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Only say we are connected after the MsimSession structure is fully setup.
(Also change a few debugging statements to help find this bug.)
Previously, purple_connection_set_state(..., PURPLE_CONNECTED) was called
too early, so that if a client called any msimprpl functions that operated
on MsimSession (pretty much all of them) within the signed-on signal handler,
the userid etc., would not yet be correct and the call would fail. Now, the
call is called at the right time so it works as expected.
Closes #2520.
author | Jeffrey Connelly <jaconnel@calpoly.edu> |
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date | Sun, 12 Aug 2007 18:48:03 +0000 |
parents | ba1b50f114f6 |
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SILC Purple Plugin ================== This is the Purple protocol plugin of the protocol called Secure Internet Live Conferencing (SILC). The implementation will use the SILC Toolkit, freely available from the http://silcnet.org/ site, for the actual SILC protocol implementation. To include SILC into Purple, one needs to first compile and install the SILC Toolkit. It is done as follows: ./configure --enable-shared make make install This will compile shared libraries of the SILC Toolkit. If the --prefix is not given to ./configure, the binaries are installed into the /usr/local/silc directory. Once the Toolkit is installed one needs to tell Purple's ./configure script where the SILC Toolkit is located. It is done as simply as: ./configure if pkg-config is installed in your system. If it is isn't it's done as: ./configure --with-silc-libs=/path/to/silc/lib --with-silc-includes=/path/to/silc/include If the SILC Toolkit cannot be found then the SILC protocol plugin will not be compiled.