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[gaim-migrate @ 231] Added on the beginnings of file sending. Win clients can now figure out which file you're *trying* to send them, but can't get it. The AIM method of Get File is really fscked up, IMHO. I don't know if any of you are familiar with it, but I'll describe it. Some user decides they want to download a file from another user, so they choose Get File. It then returns a list of files available from that person, and they can choose which ones they want to download. The other person can't decide on a user-by-user basis which files are listed, only if any files are listed at all (not allowing people to download them). The way I'm going to implement it is when someone gets a message that another person is trying to download a file from them, it asks them which file they want to make available. You can only do one file at a time this way, but that's tough if you want to be downloading more than one file. Use gnutella or FTP or something that's better designed for it than AIM. But the way the win AIM clients are now, it acts as a public ftp server, and I think it shouldn't. committer: Tailor Script <[e-mail]>

noinst_LIBRARIES = $(LIBFAIM_DO)

EXTRA_LIBRARIES = libfaim.a

EXTRA_DIST = aim.h faimconfig.h

libfaim_a_SOURCES = aim_chatnav.c aim_info.c aim_rxhandlers.c \
                    aim_tlv.c aim_auth.c aim_conn.c aim_login.c \
                    aim_rxqueue.c aim_txqueue.c aim_buddylist.c \
                    aim_global.c aim_logoff.c aim_search.c aim_util.c \
                    aim_chat.c aim_im.c aim_misc.c aim_snac.c

CFLAGS += $(GAIM_CFLAGS) -I../src