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fjklp
When I send an omemo message to a contact for the first time in a private message, it worked as expected.✎ -
fjklp
When I sent an omemo message to a contact for the first time in a private message, it worked as expected. ✏
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fjklp
When I sent an omemo message to a contact in a private message via muc (what is this properly called?), the fist sent message resulted in info messages from gajim
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fjklp
unfortunately those messages disappeared after switching chats
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fjklp
there were two messages. Something like "Checking for devices to encrypt to." Then "No trusted devices found" then a button to "Manage Trust".
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fjklp
All this when I have blind trust enabled. Then, with no further configuration changes, the next message went through, encrypted. Isn't this a bug? Shouldn't the first message get posted with omemo with no extra warnings/notices?
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cryptomobley
If on gajim you deactivate the saving of passwords by system password manager, it will save the passwords in the plain in a gajim configuration dir.
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Philipp Hörist pushed 2 commits to branch _refs/heads/master_ of _gajim_ < https://dev.gajim.org/gajim/gajim >: *a7162c47* < https://dev.gajim.org/gajim/gajim/-/commit/a7162c47915b3bf74d44342c6264c9853fc5f46b > fix: ServerInfo: Use domain instead of hostname for queries Fixes #11653 *0e92bf3f* < https://dev.gajim.org/gajim/gajim/-/commit/0e92bf3fcbf701b7a2bdfe477dd6c28e4ec25be4 > fix: Avatar: Send presence after changing avatar Fixes #11669
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lovetox
fjklp, its not a bug, that is the way we written it
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fjklp
you want that user experience?
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lovetox
not necessarily, but the alternativ is too much work for too little gain
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anakylx
hello
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Philipp Hörist pushed 1 commit to branch _refs/heads/master_ of _gajim_ < https://dev.gajim.org/gajim/gajim >: *546669e2* < https://dev.gajim.org/gajim/gajim/-/commit/546669e2cd155fda1b1d9bb9c595ca040ee6e4b8 > fix: Control: Add events with correct timestamp Fixes #11670
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Philipp Hörist pushed 1 commit to branch _refs/heads/master_ of _gajim_ < https://dev.gajim.org/gajim/gajim >: *86da1256* < https://dev.gajim.org/gajim/gajim/-/commit/86da12569b76e38a545ccac598fd6587c62c711e > fix: Presence: Don’t fail on unknown MUC presences Fixes #10967
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mimi89999
lovetox: What's the issue with Windows system shutdown?
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lovetox
we dont know when it happens
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lovetox
we need to catch the event somehow that windows sends
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lovetox
there are specific WM_* events that are sent to the application window when Windows shutsdown
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mimi89999
How is it different from the app being closed by the user?
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Philipp Hörist pushed 1 commit to branch _refs/heads/master_ of _gajim_ < https://dev.gajim.org/gajim/gajim >: *18716764* < https://dev.gajim.org/gajim/gajim/-/commit/187167640fba0c4269bc8a9f9fc22763d8e20b40 > fix: Audio/Video: Disable broken stun server code Fixes #11559
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mimi89999
lovetox: I think the only way of doing that would be to use pywin32, but that would mean having to use threads
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mimi89999
https://github.com/grintor/win_graceful_shutdown
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mimi89999
https://github.com/neeeel/TimeTracker/blob/master/taskbar.py#L18
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lovetox
why? because the win runtime api lets you not set a callback to wndproc?
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mimi89999
Could we use https://docs.python.org/3/library/atexit.html ?
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lovetox
you cannot use anything in the python world
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mimi89999
> why? because the win runtime api lets you not set a callback to wndproc? It seems that you need to win32gui.RegisterClass and win32gui.CreateWindow for it to actually work ↺
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lovetox
a user posted an example in the issue
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lovetox
how it would work, without pywin32
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lovetox
you just need to tap into the window message queue
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lovetox
i wondererd if this is possible with winrt, more easily
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mimi89999
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/apps/develop/dispatcherqueue ??
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lovetox
sounds like it but i doubt its it, the example code in the issue is also problematic i think, it sets a new address for the wndproc callbac✎ -
lovetox
sounds like it but i doubt its it, the example code in the issue is also problematic i think, it sets a new address for the wndproc callback ✏
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lovetox
not sure if we dont overwrite then other code that sets this like GTK
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mimi89999
How is it handled in other apps?
