[Gaim-e-developer] GAIM-E problems

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>Damn, you ask a lot of questions. Alright, let's see. 

Hey, at least I am good for something right ;)

>First off.  While I can't test if it works, I can load
>and unload the plugin successfully.  I did see on the
>gnupg page that there is a newer version of gpgme out.
> I have 0.3.4 and it works fine.  So it might be the
>way you installed the src. "gpgme_set_passphrase_cb"
>is used by gpgme whenever it needs a passphrase but
>doesn't know one. so it's expected that you can use
>that function to get it.  It might be taken out in the
>latest gpgme, I'm not sure. I'll look into it.  I'd
>also go and try 0.3.4 and see if that works.  If you
>have debian, they are easy installs.  

Hum, I uninstalled 0.3.5, downloaded 0.3.4 and compiled/
installed from source.  Still get that same error when
trying to load the plugin.



>gaim segfaults with the gaim-e plugin whenever you are
>trying to close gaim.  I tried to write a memory clean
>up function and it doesn't work so well. I think it
>gets a little over zealous and starts freeing make
>believe memory.  
>I wouldn't go and get rid of the serv_send_im function
>calls.  they are pretty much needed.  How they look
>depends on what version of gaim you have.  If you are
>running with something greater then 0.54 then you need
>the code I put in cvs last night.  basically the gaim
>guys added another variable for us to pass to the
>plugin.  In our case "-1" needs to be added as the
>third variable.  So now we have four being passed. 
>that should work.  

Yea, I got that part fixed... we talked about that in
or IM conversation earlier.  

>Like I said, I can load and unload the plugin but
>can't log in and send messages.  So that's as far as I
>can test.  I'll look into to seeing of the newest
>version of gpgme dumped the passphrase_cb.  
>As for your friends. Yeah sure, I'm all about people
>helping on the project.  I'd like to start out with
>you guys sending me some patches and working on in
>that way.  If I see that you are dedicated to it, I'll
>add you to the developers list.  I've found that
>people loose heart with gaim-e in a couple of days. 
>But sure, I'm always game for more people.  I know
>what I would like to get done for me to be happy with
>v1.0  Then from there, I expect v2.0 to have a lot
>more bells and whistles.  Plus I want to start to see
>if it works with all of the other protocols. 

I am getting ready to install Linux on another one of
my computers... a nice fresh install... I will see if
it is some sort of library hell with my current install.
My current install of Linux is Redhat 6.2 with most of
it ripped out and replaced with 7.2's packages <shiver>
its a mess.

Thanks,

Brent