Control interface thinks that I want to accept GTalk contact request when I don't.

[Burrito]

012 [05:34:31] <@root> gmail - New request: The user [spammer name redacted]@gmail.com wants to add you to his/her buddy list. 012 [05:34:31] <@root> You can use the yes/no commands to accept/reject this request. 012 [05:37:00] <@Burrito> no 012 [05:37:00] <@root> gmail - Rejected: The user [spammer name redacted]@gmail.com wants to add you to his/her buddy list. 012 [05:37:01] <@root> gmail - [spammer name redacted]@gmail.com just accepted your authorization request 012 [05:37:01] 19━━▶ Joins: [spammer name redacted] ([spammer name redacted]@gmail.com) 012 [05:37:08] <@Burrito> no I didn't :(

[Burrito]

Dammit, it didn't see my line breaks. Here is a more formal message:

012 [05:34:31] <@root> gmail - New request: The user [spammer name redacted]@gmail.com wants to add you to his/her buddy list.

012 [05:34:31] <@root> You can use the yes/no commands to accept/reject this request.

012 [05:37:00] <@Burrito> no 012 [05:37:00] <@root> gmail - Rejected: The user [spammer name redacted]@gmail.com wants to add you to his/her buddy list.

012 [05:37:01] <@root> gmail - [spammer name redacted]@gmail.com just accepted your authorization request

012 [05:37:01] 19━━▶ Joins: [spammer name redacted] ([spammer name redacted]@gmail.com)

012 [05:37:08] <@Burrito> no I didn't :(

What I expected to happen there was the user never to be added to my contacts list in the first place.

[Burrito]

Replying to Burrito:

Sorry, I missed out another line break. Should be obvious; after where I said "no".

[kevin8t8]

It looks like this is a simple fix. In protocols/jabber/jabber_util.c, jabber_buddy_ask_no() should be sending "unsubscribed" presence back, not "subscribed".