Re: Help Needed: Test pidgin-2.5.1 and Yahoo IM

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Warren Togami wrote:
Here is an opportunity for someone to test a failure that happened to me. Upstream requested more information about this and a good write-up for reproducing, but I cannot prioritize working on this now. (Working on getting Fedora Updates flowing...)

If this is a real issue, upstream should know about it quickly. This 2.5.1 plus additional fixes is likely to become the next version in RHEL-5.

https://admin.fedoraproject.org/updates/pidgin-2.5.1-1.fc9

* Install pidgin-2.5.1 on F-9.

I installed the 386 build from there.

* Run pidgin with the -d option to get debugging output on the terminal.

Did that

* Have someone else that you haven't talked to yet add you on Yahoo IM.

I asked Manuel/wolfy (see the other mail in the thread) and he added me.

  Do you see the authorization confirmation request in your Buddy List?

Yes, I saw it and accepted.

When you have both added each other, do you immediately see each other online?

I saw him after about one second.

  Or do you need to restart pidgin to see each other?

No need for that.

* Is this reproducible by removing each other from respective Buddy Lists and repeating the procedure?

We deleted each other and I added him first, it worked fine.

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