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Just curious -- the Gaim Summer of Code page [1] is from last year's  
summer of code.  Gaim is a mentoring organization (of course!) but  
there aren't any new suggestions for student proposals for this  
year.  Do we want to put one up, or is the plan just to see what  
potential students come up with independently?

[1] http://gaim.sourceforge.net/summerofcode/

Cheers,
Evan

On Wed, 8 Dec 2004 00:45:51 -0600, Evan Schoenberg wrote
> I've noticed a rare crash which ICQ users run into... one could 
> point out it's their own fault for using ICQ, but that's not 
> relevant ;)
> 
> Here's the stack trace:
> 0   Libgaim                             0x110386e4 aim_bstream_empty 
> + 0 1   Libgaim                             0x110388fc aimbs_getle16 
> + 0x18 2   Libgaim                             0x11041774 
> incomingim_ch2_icqserverrelay + 0x28 3   Libgaim                     
>         0x11041d54 incomingim_ch2 + 0x494 4   Libgaim                
>              0x11041ff8 incomingim + 0xec 5   Libgaim                
>              0x1105404c consumesnac + 0xc8 6   Libgaim               
>               0x1105473c aim_rxdispatch + 0xc4
> 
> aim_bstream_empty(), for easy reference, is here:
> faim_internal int aim_bstream_empty(aim_bstream_t *bs)
> {
> 	return bs->len - bs->offset;
> }
> 
> So clearly aim_bstream_empty() is being called with a NULL bs.  This 
> stack trace is the -only- way I've seen a crash in 
> aim_bstream_empty... it's always coming an incoming channel2 
> icqserverrelay call.
> 
> I'd therefore think that incomingim_ch2_icqserverrelay() is where 
> some protection is needed (it'd be easy, of course, to simply make 
> aim_bstream_empty() return 0 if bs is NULL, but that seems wasteful 
> since it doesn't otherwise get called with a NULL bs). 
>  Unfortunately, incomingim_ch2_icqserverrelay() has quite a few 
> aimbs_getle16() calls... so I'm not sure where the culprit lies. 
>  Anyone have thoughts on it?  Or, if not, would a safety check at a 
> lower level such as the aim_bstream_empty() call be reasonable?
> 
> -Evan

incomingim_ch2_icqserverrelay() currently returns without doing anything if
the byte stream is NULL.  It's very possible that check was added after you
sent this email a year and a half ago.  And I don't think it's possible for
the byte stream to ever become NULL inside that function.  So this crash
shouldn't be possible any more.  I'm going to move this email out of my inbox
now...

-Mark

I no longer have the original thread in my mail client and the archives 
on sf.net seem to be unavailable right now, so I'm sorry if this was 
already covered.

KingAnt had posted to this list a couple weeks ago about compiling 
against avahi-compat-howl. I believe the last message was that it 
compiled successfully but the plugin didn't load.

I just gave it a try here and noticed that HOWL_LIBS was missing -lhowl 
in the src/protocols/bonjour/Makefile after ./configure'ing as KingAnt 
suggested. I added it in manually, make installed, and the plugin is 
loading for me and my gaim instance is showing up on avahi-discover. 
Haven't had a chance to find someone w/ iChat to test with.

-casey

This email is mostly addressed to Thomas Butter, but I thought others might be
interested.

I want to make our SIP/SIMPLE PRPL works with MS LCS.  I've taken some packet
captures and dug into the protocol a bit.  I compared a Gaim signon with a
Live Communicator signon.

Some differences (I don't know if any of these are important):
* Gaim messages include a branch in the "Via:" field, LCC does not.
* In the "Contact:" field, Gaim sets methods="MESSAGE,
  SUBSCRIBE, NOTIFY", but LCC sets this to "INVITE, MESSAGE,
  INFO, SUBSCRIBE, OPTIONS, BYE, CANCEL, NOTIFY, ACK, REFER,
  BENOTIFY"
* In the "Contact:" field, LCC sets "proxy=replace" but Gaim
  does not set this.
* Gaim sets Max-Forwards to 10, LCC sets it to 70.
* User-Agents are different.
* Gaim sends "Expires: 900", LCC does not send this field.
* LCC sends "Supported: com.microsoft.msrtc.presence,
  adhoclist", Gaim does not send this field.
* LCC sends "Supported: ms-forking", Gaim does does not
  send this field.
* LCC sends "ms-keep-alive: UAC;hop-hop=yes", Gaim does
  not send this field.
* LCC sends "Event: registration", Gaim does not send
  this field.
* LCC sends "Allow-Events: presence", Gaim does not send
  this field.
* The NTLM type 3 responses are a little different.

