comparison libpurple/protocols/msn/contact.c @ 28418:c3f79073c9be

The MSN servers are a bit more strict about what's allowed in emails than the libpurple utility function. Usually, they just return an error about the specific email and continue on with the rest, but for colons, slashes, question marks, and equal signs, they just disconnect you. So, when adding new contacts, or checking existing contacts in the address book, ignore those with slashes, question marks, and equal signs (colon is already tested). References #9505. Fixes #10549.

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	guint nid = MSN_NETWORK_UNKNOWN;
	char *invite = NULL;
	char *display_text;

	passport = xmlnode_get_data(xmlnode_get_child(member, node));
	if (!purple_email_is_valid(passport)) {
		g_free(passport);
		return;
	}

	type = xmlnode_get_data(xmlnode_get_child(member, "Type"));

		/* Couldn't find anything */
		if (passport == NULL)
			continue;

		if (!purple_email_is_valid(passport))
			continue;

		if ((displayName = xmlnode_get_child(contactInfo, "displayName")))
			Name = xmlnode_get_data(displayName);
		else

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	guint nid = MSN_NETWORK_UNKNOWN;
	char *invite = NULL;
	char *display_text;

	passport = xmlnode_get_data(xmlnode_get_child(member, node));
	if (!msn_email_is_valid(passport)) {
		g_free(passport);
		return;
	}

	type = xmlnode_get_data(xmlnode_get_child(member, "Type"));

		/* Couldn't find anything */
		if (passport == NULL)
			continue;

		if (!msn_email_is_valid(passport))
			continue;

		if ((displayName = xmlnode_get_child(contactInfo, "displayName")))
			Name = xmlnode_get_data(displayName);
		else