Version: 0.18 #3016 (using KDE 3.4.2-1.2.fc3.kde, Fedora) Compiler: gcc version 3.4.4 20050721 (Red Hat 3.4.4-2) OS: Linux (i686) release 2.6.10-1.741_FC3 Sometimes Konversation seems to loose the messages of a channel. This happens after having a tab open to a channel for several days, usually there has been some network disconnect, split or something else that has disrupted the connection temporarily. The bug does not cause a crash or error message, only all messages to a channel are dropped. I still can see all /join, /leave and /nick messages, as well as some other "admin" messages that are not directly written by some user. All normal chat is missing. Today I had two channels that were in this "dead" state, and when I left them (/leave) I saw this in the channel window that got activated: [13:59] [442] #kubuntu You're not on that channel [13:59] [442] #amarok You're not on that channel Obviously Konversation thought I was on the channels, as it still received the /join:etc, but I apparently wasn't as I saw no messages and got the above errors that mean that I wasn't a member of #kubuntu or #amarok. I have seen this bug a few times, and the channel window never has any errors in it, and the IRC-server window has nothing special in it except for normal network errors and reconnects. Maybe one could request that Konversation either rejoins a channel or clearly marks it as inactive so that I know to rejoin it manually? I can provide more specific info if needed. Best regards, Jan Ekholm
Please confirm if this bug still exists in current svn, from r496675 or newer.
[14:59] <argonel> have you seen this happen since? [15:00] <> no, not for a while [15:00] <> i'd say not since i installed kubuntu breezy last fall