<Robot101> empathy unsubscribes people wrongly on XMPP <Robot101> when you reject a subscription request <Robot101> it just subscription='remove' it from the roster <Robot101> that doesn't actually respond to the presence type='subscribe' stanza <Robot101> so when you log out and in, you get it back, again. <cassidy> it calls tp_contact_remove_async() <cassidy> it calls http://telepathy.freedesktop.org/spec/Connection_Interface_Contact_List.html#Method:RemoveContacts <sjoerd> yeah, that should set subscribe and publish to no
To my untrained eyes, it looks like this code in gabble_roster_handle_remove is responsible: ... /* If the contact is really stored on the server, deleting their roster item * is sufficient. If they're not, we might have some state resulting from * a publish request or remote removal or something. */ if (item->subscription == GABBLE_ROSTER_SUBSCRIPTION_REMOVE) { /* These will clear a status of REMOVED_REMOTELY or ASK */ roster_item_set_publish (item, TP_SUBSCRIPTION_STATE_NO, NULL); ... I think this _set_publish needs to be outside of the _REMOVE case - a contact who is _NONE or _TO on the roster could still be asking us for publishing permission.
(In reply to comment #1) > I think this _set_publish needs to be outside of the _REMOVE case - a contact > who is _NONE or _TO on the roster could still be asking us for publishing > permission. Actually a lie - this doesn't cause an unsubscribe to be sent... hrm.
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