[Pidgin] #10543: Pidgin seems to generate erroneous IRC services commands immediately after opening a query to Chanserv

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#10543: Pidgin seems to generate erroneous IRC services commands immediately after
opening a query to Chanserv
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 Reporter:  chf                   |        Owner:  elb
     Type:  defect                |       Status:  new
Milestone:                        |    Component:  IRC
  Version:  2.6.2                 |   Resolution:     
 Keywords:  /msg Chanserv /query  |  
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Description changed by darkrain42:

Old description:

> Steps to reproduce the bug:
>
> 1) Connect to the IRC network "irc.german-elite.net" and enter a channel.
>
> 2) Issue the command "/query chanserv" or "/msg chanserv <command>".
>
> 3) Issue the command "access <#channelname> list
>
> You will get an error message:
>
> (2009-10-20 00:57:22) CHF: access #linuxuser list
> (2009-10-20 00:57:22) ChanServ: (notice) Es existieren keine
> entsprechenden Einträge in der Access-Liste von #linuxuser.
>
> "There are no appropriate entries in the access list of <#channelname>."
>
> This happens ONLY on the first command entered manually in the newly
> opened window. The first command (the one which opened the window in the
> first place) succeeds, and any subsequent commands also succeed.
>
> A server operator told me that the message is triggered, if you give an
> erroneous array as the parameter after the keyword "list". So I suspect
> Pidgin/Libpurple to append some probably invisible garbage to the first
> command issued in a newly opened window.
>
> I am using Version 2.6.2 on Debian Squeeze/Sid.
>
> Regards, and thank you for the program, Christoph

New description:

 Steps to reproduce the bug:

   1. Connect to the IRC network "irc.german-elite.net" and enter a
 channel.
   1. Issue the command "/query chanserv" or "/msg chanserv <command>".
   1. Issue the command "access <#channelname> list

 You will get an error message:

 {{{
 (2009-10-20 00:57:22) CHF: access #linuxuser list
 (2009-10-20 00:57:22) ChanServ: (notice) Es existieren keine
 entsprechenden Einträge in der Access-Liste von #linuxuser.
 }}}

 "There are no appropriate entries in the access list of <#channelname>."

 This happens ONLY on the first command entered manually in the newly
 opened window. The first command (the one which opened the window in the
 first place) succeeds, and any subsequent commands also succeed.

 A server operator told me that the message is triggered, if you give an
 erroneous array as the parameter after the keyword "list". So I suspect
 Pidgin/Libpurple to append some probably invisible garbage to the first
 command issued in a newly opened window.

 I am using Version 2.6.2 on Debian Squeeze/Sid.

 Regards, and thank you for the program, Christoph

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