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[gaim-migrate @ 16064] Fix Coverity CID 26: A potential crash when the server sends us an incoming channel 2 ICBM of the ICQ server relay type but does not send the data normally associated with such an ICBM. This should never happen. Fix Coverity CID 45: A potential crash when the server sends us an incoming channel 2 ICBM but does not send the data normally associated with such an ICBM. This should never happen. Fix Coverity CID 47: A 1 byte memleak when signing on using the old blist method and not when using SSI. This never happens. As far as I can tell it has been like this since the beginning of time. It's a weird memleak. Fix Coverity CID 57: A memleak of the length of a screen name when searching for screen names by email address and the server returns a malformed SNAC. This should never happen. Fix Coverity CID 59: A memleak of the length of an ICBM when _parsing_ an outgoing ICBM. I don't believe this ever happens, and I suspect the code exists from a time when libfaim was perhaps being written so that it could be used in an AIM server (in addition to just a client). I should probably remove the function. Fix Coverity CID 132: A memleak of the length of the email address when searching for screen names by email address. Fix Coverity CID 146: Check the return value of read() and print a warning to the debug window. This code is only used when AOL enables their crazy AIM executable hash value stuff, which hasn't happened in 5 years or so. Fix Coverity CID 191: Comment out some code that isn't used. Fix Coverity CID 192: Get rid of a harmless assignment to a variable that wasn't used. Fix Coverity CID 194: Comment out some variables and code that isn't used. Fix Coverity CID 198: Get rid of a variable that wasn't used in gaim_ssi_parselist(). committer: Tailor Script <[e-mail]>

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