resource if none was specified.
As it's still possible to start E2E when the only E2E-capable resource
goes offline, this means that caps is definitely broken.
(Yes, I verified it with a print contact.resource - it IS checked for
the right contact!)
An idea: Currently, we don't send the message when the key has not
enough trust. How about showing the unauthenticated icon then, but
sending the message?
This workaround will still work once fallback to disco is supported,
though it SHOULD be removed then as it's not necassary anymore then.
@bct: Now we only need to get rid of that password dialog :).
Caps is now used for: File Transfers, MUC Invites, Ad-Hoc Commands.
TODO:
* Also handle it this way for typing notifications
(This might give some trouble / compatibility issues)
* Fall back to service discovery if no caps are available. Otherwise,
we break compatibility with a lot of clients. (Asterix?)
-When creating self-contact contact instance, store it with group 'self_contact', so it never goes in General
-Make general group not be seen visible because of self contact even if self.regroup
-Remove the self contact instance itself too when WE deconnect or when IT deconnect, so we will
not see it as offline if refilling roster (regroup account for example)
Sorry, it just wasn't maintainable. The problem is the current libotr
API. I'm sick of working around the strange libotr API, sick of getting
HTML messages, sick of losing messages. The final argument for
completely removing it was that we can't get the message ID of a sent
msg anymore - which we need. I tried to work around this as well, but
there seems to be no way to wait for a signal in glib the way I would
need it for the workaround (I wanted to emit a signal in inject_message
and then wait for it after the call to otr_message_fragment_and_send
so the signal can pass us the message id). And the last reason is that
we're heading towards a new release and thus want to stabilize the code,
thus don't have time to work around even more libotr API strangeness.
I will give feedback to the libotr developers, who are currently
planning a new API, so that we can hopefully see OTR support once again
as soon as libotr4 is released.
Kjell already announced that he will continue his branch:
https://code.launchpad.net/~afflux/gajim/otr
I really hope the libotr devs will provide a sane API with libotr4 so
we can integrate OTR support again.
Oh, and I added one more try/except block for OS X.
Sorry, bct, but I think it is to early to merge that as it completely
breaks. It seems nobody in gajim@conference.gajim.org considers it
usable yet.
I don't know if you got asterix' ok for it and I'm sorry if I reverted
it now although you had his ok, but having broken trunk is very
contra-productive. I think it was just too early to merge.
* Buttons get disabled as needed now [we still need something to update
this while the window is open (it might change, for example, the
contact was added)].
* Remove the new accelerators in destroy_menu().
* Move some OTR stuff.
* Don't hide OTR from the user if not available, but set unsensitive.
* Moved some code so we can get rid of a few ifs.
What still needs to be done for the GUI redesign to be complete:
Don't show entries in the actions menu that have buttons.
command? This is far more userfriendly. If you have any objections,
feel free to revert and I'll think of something else that's not as
annoying as /say.
Contacts are now online hidden when they connect/reconnect and not completely removed/readded. Should come with a great speed improvement for people with big rosters.
There are still a few known problems but non that should dalay this patch any longer. Related bugs will be tracked with 'modelfilter' keyword.
See #1201
-Check if there are pending events and send offline even if we don't ask a status message (was a indentation
mistake I think)
- Really make unread and recent working according to 'notify_on_all_muc_messages' value
- be faster, hopefully
Yann Leboulanger
js
Brendan Taylor
Jean-Marie Traissard
Stephan Erb