Version: 0.6 (using KDE KDE 3.1) Installed from: Gentoo Packages Compiler: 3.2 / 3.2.1 OS: Linux The Oscar plugin in 0.6 will silently disconnect from AIM with the following message on the console: (...grabbing contact and list messages...) kopete: [OscarPortocol] addOldContact(); groupName is SpeedChoice kopete: [OscarProtocol] addOldContact(), KopeteMetaContact m=0x83a1c10 kopete: [OSCAR] Setting idle time to 0 kopete: [OSCAR] Sending capabilities.. size 48 kopete: [OSCAR] Sending client ready! kopete: [OscarProtocol] slotStatusChanged(), status=1. kopete: [OscarProtocol] slotOnline(), engine says we are online now kopete: [OscarProtocol] ERROR, wanted to create myContact but there already is one! kopete: [OscarProtocol] slotOnline() END kopete: [OscarProtocol] slotStatusChanged(), status=0. kopete: [OscarProtocol] slotDisconnected() kopete: [OSCAR] Connection closed by server I am trying this on three seperate systems and all report the same error. All machines are Gentoo Linux, with two seperate accounts. The contact list on these accounts is in excess of 130 buddies; when we try this with an AIM account with much fewer in it's list (10-20 contacts), we get normal operation. Full output (2066 lines of it) from the other person here who's having this problem is available at http://c133.org/~clee/kopete-output . He believes that the code where the server-side list is imported is the culprit.
Fixed the disconnect problem, but some of the contacts in large contact lists don't appear, even if they are online (at least in kopete_0_6_branch... haven't tested cvs HEAD yet, but Nick has done a lot of work on removing the old TBuddy classes from OSCAR, and he may have already fixed this issue)