Questions:
1. Have you or anyone else been able to successfully sign into MS LCS using Gaim?

2. Do any other SIP servers use NT or NTLM authentication?  Any public
servers?  Something I can test with?

3. How thoroughly has Gaim's ntlm.c code been tested?  I saw that it is also
used for some kind of proxy authentication?  Have you used that successfully?

4. It looks like the domain, username and hostname should all be in UCS-2LE
instead of ASCII (the same as the password used in the NTLM hash process). 
This may be dependent on a flag being set.  It looks like when we send the
type 1 message we claim to support Unicode and not OEM strings, but yet we
send OEM strings.  Am I looking at that correctly?  I'm using
http://curl.haxx.se/rfc/ntlm.html as a reference for the flags.

Thanks,
Mark

FYI this is fixed now in Gaim HEAD (by all the non-blocking I/O changes).
-Mark

On Tue, 13 Sep 2005 22:38:53 -0400, Evan Schoenberg wrote
> Oh, and for reference, here's where the libgaim thread is hanging 
> for  me right now as my network has problems:                        
>    444 oscar_callback                             444 
> aim_get_command                               444 aim_bstream_recv   
>                               444 aim_recv                           
>         444 recvfrom                                     444 
> recvfrom -Evan
> 
> On Sep 13, 2005, at 8:10 PM, Ethan Blanton wrote:
> 
> > Evan Schoenberg spake unto us the following wisdom:
> >
> >> For libgaim to be used with acceptable performance, it needs to run
> >> either in a daemon process or in a thread.  Neither of those are
> >>
> >
> > Just for my curiosity ... what do you mean by this statement?
> >
> > Ethan

Patch #1475297 makes the side tab width configurable. I don't like the
idea of adding a pref for that. I'd rather we find a number that works
better for people with lower resolution screens, or we find a better
algorithm. The submitter says he uses 10 as the value, instead of 18.
(See src/gtkconv.c:7554)

I don't use side tabs. For those of you that do, how does a value of 10
look? I'm thinking that might be a bit too small and maybe we could
compromise somewhere in the middle.

Richard

The patch tracker URL:
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=300235&aid=1475297&group_id=235

I seem to remember there being a commit about file transfer starting
times... Anyway, it seems that "Time Elapsed" shows "Not Started" for an
MSN transfer now.

Richard

Hi!

Windows XP pro SP2, Gaim 2.0.0beta3

See the picture, the IRC icon is cut in half.

I reported this bug first almost exactly one year ago :-)

Regards,
David

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I've just been sent a report of Adium 1.0svn (libgaim 2.0.0dev)  
having a lockup with the following sample trace:
388 jabber_login_connect
   388 gaim_gethostbyname_async
     388 gaim_dns_new_resolverthread
       388 gaim_dns_resolverthread
         388 select
           388 select

This is on the main (event loop) thread.  Looking at the code of  
gaim_dns_new_resolverthread(), gaim_dns_resolverthread() should be  
being run on the child process, not on the main one, and not making  
the program freeze during the lookup.  Am I misunderstanding  
something?  Any thoughts would be appreciated.

Cheers,
Evan
 http://www.adiumx.com

On Sun, 2006-04-16 at 17:17 -0700, datallah@... wrote:
> crashes inform me that g_utf8_strdown and/or g_utf8_normalize can return NULL when the input string is not NULL

Is it possible this indicates that the input string is not valid UTF-8?

I'm wondering if this bug is related:
https://launchpad.net/malone/bugs/39654

I have no idea if NULL is being returned from g_utf8_normalize() there
or not.

Richard

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On Sun, Apr 23, 2006 at 02:53:44AM -0400, Sam Epperly wrote:
> I get the error(attached) "gaim.exe - Entry Point Not Found" when I add 
> a plugin to the "c:/program files/gaim/plugins" directory. Every time I 
> try to install a plugin I get an error. I tried to patch for this error 
> but I'm not even sure how to install a patch, when I run the .patch file 
> I don't know what to open it with.
> 
> So, as you may be able to tell I'm having a bit of difficulty with 
> gaim(even though I love the program for the most part), and I was hoping 
> you could help me.
> 
> Any help would be GREATLY appreciate.
> Thank you!
> -Sam Epperly

You are installing plugins that are not compatible with the version
of gaim you have.  Plugins must be compiled against the same major
version number of gaim that they are installed with.  That is, a
plugin written for gaim 1.x will not work with gaim 2.x.

luke