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Whether this is a bad-request (missing XML attributes or elements) or an
internal server error.
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If we never succeeded our connection+auth process, means we should probably
not attempt any-more, and just give up. If we ever did, this means a
reconnect is a good idea
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This reverts commit e3b91475ffd7c1c76868964614f66060ba9e3a85.
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fixes #2436
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Also remove the duplicate send_self_join methods, user only send_user_join
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By fixing a namespace when looking for an XML element containing that message
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The generated XML is very verbose because each IRC formatting tag makes us
close a <span/> element and reopen it with the new style applied. However,
this works quite well and is easy to implement.
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Because the XMPP component connection is only available locally, the XMPP
servers proably only listen on 127.0.0.1 instead of 0.0.0.0.
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And now we handle namespaces, yay.
And a nice little test.
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