[Using msnp11, amsn connects fine.]

I'm getting the same error and behaviour.. as a matter of fact, i was about to publish the status log myself when i saw this post.

I'm getting it since some hours ago.

The strange issue is that pidgin connectsfine.

I guess something is changed in the servers, that has to do with something amsn implements but pidgin does not (msnp15/roaming etc..)

edit: Using msnp11, amsn connects fine.

Here is my status log (using msnp15):

Code:

[11:39:07] Farsight : Preparing
[11:39:07] logging in, destroying loginscreen : loggingIn
[11:39:07] cmsn_auth starting, stat=a
[11:39:08] Farsight answering : LOCAL_CODEC: 96 AMR-WB 16000
[11:39:08] Farsight answering : LOCAL_CODEC: 97 AMR 8000
[11:39:08] Farsight answering : LOCAL_CODEC: 3 GSM 8000
[11:39:08] Farsight answering : LOCAL_CODEC: 98 MPA 90000
[11:39:08] Farsight answering : LOCAL_CODEC: 8 PCMA 8000
[11:39:08] Farsight answering : LOCAL_CODEC: 0 PCMU 8000
[11:39:08] Farsight answering : LOCAL_CODEC: 99 SIREN 16000
[11:39:08] Farsight answering : LOCAL_CODECS_DONE
[11:39:08] cmsn_auth starting, stat=v
[11:39:08] Logged in with protocol MSNP15
[11:39:08] Farsight answering : LOCAL_CANDIDATE: L0 1  UDP 0 MY.IP.WAS.HERE 15667
[11:39:08] Farsight answering : LOCAL_CANDIDATE: L0 2  UDP 0 MY.IP.WAS.HERE 15668
[11:39:08] Farsight answering : LOCAL_CANDIDATES_DONE
[11:39:08] Farsight : Farsight is now prepared!
[11:39:08] Closed pipe :
[11:39:08] cmsn_auth starting, stat=i
[11:39:08] Sending SOAP request to https://login.live.com/RST.srf with action

{ list of cencored regexps snipped }

[11:39:08] cmsn_auth starting, stat=u
[11:39:10] Received answer to SOAP request sent to https://login.live.com/RST.srf with action  : ...
[11:39:10] ... status=success, LastError=, FaultDetail=
[11:39:10] SSO::AuthenticateCallback : ::SSOAuthentication::SOAPRequest1 - success
[11:39:10] Found security token ::SSOAuthentication::SecurityToken1 for address http://Passport.NET/tb
[11:39:10] Found security token ::SSOAuthentication::SecurityToken3 for address contacts.msn.com
[11:39:10] Found security token ::SSOAuthentication::SecurityToken5 for address messenger.msn.com
[11:39:10] Found security token ::SSOAuthentication::SecurityToken7 for address messengerclear.live.com
[11:39:10] Found security token ::SSOAuthentication::SecurityToken9 for address messengersecure.live.com
[11:39:10] Found security token ::SSOAuthentication::SecurityToken11 for address spaces.live.com
[11:39:10] Found security token ::SSOAuthentication::SecurityToken13 for address storage.msn.com
[11:39:10] cmsn_auth starting, stat=us
[11:39:10] save_config: saving config for user MY_USERNAME@hotmail.com in /home/trv/.amsn/MY_USERNAME_hotmail_com]
[11:39:10] save_config: saving config_file. Opening of file returned : file9
[11:39:10] save_config: Config saved
[11:39:10] Loading address book data...
[11:39:13] Address book data loaded...
[11:39:13] Going to receive contact list
[11:39:13] Sending SOAP request to https://contacts.msn.com/abservice/SharingService.asmx with action http://www.msn.com/webservices/AddressBook/FindMembership
[11:39:14] Sending SOAP request to https://contacts.msn.com/abservice/abservice.asmx with action http://www.msn.com/webservices/AddressBook/ABFindAll
[11:39:14] Got unknown NS input!! --> SBS
SBS 0 null
[11:39:14] Getting demographic and auth information
[11:39:14] Getting local IP
[11:39:14] Finished
[11:39:14] ::abook::getFirewalled: Connecting to MY.IP.WAS.HERE port 6892
[11:39:14] Connecting to http://firewall.amsn-project.net/check_connectivity.php?port=6892&id=830
[11:39:15] Received answer to SOAP request sent to https://contacts.msn.com/abservice/abservice.asmx with action http://www.msn.com/webservices/AddressBook/ABFindAll : ...
[11:39:15] ... status=fault, LastError=q0:BadContextToken, FaultDetail=PassportAuthFail
[11:39:15] ABFindALL Callback called : fault - q0:BadContextToken
[11:39:15] Synchronization done
[11:39:15] ::MSN::CloseSB ns Called
[11:39:15] ::MSN::ClearSB ns called
[11:39:15] clearing sb ns. oldstat=d
[11:39:15] Loging out
[11:39:15] logging out, creating loginscreen : loggedOut
[11:39:15] LoadLoginList: starting
[11:39:15] LoadLoginList: getting profiles
[11:39:15] LoadLoginList: HOME=/home/trv/.amsn/MY_USERNAME_hotmail_com, HOME2=/home/trv/.amsn, HOMEE=/home/trv/.amsn
[11:39:15] LoadLoginList: adding profile trvtest@trvtest.com with lock num 0
[11:39:15] LoadLoginList: adding profile MY_USERNAME@hotmail.com with lock num 64973
[11:39:15] Received answer to SOAP request sent to https://contacts.msn.com/abservice/SharingService.asmx with action http://www.msn.com/webservices/AddressBook/FindMembership : ...
[11:39:15] ... status=fault, LastError=q0:BadContextToken, FaultDetail=PassportAuthFail
[11:39:15] FindMembership Callback called : fault - q0:BadContextToken
[11:39:15] ConfigChange: MY_USERNAME@hotmail.com
[11:39:15] ConfigChange: Valid email
[11:39:16] Picture.tcl: Unable to crop image with TkCxImage
coordinates for -from option extend outside source image
[11:39:20] ::abook::getFirewalled: connection_success (-3)
[11:39:20] My IP is MY.IP.WAS.HERE
[11:39:20] Error reading EOF for ::NS::Connection1: can not find channel named ""
[11:39:20] ::MSN::CloseSB ::ns Called
[11:39:20] ::MSN::ClearSB ::ns called
[11:39:20] clearing sb ::ns. oldstat=d

