leonAsterix, [22:43:04] Asterix: leon: and then can you resolve?
leonyes I can
Asterixhaaaa, so calling this __res_init() is a working workarround
leonthough I have no idea what __res_init() does
leonapparently
Asterixit forces glibc to re-read resolve.conf
leonok
AsterixI wonder if it's needed for every distro and should be in python-nbxmpp, or only in distro packages :/
leonit shouldn't break anything on any distro, should it?
Asterixno I'll put that in a try/except, but that cases to reload resolve.conf unnecessarily for all users that don't change network (probably quasi-all users)
leonyes..
leonit shouldn't be gajim's responsibility to check if the user's changed network, really
Asterixinstalling nscd should also resolve your problem
leonor python-libasyncns, i guess
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• Ticket #7311 (traceback on decryption of OpenPGP-encrypted messages) updated
I can reproduce these tracebacks, I always get them whenever I received OpenPGP-encrypted messages while I was offline. I added the two lines to src/common/connection_handlers.py, below is the output from going online after having received two encrypted messages while offline.
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Asterixno I don't think libasyncns will help. It just do the resolving in an async way, but I don't think it will help with the network changement