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Home Help Search Login Register aMSN Forums>aMSN Support>Linux>AMSN write an amsn messenger error in offline messages Pages: [1] « previous next » amsn channel Print Author Topic: AMSN write an error in offline messages (Read 7007 times) robyt msn messenger clone Newbie Offline Posts: 27 AMSN write an error in offline messages « on: June 09, 2008, 01:33:00 pm » Hi.. with the last version if i
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send an offline messages appear an error box:[14:30:30] sending OIM to xxx@hotmail.it[14:30:30] -----------------------------------------[14:30:30] >>> GOT TCL/TK ERROR : {{list element in quotes followed by "non" instead of space}}>>> Stack:list element in quotes followed by "non" instead of space while executing"open "|${execline}" r" (procedure "::desktop_integration::launch_question" line 16) invoked from within"::desktop_integration::launch_question "kdialog a msn --yesno \"$message\" --caption \"$title\" 2>/dev/null"" ("yesno" arm line 5) invoked from within"switch $type {"ok" {switch $icon {"info"{set ktype "msgbox"}"error" {set ktype "error"}default {set ktype "msgbox"..."
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"::desktop_integration::KmessageBox {Vuoi inviare questo messaggio come un messaggio "non in linea"?} yesno question {} .container_2.msg_5" ("eval" body line 1) invoked from within"eval ::desktop_integration::KmessageBox $args" (procedure "::amsn::messageBox" line 2) invoked from within"::amsn::messageBox [trans asksendoim] yesno question "" $window" (procedure "::OIM_GUI::MessageSend" line 16) invoked from within"::OIM_GUI::MessageSend $chatid $txt" (procedure "::MSN::messageTo" line 10) invoked from within"::MSN::messageTo $chatid "$msgchunk" $ackid $friendlyname" (procedure "::amsn::MessageSend" line 173) invoked from within"::amsn::MessageSend .container_2.msg_5 .container_2.msg_5.f.bottom.left.in.inner.text" (command bound to event)>>> Code: NONE[14:30:30] -----------------------------------------[14:30:30] >>> AMSN version: 0.98b - AMSN date: 06/06/2008 20:57:57[14:30:30] >>> TCL version : 8.5.2 - TK version : 8.5.2[14:30:30] >>> tcl_platform array content : osVersion 2.6.25.1 pointerSize 4 byteOr
Reviver 2:mac → Most third-party Messenger clients have gone offlinetemporarily Nov 12 Posted by Jonathan If you have been using BitlBee, Pidgin (or anything using its library, libpurple), Trillian or some other third-party instant pidgin skype plugin messaging client that supports the msn protocol, you may have noticed over the past
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few hours that either your contact list is no longer accessible or you cannot sign in. In BitlBee, you'll see:
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in Tcl/Tk Operating system Multi-platform Type Instant messaging client License GNU General Public License Website www.amsn-project.net aMSN[1] is a free Windows Live Messenger clone. aMSN attempts to emulate the look and feel of Windows Live Messenger, and supports many of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMSN its features. It has been downloaded approximately 40 million times as of January 2011, making it the 21st most downloaded project on SourceForge.[2] aMSN is available for any system that supports Tcl/Tk 8.5 or higher, including Microsoft Windows, Macintosh and any UNIX/Linux variant, including Maemo (Nokia's internet tablets) and OpenSolaris.[3] A portable version for Windows is available by PortableApps.[4] Contents 1 History 2 Removal of video call and webcam functionality 3 msn messenger Features 4 See also 5 References 6 External links History[edit] aMSN was based on a previous application named Compu's Messenger (ccmsn), released on September 21, 2001 by Dave Mifsud. Features in this application were quite limited and development seemed to be stopped. Alvaro Iradier made a fork of the development with his own version, aMSN (Alvaro's Messenger). At the time Didimo E. Grimaldo was also working on his own branch of ccMSN amsn offline messages until both Alvaro and Didimo heard of each other in a development forum and decided to merge their improvements into one version. The first version of aMSN was released on May 22, 2002 on Sourceforge. After several successful releases of their join effort, Didimo E. Grimaldo decided to take leave as a developer due to other pressing responsibilities and lack of time. ccMSN/aMSN was in fact the last of several free and open source projects in which Didimo worked. More developers joined the project, like Philippe G. Khalaf and later Youness Alaoui. Today, the project keeps going thanks to the effort and help of an increasing number of developers, translators, and designers. aMSN is well known for quickly implementing most of the official client's features, often being the only third-party client that supports them. For example, it is the only client that supports video conferencing on Mac.[5] It has been reviewed by many software-specialized websites.[6][7] Its releases have appeared on several well-known blogs,[8][9][10][11] its developers have been interviewed,[12][13] and it has even appeared on a few TV series internationally.[14][15] Removal of video call and webcam functionality[edit] With the release of Windows Live Messenger 2009, Microsoft made changes to the protocol used by Windows Live Messenger. These changes included the use of P