it does not crashed on Mac OS X, but there indeed is a bug:
can't read "nsme": no such variable
can't read "nsme": no such variable
while executing
"string totitle $nsme"
(procedure "::Login::DoLogin" line 30)
invoked from within
"::Login::DoLogin"
invoked from within
".jlogin.frall.f.b.btok invoke "
invoked from within
".jlogin.frall.f.b.btok instate {pressed !disabled} { .jlogin.frall.f.b.btok state !pressed; .jlogin.frall.f.b.btok invoke } "
(command bound to event)
test account is 6@e.kernelpanic.cc
PS@Mats: e.kernelpanic.cc is running ejabberd 2.0 beta1 which supports sevral new XEPs and XEP versions...so you might be interested in that server for testing purposes ;-)
it does not crashed on Mac OS X, but there indeed is a bug:
can't read "nsme": no such variable frall.f. b.btok invoke " frall.f. b.btok instate {pressed !disabled} { .jlogin. frall.f. b.btok state !pressed; .jlogin. frall.f. b.btok invoke } "
can't read "nsme": no such variable
while executing
"string totitle $nsme"
(procedure "::Login::DoLogin" line 30)
invoked from within
"::Login::DoLogin"
invoked from within
".jlogin.
invoked from within
".jlogin.
(command bound to event)
test account is 6@e.kernelpanic.cc
PS@Mats: e.kernelpanic.cc is running ejabberd 2.0 beta1 which supports sevral new XEPs and XEP versions...so you might be interested in that server for testing purposes ;-)