I’ve fixed a few bugs with the new log viewer. The fixes should be in the next binary (Nov 29 or later).
Because one of the bugs involved searching, you’re going to need to reset your Adium log searching indexes. To reset the search index, quit Adium and:
Delete the ‘Adium’ folder from at ~/Library/Caches (From inside your home folder).
Next time you open Adium’s log viewer it will rebuild the index, and all should work 🙂
So today’s binary has a change to the way languages are encoded… AIM seems to include LANG=”11″ when sending non-English languages. This is not standard HTML, and I’m not sure what it means. For the moment, we’re going to include LANG=”11″ with every message… please IM me or email me if you come across any problems sending or receiving, letting me know which you were doing, what language, and between Adium and what other client/platform.
Compile from sourcers have a ranlib in your future.
The liboscar.a file is going to be corrupted as you download it. Either delete it preemptively or delete and reupdate. Then ranlib the file again.
If you are getting a crash on launch with the newest binary, ‘Get Info’ on Adium in the finder and disable the ‘Event Bezel’ plugin.
This is already fixed in the CVS, so it should work as expected in the next binary 🙂
New message prefix preferences are in for the next binary! 🙂
Message prefixes can now contain time stamps, specify alias/userName display, conditionally display additional text, contain inline messages, and support tail prefixing. When a prefix with an inline message is used, the message view will hide user icons and bubbles, reverting back to a classic IM look.
It’s pretty spiffy stuff, and more powerful than the preferences let on. 🙂
Because of these changes, you must either:
A) User the message display preferences to select a prefix from the menu
or
B) When Adium is closed, trash the file located at (From your home folder):
~/Library/Application Support/Adium 2.0/Users/Default/Message Display.plist
to reset your prefixes to the new defaults.
