Pidgin 2.4.0 and offline messages

[Sec]

All,

Is it possible to support OFFLINE MESSAGES with 

a) ENCRYPTION plugin
b) OTR plugin ? 

User A sends a) or b) ENCRYPTED message to B who is offline.
User A goes offline, but the offline message is stored on the server in ENCRYPTED FORM
User B comes online ( ** user A is still offline ** ) but B gets the message and is able to 
DECRYPT IT.


IS OFFLINE MESSAGING POSSIBLE WITH ENCRYPTION OR THE OTR PLUGIN ? 
Can someone comment on this ? 

Thanks,
Sec





----- Original Message -----
From: Ethan Blanton 
To: support at pidgin.im
Date: Sat, 01 Mar 2008
Subject: Re: Pidgin 2.4.0 and offline messages

> 
> 
> N.Novozhilov spake unto us the following wisdom:
> > Pidgin 2.4.0 don't support offline messages with national codeset, in
> > spite of your advertising. I test this just after installing new
> > version. Offline messages on Russian seems like this:
> 
> I'm not sure what "advertising" you're citing, but we'll see what we
> can do about this. There have been quite a few fixes to ICQ offline
> messaging lately, but it still requires that you configure your Pidgin
> properly, and that the other user is using certain versions (I'm not
> sure which) of the _official client_. If the remote user is using
> Trillian, Miranda, etc., offline messaging is likely to not work, as
> these clients do _not_ always behave the same as the official client.
> 
> > respondent: ???????? ????? (There was an error receiving this message.
> > Either you and 112565452 have different encodings selected, or
> > 112565452 has a buggy client.)
> > 
> > Respondent and me use UTF-8 version of messengers.
> > On-line conversation are OK.
> 
> What are "UTF-8 version of messengers"? What is your encoding set to
> in the account editor for this account? What is your buddy's encoding
> set to, and/or what "nationality" of messenger are they using?
> 
> Ethan
> 
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