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Trying to log into ICQ using bitlbee-libpurple fails with an incorrect password error. The same account works without a problem with pidgin on the same machine.

The bitlbee-libpurple version is BitlBee-LIBPURPLE 3.4.2+20161018+master+75-gc94e208-git, but I've had this problem with previous 3.4.2 versions as well.

libpurple0 and libpurple-dev on this machine are version 2.10.10-1~deb7u1.

<@user> account 1 set
<@root> allow_multiple_logins = `true'
<@root> always_use_rv_proxy = `false'
<@root> auto_connect = `true'
<@root> auto_reconnect = `true'
<@root> away is empty
<@root> display_name is empty
<@root> encryption = `opportunistic_encryption'
<@root> login_type = `client_login'
<@root> mail_notifications = `false'
<@root> mail_notifications_handle is empty
<@root> nick_format = `%full_name'
<@root> nick_source = `handle'
<@root> password = `********' (hidden)
<@root> port = `5190'
<@root> server = `slogin.icq.com'
<@root> status is empty
<@root> tag = `icq'
<@root> username = [[uin would go here, removed in this dump]]

<@user> account 1 on
<@root> icq - Logging in: Connecting
<@root> icq - Login error: Incorrect password
<@root> icq - Logging in: Signing off..

When installing the Bitlbee on Synology with the package center and execute it for the first time an error occurs Couldn't execute the package service.

Bitlbee Version 3.4.1.11 Synology DS 716+

I'm not quite sure what #415 fixed, but the fix didn't apply to me. If I'm an admin or someone with a role that can view JIDs, the JIDs show up under the nicknames rather than their nicknames.