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Currently no programmer works on ICQv7-t. Since there are alternatives such as JIT and AIM/ICQ-t and ICQv7-t has severe stability problems under load, we suggest replacing ICQv7-t. It can be replaced by JIT directly without changing the transport's XDB spool files.

Overall invisibility and visible list support.

Plz note the following:

1. Invisible list is the list of users which don't see your presence when you aren't in invisible state.

   Manipulation on invisible list should be performed while you aren't in invisible state.

   To put an user into the invisible list send

   <presence to='uin@icq.foo.bar' type='invisible'/>

   to remove from the invisible list send

   <presence to='uin@icq.foo.bar' type='available'/>

2. Visible list is the list of users which can see your presence when you are in invisible state.

   Manipulation on visible list should be performed while you are in invisible state.

   To put an user into the visible list send

   <presence to='uin@icq.foo.bar' type='available'/>

   to remove from the invisible list send

   <presence to='uin@icq.foo.bar' type='invisible'/>

3. Warning! The invisible list is server-stored, so users will be there even you relogin

Ported to libicq2000-0.3.1. So this pre-release requires pre-installed libicq2000.

Implemented per-user invisibility (i.e. invisible list). AFAIK the only client which supports it at the moment is JAJC (go here>>>).

Plz note that invisible list is server-stored. Once you made yourself invisible for a person by sending

<presence to='uin@icq.foo.bar' type='invisible'/>

<presence to='uin@icq.foo.bar' type='available'/>

A lot of bugs were fixed! If you experienced crashes or even couldn't start the transport, you should be greatly surprised now.

Release spotlights:

• FreeBSD port
• i18n for SMSes
• bugs fixes

• invisibility
• invisible lists (so, client authors, plz implement it in your clients!)
• and maybe more, see libicq2000 features here >>>

SMS-transport and several fixes.

Changes are here.

I've decided to release almost full-featured release to let everyone to test the transport before milestone 0.3.0 release.

Changes are here.

Almost all features of libicq2000 are incorporated into ICQv7-t, except SMS for now (until my cellular operator will begin to accept SMSes from ICQ again). Features of ICQv7-t now include:

• Message sending/receiving
• URL sending/receiving
• Status changes
• Authorisation Requests
• Fetching user info from server
• Fetching away messages
• Direct Connections

It seems that ICQv7-t doesn't work with gcc-2.95.3 (segfaults and so on). It's because JECL (one of ICQv7-t's components) can't coexist with gcc-2.95.3 and requires gcc-3.0.x. However I extremally test the transport with gcc-2.95.4 (Debian prerelease, i.e. CVS snapshot from 2.95 branch) and everything is fine.

So if you are experiencing weird behavior of ICQv7-t there are two solutions:

• get lastest snapshot from gcc-2.95 CVS branch and try it
• wait (not a long time) until ICQv7-t will accept gcc-3.0.x

The code of ICQv7-t is successfully moved to 0.2.0 version of libicq2000. There is the amount of work remained, but P2P direct connections work already. Check it out from the CVS and plz report bugs.

BTW, if you definitely want to use ICQv7-t with jabber-1.4.1 you can do it! Just replace

jabber-1.4.1/jabberd/base/base_accept.c

This release suggests many bugfixes and feature improvements, which will be incorporated into upcoming 0.2.0 release of ICQv7-t. Besides that, the following are planned for next iteration:

• SMS subagent (!)
• VCard related stuff

This release includes majority of libicq2000-0.1.2 functionality, but it isn't too much:

• Messaging (through server only)
• Presence notification

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