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| #129 | fixed | xinetd entry for bitlbee | ||
| Description |
The doc/bitlbee.xinetd file says, in part: ## This file assumes you have ircd somewhere in your /etc/services, if things
## don't work, check that file first.
service ircd
{
...
## xinetd is fucking retarded, what's the use of this port flag if
## it HAS to be the same as in /etc/services ?
# port = 6667
}
The purpose of that flag is to specify the port when the service is unlisted; it is not in fact necessary for the service to be in /etc/services, but you also need to specify the service "type", as in the example below. This is my xinetd file for bitlbee. You're welcome to use it. service bitlbee
{
disable = no
type = UNLISTED
#bind = 127.0.0.1
port = 6667
socket_type = stream
protocol = tcp
wait = no
user = daemon
server = /usr/sbin/bitlbee
log_on_failure += USERID
}
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| #130 | fixed | Weirdness in command splitting code | ||
| Description |
13:03:07 234567890| wilmer: hey 13:03:23 wilmer| info 234567890 13:03:23 @ root| Invalid account 13:03:34 wilmer| info 234567890 13:03:34 @ root| oscar - User Info ... The info-command has a space at the end, which probably somehow results in an empty second argument to cmd_info(). Have to find out why this happens. And yes, sometimes I just like to submit bug reports for my own project. ;-) |
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| #131 | fixed | Crash bug after removing unknown handle | ||
| Description |
This is the output of the bitlbee fork daemon after crashing: GLib-CRITICAL **: file gstrfuncs.c: line 1195 (g_strcasecmp): assertion `s2 != NULL' failed. GLib-CRITICAL **: file gstrfuncs.c: line 1195 (g_strcasecmp): assertion `s2 != NULL' failed. free(): invalid pointer 0x8101508! Segmentation fault This is what i did, as you can see i made a lot of typo's: 21:18:00 <@timing> add -tmp 0 someone123 21:18:00 <@root> User `someone123' added to your contact list as `marlotjuh123' 21:18:10 <@root> msn - Error: MSN: Error reported by switchboard server: Invalid handle 21:18:11 <@timing> someone123: yo! 21:18:11 <@root> msn - Error: MSN: Error reported by switchboard server: Invalid handle 21:18:28 <@timing> add -tmp 0 someone123@hotmail.co 21:18:28 <@root> User `someone123@hotmail.co' added to your contact list as `marlotjuh123_' 21:18:29 <@timing> add -tmp 0 someone123@hotmail.com 21:18:29 <@root> User `someone123@hotmail.com' added to your contact list as `marlotjuh123__' 21:18:35 <@timing> remove someone123 21:18:36 <@root> Buddy `someone123' (nick someone123) removed from contact list 21:18:36 <@root> msn - Login error: Error while reading from server 21:18:36 <@root> msn - Signing off.. Everybody quits from msn now. Then I tried to reconnect again: 21:18:36 <@root> msn - Reconnecting in 360 seconds.. 21:18:38 <@timing> account on 21:18:38 <@root> Trying to get all accounts connected... 21:18:38 <@root> msn - Logging in: Connecting 21:18:39 <@root> msn - Logging in: Connected to server, waiting for reply 21:18:39 <@root> msn - Logging in: Transferring to other server 21:18:39 <@root> msn - Logging in: Connected to server, waiting for reply 21:18:47 <@timing> remove someone123_ 21:18:47 <@root> Buddy `someone123_' not found 21:18:53 <@timing> add -tmp 0 someone123@hotmail.com 21:18:53 <@root> That account is not on-line 21:18:57 <@timing> acocunt on 21:18:57 <@root> Unknown command: acocunt. Please use help commands to get a list of available commands. 21:19:04 <@timing> account on 21:19:04 <@root> Trying to get all accounts connected... 21:19:11 <@timing> help After recieving the help data, this happends: 21:19:14 <@root> Trying to get all accounts connected... 21:19:29 <@root> msn - Logging in: Authenticated, getting buddy list 30 seconds after the 'Loggin in' The above GLib error appeared. Too bad, I'm unable to reproduce it, maybe because i need to be transferred to another server, or just because the moon isn't that bright anymore. |
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