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[gaim-migrate @ 266] Permit/deny works now (I hope). Also, the README's and things for libfaim are now included in 'make dist'. Hopefully someone will actually READ the README.gaim file. committer: Tailor Script <tailor@pidgin.im>
author Eric Warmenhoven <eric@warmenhoven.org>
date Tue, 23 May 2000 18:11:39 +0000
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36 Chat: 36 Chat:
37 - joining rooms 37 - joining rooms
38 - leaving rooms 38 - leaving rooms
39 - getting invited 39 - getting invited
40 - talking 40 - talking
41 Telling the server who's on your permit/deny lists
41 42
42 CURRENTLY UNSUPPORTED FEATURES 43 CURRENTLY UNSUPPORTED FEATURES
43 ============================== 44 ==============================
44 Warning users/getting warned 45 Warning users/getting warned
45 Chat: 46 Chat:
47 - refreshing the chatlist in the preferences dialog 48 - refreshing the chatlist in the preferences dialog
48 - inviting someone 49 - inviting someone
49 Getting/setting dir info 50 Getting/setting dir info
50 Changing your password 51 Changing your password
51 File transfer/IM images/voice chat/etc. 52 File transfer/IM images/voice chat/etc.
52 Telling the server who's on your permit/deny lists (buggy)
53 53
54 KNOWN ISSUES 54 KNOWN ISSUES
55 ============ 55 ============
56 - libfaim apparently has a problem with receiving messages too fast (sort of). 56 - libfaim apparently has a problem with receiving messages too fast (sort of).
57 You can receive more messages in less time with TOC than with libfaim. It's not 57 You can receive more messages in less time with TOC than with libfaim. It's not
61 look like you're trying to sign in twice (and in fact you will be). It doesn't 61 look like you're trying to sign in twice (and in fact you will be). It doesn't
62 seem to negatively affect anything, but it will when people start using it. (I 62 seem to negatively affect anything, but it will when people start using it. (I
63 think this may actually be related to the auto_recon plugin.) (FIXME for this is 63 think this may actually be related to the auto_recon plugin.) (FIXME for this is
64 marked in aim.c) 64 marked in aim.c)
65 65
66 - Adding or removing people to your permit/deny lists causes the server to tell
67 you everyone on your buddy list signed off and then immediately signed in again.
68 While you won't ever see that it happens (other than everyone will suddenly have
69 the guy-in-the-door icon), you'll hear it. Be warned. (This also happens at
70 sign-on, because the list gets built, even if you don't have a list.) I've
71 commented it out because it was causing too many problems. (FIXME for this is
72 marked in server.c)
73
74 - There are a lot of problems with panel support (funny that I'm supporting the 66 - There are a lot of problems with panel support (funny that I'm supporting the
75 panel code, and the oscar code I wrote doesn't work well with it). 67 panel code, and the oscar code I wrote doesn't work well with it).
76 68
77 - Oh, yeah, by the way, it'll eat up all your CPU. (Someone please fix this, 69 - Oh, yeah, by the way, it'll eat up all your CPU. (Someone please fix this,
78 there's a nice FIXME near the top of oscar.c that says what the problem is.) 70 there's a nice FIXME near the top of oscar.c that says what the problem is.)