Open GoogleCodeExporter opened 9 years ago
The tocket on Miranda NG bug tracker makes it quite clear:
>it's a well known problem with the Trillian's stupidity. Trillian declares
that it's able to deal with chat states, but fails to support the message
delivery.
>it's definitely not a problem of Miranda.
The bug is definately NOT on Miranda side, but on Trillian side
Original comment by wishmaster51
on 16 Feb 2014 at 4:53
You can try a workaround: Set in database editor the setting <proto>/MsgAck to
0. This disables message delivery notification for the specific contact.
Original comment by wishmaster51
on 16 Feb 2014 at 5:37
Hi and sorry for a late answer - I had tested to disable message delivery
notifications and because it was working I've completely forget about this
issue;) So:
As I didn’t find DB editor for my 64bit version, I tried to disable delivery
notification for whole jabber ("Send messages slower, but with full
acknowledgement" off) and then this issue disappeared. Drawback is that you are
not aware of real undelivered messages.
Was this issue somehow discussed with Trillian? With what result?
In case it was not discussed - please help me clarify the problem (I'll try on
my own with Trillian developers):
According to the log - Trillian client declares to handle jabber:x:event
feature (which is obsoleted for more than 3 years, but client does not declares
to handle a "new" urn:xmpp:receipts), but when my client sends a message with
<x xmlns="jabber:x:event"><delivered/><offline/></x> it gets no answer - which
is a problem, because it should (if the message itself is delivered/stored for
offline delivery). And this is a problem of the Trillian client, which should
replay to this request. Am I right?
BTW: it has no connection with “chat states” (XEP-0085) as this doesn't
handle per-message event itself - OK?
Original comment by fosfor.s...@seznam.cz
on 5 Dec 2014 at 11:49
No one will answer you here. All Miranda IM devs are gone. If you can, switch
to Miranda NG :-)
And I think you should discuss it with Trillian yourself, surely no one else
from here did.
Original comment by ROBYER
on 6 Dec 2014 at 6:46
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
fosfor.s...@seznam.cz
on 16 Feb 2014 at 3:39Attachments: