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This means faster builds, which is something I don't really need
but I felt like doing this.
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Which in practice means "don't bother with DIGEST-MD5 most of the time".
It's weak, pointless over TLS, and often breaks with some servers
(hi openfire)
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Use "account jabber set anonymous on" to have bitlbee try that method
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jgeboski was trying to solve. #1221 for details.
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By asking the server for the username.
Storing the username somewhere would have made sense, but this command
isn't going to be used very often, so, whatever.
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Yeah, just the letter s from "https", and a null byte.
Really critical stuff.
You'd have to post a million tweets to even notice this at all.
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Based on patch from trac ticket #1152. Quoting:
>NetBSD's implementation of iconv does not appear to support //TRANSLIT.
>This means g_convert_with_fallback() called with //TRANSLIT will always fail
Removed the log_message part of the patch since that's daemon level logging
and it's unlikely to fail twice anyway (even if it did, it wouldn't crash)
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Because openbsd/netbsd don't have a 'python' in the PATH unless the user
creates the symlink explicitly.
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Also just remove the .git check completely - just rely on make skipping
it if it exists already.
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Tested in openbsd 5.6, which does have sed -r (unlike Mac OS X) but it
needs -r to recognize + at all.
The previous commit did fix enough to make it 'work' with the git
describe output as version string, the only problem was that the sed
didn't match in bsds and mac os x.
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Just make up some fake describe output based on the real version
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Accidentally nuked it while resolving merge conflicts of a different
branch.
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- GMail notifications stuff is now just 'mail_notifications'
- sed -i s/notify_handle/mail_notifications_handle/
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Saves some messing with g_strdup_printf for the callers, and
flags/sent_at weren't used anyway.
Also check if the mail_notifications setting is enabled
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- Add gmail_notifications_limit hidden setting, set to 5 by default.
- Don't show "snippets" in email notifications. Not very useful and they
make the whole thing seem too spammy
- Show sender name instead of your own email
- Default values for empty subject / sender
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- Improve handling of "unknown 'from'"
- Try a bit harder to detect the source of the message, and fall back to
messages sent from a fake temporary user.
- Fix receiving topic when it was set by someone who left the room.
- Add jabber_get_bare_jid() utility function
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When user set's away lower xmpp presence priority by 5 as most clients do, new
priority won't go below zero though.
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It actually checks that xml.etree.ElementTree can be imported, which is
good enough.
The script works fine in 2.5 (tested with centos 6), and doesn't work
in 2.4 but we don't support centos 5 anymore so no problem there.
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Since user-guide.{txt,html} aren't normally needed for anything and add
xsltproc/xmlto as dependencies.
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This would mean changing one build dependency for another, but one that
is way more common at least. (Fun fact: the xslt stuff depends on perl)
It generates *almost* the same thing as the xslt - a bit better if you
ask me, since it correctly handles a few <emphasis> tags in the middle
of the text, which were previously stripped. One example of that is:
Favo<emphasis>u</emphasis>rite the given user [...]
Outputs "Favo\x02u\x02rite" with this script, "Favorite" with the xslt.
(That's actually an accidental feature)
The script works in python2 and python3 and only uses the stdlib
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