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Bug #109

Errors on libpurple's plugins, errors when connecting to an account, crash when removing account

Added by Ka Kaouete over 1 year ago. Updated over 1 year ago.

Status:Resolved Start:2009-05-10
Priority:High Due date:2009-05-10
Assigned to:Romain Bignon % Done:

100%
Category:Accounts Spent time: 0.20 hour
Target version:1.0
libpurple: Branch:

Description

Hello,

When I connect to the minbif server, this is the errors I get:
20:36 !localhost [WARNING] [plugins] /usr/lib/purple-2/libsametime.so has a prefs_info, but is a prpl. This is no longer supported.
20:36 !localhost [WARNING] [plugins] /usr/lib/purple-2/libjabber.so is not usable because the 'purple_init_plugin' symbol could not be found. Does the plugin call the
PURPLE_INIT_PLUGIN() macro?
20:36 !localhost [WARNING] [plugins] /usr/lib/purple-2/liboscar.so is not usable because the 'purple_init_plugin' symbol could not be found. Does the plugin call the
PURPLE_INIT_PLUGIN() macro?

Maybe they are errors from libpurple and not minbif, but since they are shipped in the same package that libpurple, it would be strange for these errors to be purely linked to libpurple.

Anyway, when I then try to connect to a jabber account, I get some errors and I can't see any buddy even thought with other client they are present:
20:42 !localhost * Notice -- jabber1(2/4): Initializing Stream
20:42 !localhost Notice -- jabber1(3/4): Authenticating
20:42 !localhost Notice -- jabber1(5/8): Initializing Stream
20:42 !localhost [WARNING] [jabber] XML parser error for JabberStream 0x9500580: Domain 1, code 5, level 3: Extra content at the end of the document
20:42 !localhost Notice -- jabber1(6/8): Initializing SSL/TLS
20:42 !localhost Notice -- jabber1(7/8): Authenticating
20:42 !localhost Notice -- jabber1(8/8): Re-initializing Stream
20:42 !localhost [WARNING] [jabber] XML parser error for JabberStream 0x9500580: Domain 1, code 5, level 3: Extra content at the end of the document
20:42 !localhost ** Notice -- Connection to :jabber1 established!

And if I remove the account:
20:43 !localhost Removing account
20:43 !localhost [WARNING] [jabber] XML parser error for JabberStream 0x9500580: Domain 1, code 5, level 3: Extra content at the end of the document
20:43 !localhost *** Notice -- Closing link with :jabber1
20:43 !- Irssi: Connection lost to localhost
20:43 -! Irssi: Removed reconnection to server localhost port 6667
20:43 !- Irssi: Looking up localhost
20:43 -! Irssi: Reconnecting to localhost [127.0.0.1] port 6667 - use /RMRECONNS to abort
20:43 -!- Irssi: Connection to localhost established
20:43 !localhost Minbif-IRCd initialized, please go on
...

And minbif after restarting try to connect again to the account (so it was not removed)

Thanks :)

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#1
Updated by Romain Bignon over 1 year ago

  • Category set to Accounts
  • Target version set to 1.0

Ok, all reported warnings are from libpurple.

1. Debian packagers of libpurple are crap, they include deprecated modules. So don't care about these warnings, it just says you that these modules can't be loaded.
2. This is a jabber's module problem, I have the same, I don't know what is it, but it doesn't affect usage of minbif.
3. Hm, it is more annoying, because this is really a crash. I can't reproducte it, are you able to?

By the way, you can also post feature requests, and keep in mind this is a free software, in an unstable release (alpha). :)

#2
Updated by Ka Kaouete over 1 year ago

Romain Bignon wrote:

Ok, all reported warnings are from libpurple.

1. Debian packagers of libpurple are crap, they include deprecated modules. So don't care about these warnings, it just says you that these modules can't be loaded.

Ok, so I could as well as report this to them :)

2. This is a jabber's module problem, I have the same, I don't know what is it, but it doesn't affect usage of minbif. 3. Hm, it is more annoying, because this is really a crash. I can't reproducte it, are you able to?

It happens every time I try to remove an account.
Is there a way to get a debug trace ? If you give me precise instruction, I should be able to get it (as long as it only involves debugging minbif and not other libs).

By the way, you can also post feature requests, and keep in mind this is a free software, in an unstable release (alpha). :)

Yes, this is why I plan to report as much as bug as I can :D

Thanks !

#3
Updated by Romain Bignon over 1 year ago

  • Due date set to 2009-05-10
  • Status changed from New to Resolved
  • Assigned to set to Romain Bignon
  • % Done changed from 0 to 100

Ok, crash is fixed, you can pull my commit on git.

Thanks!

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