[Pidgin] #14917: "1 account was disabled because you signed on from another location"

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#14917: "1 account was disabled because you signed on from another location"
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 Reporter:  ngroot  |        Owner:  MarkDoliner
     Type:  defect  |       Status:  new        
Milestone:          |    Component:  AIM        
  Version:  2.10.1  |   Resolution:             
 Keywords:          |  
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Comment(by ngroot):

 Sorry for the terminology confusion; I was using "BOS server" in the sense
 that it's used here: http://iserverd.khstu.ru/oscar/login.html .  I.e.,
 the server to which we connect after we get authorized.  In the log,
 that's the one with address OURAIMBOSIP, rather than OURAIMPROXYIP, to
 which we connect initially.

 Is there a reason that new TCP connections are created over which data for
 different SNAC families are passed?  Like I said, the official clients
 don't appear to do this; there are only two connections to the BOS server,
 and one doesn't have any data passing over it.

 Looking at the logs, I'm wondering if it's the second connection of type
 0x10 (SSBI) that's triggering the "logged in from elsewhere" disconnect.
 Is there a way to have it only make one of these connections at a time, or
 pass multiple families of SNAC data over the same FLAP connection?

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Ticket URL: <http://developer.pidgin.im/ticket/14917#comment:2>
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