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Re: STARTTLS uses native GnuTLS on Emacs 24

Richard Lewis — 2012-05-17T13:50:13

At Tue, 15 May 2012 22:58:19 +0100,
Magnus Henoch wrote:


One test it would be interesting to carry out is seeing what happens
when the host OS drops the network connection or internet routing. In
my experience, Emacs' networking implementations are quite susceptible
to this and tend to cause Emacs to hang.

I get this occasionally when using public wireless networks. But you
could probably simulate the situation at home with a modem-router and,
leaving your LAN enabled, disable the modem part of the device so that
packets can't be routed to the internet. Then see what happens to
Emacs.

Richard

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Re: STARTTLS uses native GnuTLS on Emacs 24

Magnus Henoch — 2012-05-17T10:00:06

Hm, it seems like this makes Emacs segfault or something on Mac OS X. Need
to investigate when I have time…
On May 15, 2012 10:46 PM, "Magnus Henoch" <magnus.henoch< at >gmail.com> wrote:

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STARTTLS uses native GnuTLS on Emacs 24

Magnus Henoch — 2012-05-15T21:58:19

Hi all,

I just committed a change to the master branch that makes jabber.el use
native GnuTLS support, if your Emacs is new enough (i.e. version 24) and
has such support compiled in.

It should verify certificates by default, and refuse to connect to
servers with invalid certificates.  You can disable the checks per
server by adding the server name to jabber-invalid-certificate-servers.

Testing would be appreciated.  I've just given it a quick run on a
GnuTLS-enabled Emacs, so I _hope_ I haven't broken it on older Emacsen.
Also, it would be interesting to know if this works on Windows; I
remember that it was quite painful to get Emacs to talk to
gnutls-cli...

Regards,
Magnus


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Re: Customized alert for tmux

Magnus Henoch — 2012-04-15T10:25:26


I've been using this since you posted it, but I finally found time to
commit and push it.  Thanks!

Magnus


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Re: unsubscribe

Igor Sosa Mayor — 2012-03-23T07:27:32

please look at :

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and unsubscribe the list if you want so.

Re: Autoaway again: 2 issues

Igor Sosa Mayor — 2012-03-23T07:23:06

 

and this one? It's maybe not very elegant... thanks for your help!

Re: Autoaway again: 2 issues

Igor Sosa Mayor — 2012-03-22T12:35:31

 

you're right... i will think on a solution, although i can live with
this problem and use my own git branch for this issue (i have seldom an
xa status). 

If you have any suggestions... I have the impression the solution is not
trivial. Thx in any case.

Re: Autoaway again: 2 issues

Terechkov Evgenii — 2012-03-22T11:56:32


This patch breaks online->away->xa->online transition on unidle (it will
do online->away->xa->away instead).

Re: Autoaway again: 2 issues

Igor Sosa Mayor — 2012-03-22T11:22:21


I have tried to make a patch myself. 

1. there are 2 new variables (*jabber-last-show* and
*jabber-last-status*)
2. I changed a little bit 2 functions
 2.1 jabber-autoaway-set-idle
 2.2 jabber-autoaway-maybe-unidle

Be aware:
1. i'm not a elisp expert
2. this is the first time a send/make a patch for other people than me
3. i'm not saying i want the patch integrated. In any case: for me it is
working perfectly.

This patch apply to commit: 7c3e8e98ce458539efe2dd30b3051fbbed06cd01

Again, thanks a lot to the developers of emacs-jabber.

Re: Autoaway again: 2 issues [solved]

Igor Sosa Mayor — 2012-03-22T11:17:59

 

following Evgenii's advice I remove the setq configuration and put it in
the following way:

(custom-set-variables
 '(jabber-autoaway-method (quote jabber-xprintidle-get-idle-time))
 '(jabber-autoaway-timeout 20)
 '(jabber-autoaway-priority 2)
 '(jabber-autoaway-status "Ich bin kurz weg")
 '(jabber-autoaway-xa-priority 1)                                                                                              
 '(jabber-autoaway-xa-status "Ich bin lange weg")
 '(jabber-autoaway-xa-timeout 30))

And now it's working perfectly.

Thank you very much.

Re: Autoaway again: 2 issues

Igor Sosa Mayor — 2012-03-22T09:02:21

[sorry, I wrote to Evgenii instead of to the list; please answers to the
list!]



and in any case, what is the reason for such a feature? is this a xmpp
standard?

