`profanity mangen` will create for each command (`/account`, `/roster`)
an own manpage (`profanity-account.1`, `profanity-roster.1`)
See https://github.com/profanity-im/profanity/issues/1444
Needs some polishing formatting wise.
Regards https://github.com/profanity-im/profanity/issues/1435
So far we didn't print the error if it contained `<error
type="cancel">`. It appears that the code always thought this is a
service-not-available (so one is either blocked or the account doesn't
exist) and printed `Recipient not found`.
But there can be other errors as well. Like in above mentioned issue
`not-allowed`.
Let's just print the text.
In case of the cancel type we still remove the jid from the chat
sessions. I'm not entirely sure whether this needs to be done in other
cases too.
Using g_date_time_new_now_utc instead of g_date_time_new_now_local
Using g_date_time_format(timestamp, "%FT%TZ") instead of "%FT%T%:::z"
Edit:
DebXWoody created this patch because ejabberd returned an error with the
old date format.
When a bookmark is created with '/bookmark add' command,
ext_gajim_minimize remains uninitialised in new bookmark object and
is read further in _send_bookmarks().
Initialise the field with 0.
Fixes#1432.
Commit f12161f fixes memory leak, but introduces use-after-free issue.
Allocate new memory for win_name with g_strdup() since it is freed with
g_free() later.
This partly reverts d3a387a0ec.
For proanity 0.9.x we still wanted to support older glib versions so
that we can be packaged for various linux distros.
Now with 0.10 we want to move on.
Replace our own stanza_get_child_by_name_and_ns() with the upstreamed
xmpp_stanza_get_child_by_name_and_ns() provided by the new
libstrophe/libmesode 0.10.0.
This allows profanity to work without segfaulting from NULL
pointer dereferences when used with NetBSD libcurses.
Basic functionality was tested, there may be more NULL pointer
issues hiding.
- Add NetBSD as a recognized platform without -ldl.
- Allow building with NetBSD libcurses instead of ncurses.
- Portability to NetBSD sh - use POSIX '=' instead of '=='.
archive_is is <stanza-id> or <result id=""> and should identify one
message stable and uniquely.
See XEP-0359: Unique and Stable Stanza IDs.
We need this for example for this situation:
* we go online with Profanity
* we fetch all messages since yesterday
* we add them to the db
* we go offline
* we go online with Profanity
* we fetch all messages since yesterday
* we only want to add the new ones
So far we don't ask MAM "give me all since last 'id'" but since a
certain date.
In case no archive_id will be set, it will be `(null)` and thus should
be inserted anyways because it won't find a value with (null) in that
row.
Because when adding we use `message->stanzaid ? message->stanzaid : "",`
so it will be empty in such a case.
Regards MAM: https://github.com/profanity-im/profanity/issues/660
Regards Stable IDs: https://github.com/profanity-im/profanity/issues/1207
We use malloc() to allcoate memory for the arguments.
But later on in cmd_funcs.c we use g_strfreev() to free it.
Let's use g_malloc() to allocate instead.
Second change is to use g_malloc() and g_free() for a gchar.
Autocomplete only completed on|off.
Now:
`/lastactivity get` -> get server uptime
`/lastactivity get <jid>` -> get user lastactivity
`/lastactivity set on` -> enable for self
`/lastactivity set off` -> disable for self
Fix https://github.com/profanity-im/profanity/issues/1411
`parse_args()` and `parse_args_with_freetext()` shared a lot of common
code.
Let's have a helper function `_parse_args_helper()` for that. The
`with_freetext` parameter will make it behave like
`parse_args_with_freetext()`.
In preparation for https://github.com/profanity-im/profanity/issues/1404
This commit partly reverts
8f37afcd37
Which was using a wrong approach to achieve this.
It changed parse_args() to have a -1 for infinite parameters.
But actually parse_args_with_freetext() should have been used exactly
for this behaviour.
Discovered when checking for
https://github.com/profanity-im/profanity/issues/1404
Discovering Public Keys via PEP
* 4.3 Discovering Public Keys of a User
* 4.4 Requesting Public Keys
* Import Public Keys into GnuPG's local keyring.
Issue: #1331
