Trouble denying friend request

[gejr]

Currently using: BitlBee bzr-bitlbee-build-888 API version 030004

A few times lately i've been having these errors. It seems some spamming service adds me "as a friend" on the google chat. Obviously, that isn't bitlbee's fault, but there seems to be something wrong with the way bitlbee handles it.

Apologies for the exaggerated number of lines for the following example, i thought it'd be better to be thorough than leave out something important.

[15:52] <@root> gtalk - New request: The user ladyhaleigh5@… wants to add you to his/her buddy list.

[15:52] <@root> You can use the yes/no commands to accept/reject this request.

[15:55] <@gejr> no

[15:55] <@root> gtalk - Rejected: The user ladyhaleigh5@… wants to add you to his/her buddy list.

[15:55] <@root> gtalk - New request: The user ladyhaleigh5@… wants to add you to his/her buddy list.

[15:55] <@root> You can use the yes/no commands to accept/reject this request.

[15:55] <@root> gtalk - ladyhaleigh5@… just accepted your authorization request

[15:55] ladyhaleigh5[gta] (ladyhaleigh5@…) has joined &bitlbee

[15:55] <@gejr> no

[15:55] <@root> gtalk - Rejected: The user ladyhaleigh5@… wants to add you to his/her buddy list.

[15:55] <@root> gtalk - New request: The user ladyhaleigh5@… wants to add you to his/her buddy list.

[15:55] <@root> You can use the yes/no commands to accept/reject this request.

[15:55] <@gejr> no

[15:55] <@root> gtalk - Rejected: The user ladyhaleigh5@… wants to add you to his/her buddy list.

[15:55] <@root> gtalk - New request: The user ladyhaleigh5@… wants to add you to his/her buddy list.

[15:55] <@root> You can use the yes/no commands to accept/reject this request.

[15:55] <@gejr> no

[15:55] <@root> gtalk - Rejected: The user ladyhaleigh5@… wants to add you to his/her buddy list.

[15:55] <@root> gtalk - New request: The user ladyhaleigh5@… wants to add you to his/her buddy list.

[15:55] <@root> You can use the yes/no commands to accept/reject this request.

[15:55] <@gejr> no

[15:55] <@root> gtalk - Rejected: The user ladyhaleigh5@… wants to add you to his/her buddy list.

[15:55] <@root> gtalk - New request: The user ladyhaleigh5@… wants to add you to his/her buddy list.

[15:55] <@root> You can use the yes/no commands to accept/reject this request.

[15:55] <@gejr> no

[15:55] <@root> gtalk - Rejected: The user ladyhaleigh5@… wants to add you to his/her buddy list.

[15:55] <@root> gtalk - New request: The user ladyhaleigh5@… wants to add you to his/her buddy list.

[15:55] <@root> You can use the yes/no commands to accept/reject this request.

[15:55] <@gejr> no

[15:55] <@root> gtalk - Rejected: The user ladyhaleigh5@… wants to add you to his/her buddy list.

[15:55] <@root> gtalk - New request: The user ladyhaleigh5@… wants to add you to his/her buddy list.

[15:55] <@root> You can use the yes/no commands to accept/reject this request.

[15:55] <@gejr> no

[15:55] <@root> gtalk - Rejected: The user ladyhaleigh5@… wants to add you to his/her buddy list.

[15:55] <@root> gtalk - New request: The user ladyhaleigh5@… wants to add you to his/her buddy list.

[15:55] <@root> You can use the yes/no commands to accept/reject this request.

[15:55] <@gejr> no

[15:55] <@root> gtalk - Rejected: The user ladyhaleigh5@… wants to add you to his/her buddy list.

[15:55] <@root> gtalk - New request: The user ladyhaleigh5@… wants to add you to his/her buddy list.

[15:55] <@root> You can use the yes/no commands to accept/reject this request.

[15:55] <@gejr> qlist

[15:55] <@root> Pending queries:

[15:55] <@root> 0, gtalk: The user ladyhaleigh5@… wants to add you to his/her buddy list.

[15:55] <@gejr> no

[15:55] <@root> gtalk - Rejected: The user ladyhaleigh5@… wants to add you to his/her buddy list.

[15:55] <@gejr> qlist

[15:55] <@root> There are no pending questions.

This seems like a less than ideal workflow (?:). In addition i have to remove the person from my list, as it seemingly has been added either way (it shows up in the /names list as online).

I apologise if this has been reported before, or if there is some obvious mistake i'm making:)

Regards

[wilmer]

#887