[Pidgin] #10720: Date change not displayed in XMPP log files spanning multiple days
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#10720: Date change not displayed in XMPP log files spanning multiple days
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Reporter: piggin | Owner: deryni
Type: defect | Status: pending
Milestone: | Component: libpurple
Version: 2.6.3 | Resolution:
Keywords: time stamp timestamp date chat window log file logfile |
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Changes (by piggin):
* status: pending => new
Comment:
Replying to [comment:7 darkrain42]:
> What other protocols does it ''not'' occur for? (and are you comparing
chats with IMs?)
Here's a list of all the protocols available in my Pidgin that are not
XMPP: AIM, Bonjour, Gadu-Gadu, GroupWise, ICQ, IRC, MSN, MySpaceIM, QQ,
SILC, SIMPLE, Sametime, Yahoo, Zephyr.
And no, I'm not comparing chats to IMs. Such a comparison would be
irrelevant, as the two may indeed be managed differently, which would
render the argument in my previous message invalid. It would be like
comparing apples to oranges, although this analogy does not do justice to
the difference between chats and IMs, as it always makes sense to compare
apples to oranges when a fair comparison is made (for example one prefers
oranges because one finds good oranges better than good apples, and
average oranges better than average apples, and bad oranges better than
bad apples; as you can see, the comparison makes sense because similar-
quality products are compared based on the same person's taste), whereas
comparing chats to IMs with respect to my reported bug is invalid and
useless (not to emphasize that it would be a broken bug report, if not
pretty dumb).
In other words, I'm comparing IMs to IMs and chats to chats, both of which
don't work with XMPP, while they both work (and always have, to my
testing) with other protocols *on the same Pidgin*.
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Ticket URL: <http://developer.pidgin.im/ticket/10720#comment:8>
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