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Change the way we parse messages on MySpace a little bit. This
fixes #8846: people using web myspaceIM can't respond to pidgin myspaceIM
For some reason IMs send using the myspace web site are sent so that
they won't become offline messages if the other person is offline.
I'm not really sure why that decision was made.
So now we treat messages with bm 1 the same as messages with bm 121. This means
we have to combine the function that parses out typing notification with
the function that parses IMs. And we check for typing notifications by
looking for %typing%. Which means if someone sends the IM "%typing%" with
no markup then we'll interpret it as a typing notification. And there's
nothing we can do to differentiate between the two. I asked.
author | Mark Doliner <mark@kingant.net> |
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date | Thu, 04 Jun 2009 05:19:49 +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.