Version: (using KDE KDE 3.5.1) Installed from: SuSE RPMs Consider the following scenario: You start your KDE session without internet connection available. Your kopete starts and the ICQ icon is indicating that it is trying to connect. So far good. You configure your internet connection (e.g. using knetworkmanager). Internet works, but the ICQ icon is still indicating it is trying to connect. However it never connects. Workaround that works: click on the ICQ icon and select status "Offline". Click again and select "Online" - ICQ is able to connect and works fine. This "feature" is quite annoying. At least it would be great if it switched to the "Offline" mode automaticaly after some timeout. This bahviour is confusing because it indicates to the user that kopete is working on the connection but actually never connects.
SVN commit 567996 by rjarosz: Backport fix for bug when ICQ or AIM status icon stays turning forever if connection is closed on login BUG: 126754 M +4 -1 client.cpp --- branches/KDE/3.5/kdenetwork/kopete/protocols/oscar/liboscar/client.cpp #567995:567996 @@ -1049,8 +1049,11 @@ if ( !c ) return; - if ( c->isSupported( 0x0002 ) ) + if ( c->isSupported( 0x0002 ) || + d->stage == ClientPrivate::StageOne ) //emit on login + { emit socketError( code, string ); + } //connection is deleted. deleteLater() is used d->connections.remove( c );