For me there are basically 2 status:
1. 'im there'
2. 'i'm not there'

and inside 'i'm there' there are 2 main status:
1. i'm there and you can chat with me
2. i'm there and you can not chat with me

But maybe i'm wrong...

Re: Autoaway again: 2 issues

Igor Sosa Mayor — 2012-03-22T08:35:35


good, thx for the answer in any case... Which function should I look at
in the source? I dont think i'm able to patch it (for me  at least), but
maybe I can learn some elisp at least...

Re: Autoaway again: 2 issues

Terechkov Evgenii — 2012-03-22T08:25:34


Show value of jabber-autoaway-methods variable, please (note final
-method_s_).


Nope. Not whithout patching, at least. Alternatively, you can describe
all presense's relationships to each other and ask someone to make a
patch.

Autoaway again: 2 issues

Igor Sosa Mayor — 2012-03-22T07:09:36

Hi,

unfortunately I have to write again about the autoaway issues I am
experiencing. There are two which maybe are related to each other.

At the moment, and following Evgenii's advice (thanks), I have this
config:

      jabber-default-show  ""
      jabber-autoaway-verbose t
      jabber-autoaway-timeout 7 
      jabber-autoaway-method 'jabber-current-idle-time 

(add-hook 'jabber-post-connect-hooks 'jabber-autoaway-start)

If I understand the help pages rightly, this should trigger autoaway
after 7 mins of no interaction with emacs. In this case I have the
problem that this is not working well. I'm observing the behaviour and
autoaway is triggered but not after 7 mins, but 14, 15, 16 mins... I
can't see any pattern.

The second issue is the following: I have this workflow:

1. connect in the morning [I want to be 'online']
2. begin of work [I want to be 'dnd']
3. coffee break [I wanto to be 'away'] <<<--- this is the problem
4. back to work [I want to be 'dnd'] <<<--- this is the problem
5. stop working

Re: autoaway triggered?

Igor Sosa Mayor — 2012-03-20T15:51:44

thnaks for your help. I will give it a try and will write again with the
results!


On Tue, Mar 20, 2012 at 11:39:43PM +0800, Terechkov Evgenii wrote:

Re: autoaway triggered?

Terechkov Evgenii — 2012-03-20T15:39:43


jabber-default-show (actually, *jabber-current-show* used in code).

Re: autoaway triggered?

Igor Sosa Mayor — 2012-03-20T14:30:36

Thanks for your answer, Evgenii.

Do you mean jabber-autoaway-status or jabber-default-show?

On Tue, Mar 20, 2012 at 10:08:12PM +0800, Terechkov Evgenii wrote:

Re: autoaway triggered?

Terechkov Evgenii — 2012-03-20T14:08:12

Autoaway will not be triggered if you manually set up status to XA or
DND. It is feature, not a bug. Try to set up status to Online.

Re: autoaway triggered?

Igor Sosa Mayor — 2012-03-20T13:51:49

this can be found in *Messages*

Autoaway triggered
Idle for 430 seconds
Idle for 440 seconds
Idle for 450 seconds
[...]
Idle for 600 seconds
Autoaway triggered
Idle for 610 seconds
Autoaway triggered
Idle for 620 seconds
Autoaway triggered
[----]
Idle for 1360 seconds
Autoaway triggered
Idle for 2 seconds
Back to unidle
"Mond, verstecke dich dazu" /= "Idle" - not resetting presence
Autoaway timer stopped
Autoaway timer started


On Tue, Mar 20, 2012 at 09:13:31AM +0100, Igor Sosa Mayor wrote:

autoaway triggered?

Igor Sosa Mayor — 2012-03-20T08:13:31

Hi,

i'm experiencing some problems with the autoaway with gmail.

I have the following config:

      jabber-autoaway-verbose t ;  muestra un mensaje al pasar a autoaway
      jabber-autoaway-timeout 7 ; funciona?
      jabber-autoaway-method 'jabber-current-idle-time ; ausencia de  interacciones con emacs

I see some messages in the *Messages* buffer (sorry, but at the moment
there is no one...).

BUT: if i see from the computer of my brother my account in gmail, it is
still as dnd, even if it should be away.

any hints? thanks in advance

GSoC: looking for mentors

Max — 2012-03-17T14:06:35

Hello.

Recently the list of organizations participating in GSoC-12 has been published. And
as usual it includes XMPP Standards Foundation.

I'd love to work on the best jabber client out there (guess which one ;) under their
umbrella. Who's willing to become mentor and contribute couple of lines to:
http://wiki.xmpp.org/web/Summer_of_Code_2012

cheers,
Max.

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