Re: Jabber crashes on Google Talk attempt

Great suggestions Mark,

We have the auth bug fixed and I will look at the scope of adding the  
add deny allow+add function you talk about.

The goal is to get 1.5.4 out tonight if the stars align

Alan
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On Aug 24, 2005, at 11:37 AM, Mark H. Anbinder wrote:

>
> Fire 1.5.3's handling of incoming Google Talk attempts from new  
> users not on your buddy list is a little off. When someone new  
> tried to ask me to authorize her, I got an alert from Fire along  
> the lines of "[email protected] wants to subscribe you." (The phrase  
> "subscribe you" is definite.) I clicked whatever button made sense  
> ("Allow," probably) and the alert went away, but the user didn't  
> get anything back, and I didn't get her in my buddy list.
>
> I'd suggest a behaviour similar to Fire's handling of Yahoo!  
> authorize requests, where it asks if the user can add me, and gives  
> the options "Deny," "Allow," and "Allow and Add." This works very  
> well, and would seem to be the right mechanism in at least the  
> Google Talk implementation of Jabber.
>
> I had to e-mail her (I recognized the gmail ID) to ask her to try  
> again after I disconnected Fire from GT and reopened iChat.
>
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