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lovetox
i dont know any GTK apps that are python and handle this
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lovetox
ah i see the code in the example should work
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lovetox
it call the original wndproc callback after processing the event
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lovetox
the routine that matches the window, i dont really understand
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lovetox
it says, if its in the same thread and the window is visible
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lovetox
why does it need to be visible ..
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taba2
polarian: hello. if you recall i continued working on the movim aur package. i managed to get it working to an extent https://movim.gtk.ge but i haven't had the time to continue in a while. would you like to take over?
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polarian
this isn't the movim channel :P
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polarian
taba2, submit a patch to git.polarian.dev (routing issues currently, unreachable with IPv4, v6 only) or email me a patch to polarian@polarian.dev
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polarian
wait I don't think I pulled movim
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polarian
https://git.polarian.dev/AUR/movim
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taba2
i'll try
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mimi89999
> it says, if its in the same thread and the window is visible > > why does it need to be visible .. Maybe they mean that the app has to have a window, but it can be minimized?
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mimi89999
Anyway, I see a bigger issue. I don't see that namespace in the WinRT reference: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/uwp/api/
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mimi89999
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/apps/windows-app-sdk/
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mimi89999
Hm
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mimi89999
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/windows-app-sdk/api/winrt/?view=windows-app-sdk-1.4
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polarian
taba2, done?
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Daniel Brötzmann pushed 1 commit to branch _refs/heads/master_ of _gajim_ < https://dev.gajim.org/gajim/gajim >: *fd7d7606* < https://dev.gajim.org/gajim/gajim/-/commit/fd7d760609f058d948ba990928b033de020fdddb > fix: Message row menu: Show quote and copy actions only if there is text Fixes #11652
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polarian
gajim bandwidth issues is really getting on my nerves :/
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cal0pteryx
polarian, no idea what you are talking about
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polarian
cal0pteryx, constant disconnects from the MUCs (a few days ago I couldn't connect for 24 hours), dev.gajim.org taking 20 minutes to load
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polarian
it doesn't seem to be an issue on my end
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polarian
others say they had the same issue too
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cal0pteryx
polarian, it's a server issue, and it's being worked on
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polarian
By any chance is it a lack of bandwidth? xD
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lovetox
works fine for me
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cal0pteryx
> gajim bandwidth issues has nothing to do with Gajim :) it's gajim.org's servers, not the client you are talking about
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polarian
I was referring to the servers...
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cal0pteryx
not obvious :) but it's being worked on
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polarian
nice.
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polarian
who maintains the gajim servers anyways?
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cal0pteryx
asterix, the creator of Gajim
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polarian
ah right, the person who isn't around very much :P
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polarian
I assume they are busy a lot
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cal0pteryx
priorities change, but he's still maintaining stuff for gajim.org's infrastructure, which is nice
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polarian
Is it in the cloud? or local?
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cal0pteryx
afaik it's hosted locally, but that's about what I know
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taba2
polarian: i'm not done, sorry
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polarian
cal0pteryx, would explain the issues :)
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taba2
you don't have to check up on me to find the email do you?
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taba2
(no offense)
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mimi89999
lovetox: what do you think about https://windows-toasts.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ for notifications?
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polarian
taba2, what do you mean by that?
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cal0pteryx
polarian, it has nothing to do with bandwidth, and it's being addressed. please be patient
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polarian
I am just curious what the issue is
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taba2
polarian: i'll just email you the patxh
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polarian
sysadmin to sysadmin :P
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taba2
kiss
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polarian
taba2, ah ok
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polarian
whether it will go through with my network shitfuckery right now is another question :D
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lovetox
mimi89999, sure try it, check also the issues on that project seems there are some unsolved problems
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mimi89999
It looks quite nice
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cryptomobley
If on gajim you deactivate the saving of passwords by system password manager, it will save the passwords in the plain in a gajim configuration dir.
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cal0pteryx
cryptomobley: you posted that before. It's intentional. Where else would your password be stored? It even has a hint saying that it is saved on disk in plain
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cryptomobley
> cryptomobley: you posted that before. It's intentional. Where else would your password be stored? It even has a hint saying that it is saved on disk in plain It's problem for security ↺
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cal0pteryx
If you purposefully disable security, yes there is none for you :)
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pep.
cal0pteryx, it's possible to save the hashed scram thingy maybe? if it's scram