[Pidgin] #15038: Some MSN messages fail to send to/from recipient

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#15038: Some MSN messages fail to send to/from recipient
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 Reporter:  redyoshi49q  |        Owner:  QuLogic
     Type:  defect       |       Status:  new    
Milestone:               |    Component:  MSN    
  Version:  2.10.3       |   Resolution:         
 Keywords:               |  
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Comment(by redyoshi49q):

 I've attached a copy/paste of the debug log and of the corresponding MSN
 convo for that time.  The debug log was started shortly after the start of
 the conversation; the very beginning of the convo isn't represented in the
 debug log, but everything else, including the bug's occurrence, is.

 The environment is the same as it was in the initial post (Pidgin 2.10.3,
 *not* the most current version as of the time of this post).  Also note
 that during this convo, I see the other person as offline while he sees me
 as online.

 Lastly, because both myself and my IM partner copy/pasted our own sides of
 the conversation, the chat log is a tad confusing.  At 10:06:26, I paste
 earlier lines of my own chat log, and the next five lines are a part of
 that paste.  Just after that, at 10:06:54, my partner pastes his side of
 the convo, and his output is double spaced; note that the lines he
 copy/pasted were not received by me earlier in the conversation.

 This debug log/conversation log only shows messages that I have failed to
 receive.  My IM partner wasn't able to stay long enough to reproduce the
 part of the bug where messages fail to send to him.  Hopefully, I'll be
 able to generate another debug log/conversation log combo that illustrates
 that as well.

 When should I have the debug window open to get the debug information for
 status?  Is that generated when the MSN account logs in?

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