() return the new, current icon (or NULL) at all times.
author Evan Schoenberg <evan.s@dreskin.net>
date Tue, 04 Mar 2008 00:11:22 +0000
parents edca47ee06c5
children 9a12b7f5b1f5
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699 purple_account_set_string(account, "buddy_icon", NULL); 699 purple_account_set_string(account, "buddy_icon", NULL);
700 purple_account_set_int(account, "buddy_icon_timestamp", 0); 700 purple_account_set_int(account, "buddy_icon_timestamp", 0);
701 } 701 }
702 unref_filename(old_icon); 702 unref_filename(old_icon);
703 703
704 if (img)
705 g_hash_table_insert(pointer_icon_cache, account, img);
706 else
707 g_hash_table_remove(pointer_icon_cache, account);
708
704 if (purple_account_is_connected(account)) 709 if (purple_account_is_connected(account))
705 { 710 {
706 PurpleConnection *gc; 711 PurpleConnection *gc;
707 PurplePluginProtocolInfo *prpl_info; 712 PurplePluginProtocolInfo *prpl_info;
708 713
721 * case, we'll need to uncache the filename. The filenames 726 * case, we'll need to uncache the filename. The filenames
722 * are ref-counted, so this is safe. */ 727 * are ref-counted, so this is safe. */
723 purple_buddy_icon_data_uncache_file(old_icon); 728 purple_buddy_icon_data_uncache_file(old_icon);
724 } 729 }
725 g_free(old_icon); 730 g_free(old_icon);
726
727 if (img)
728 g_hash_table_insert(pointer_icon_cache, account, img);
729 else
730 g_hash_table_remove(pointer_icon_cache, account);
731 731
732 return img; 732 return img;
733 } 733 }
734 734
735 time_t 735 time_t