lol, somehow i thought there was dp roaming never mind then.. i prefer the devs doing more work on amsn2 than implement dp roaming Q)

I am using latest svn versions of amsn in both my desktop and my laptop.

The last change that i did to my Display Picture and personal message was from my laptop.

Later the same day, using the desktop, i can see that the DP is not changing to the new one, shouldn't it change?

Now i just have different DP in laptop and desktop, for several days after many log-ins in both.

I think some revisions back DP roaming worked, now it doesnt seem so

You are very wrong about anti-aliasing not being usefull in linux yet, antialiasing exists for over 4+ years in every aspect of a modern linux system.
Of course you can fine-tune the 'smoothness' according to your needs.
And of course again, there is no decrease in system performance, at least not in systems built after 1998

Can you please provide some screenshots to support your theory of non-antialiased good looking fonts look nicer that anti-aliased ones? I can't even imagine a modern operating system without antialiasing in fonts! You beeing a web-develepor is highly irrelevant by the way, a lot of us are, and use antialiased fonts.. In fact, almost everybode uses this kind of fonts. Installing msttcorefonts has nothing to do with it, you just have your win fonts, there are highly better ones for free ofcourse, but thats another story. I use msttcorefonts too.

I still can't understand why anybody would'nt want anti-aliased fonts. aMSN (using tcl8.4) was maybe the last application on earth without anti-aliased fonts in linux, except some ancient xpdf or something.. All your other apps in fact use antialiasing (gtk / kde uses it..)

How did you install it?
What version of tcl do you have installed?

why would you disable anti-aliasing? amsn is "ugly" WITHOUT antialiased fonts, not WITH them!

use sudo or run nautilus with gksudo (dangerous)

just issue this command (from a terminal)

sudo update-alternatives --config wish

then you will presented with a menu, and you have to choose wish8.5 instead wish8.4.

i dont think we ever found a fix for this one..
just a workaround.. dont use compiz

it is a known bug... has been reported in several threads

theres no thread specifically about the qt or gtk frontend thats why :p

do you have the "remember my password" option checked or unchecked?

volansspica: i have the version that is in intrepid, installed the "ubuntu" way.

I have details about this in the previous page of this thread

there should be a evas.c_evas.h in there, there is one in my directory at least!

[warning: no files found matching '*.h' under directory 'evas']

warning: no files found matching '*.h' under directory 'evas'

this is from your output... whats the contents of your evas directory?