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For me, Pidgin-2.4.1 that came with Slackware-12.1 was
working fine until yesterday. Now my Jabber account is
okay, but my ICQ account says:
Code:
The client version you are using is too old.
Please upgrade at http://pidgin.im/
It gives a choice to Modify Account of Re-enable. Neither
option changes anything, and it has the same problem with
the same ICQ account on three different boxen.
Perhaps I'll build Pidgin-2.4.3 and see what happens.
For me, Pidgin-2.4.1 that came with Slackware-12.1 was
working fine until yesterday. Now my Jabber account is
okay, but my ICQ account says:
Code:
The client version you are using is too old.
Please upgrade at http://pidgin.im/
It gives a choice to Modify Account of Re-enable. Neither
option changes anything, and it has the same problem with
the same ICQ account on three different boxen.
Perhaps I'll build Pidgin-2.4.3 and see what happens.
Thanks for the links! I got it from SourceForge via proxy server.
I tried building it with Alien Bob's pidgin.SlackBuild, and that failed.
Then I tried with Pat's from Slack-12.1, and that failed.
I have a 3-day old RAID array on my workstation. This morning I built a new
kernel, and now neither it nor the default Slack-12.1 will boot. It has swap
as /dev/md0; /boot as /dev/md1; / as /dev/md2 - with is a LVM encrypted with LUKS.
Alien Bob has built and uploaded a Pidgin-2.4.3 package to his repository at Slackware.
It works fine ... my ICQ account is back online.
NB: His version is built without gnutls but instead getting the SSL support from Mozilla
NSS (provided by the Seamonkey package). So if you install this one, you will need to
have Seamonkey installed, also. It is included in Slackware-12.1.
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