Detect disconnects (Psi+ v0.16-dev-20130321)

[GDR!]

Hi,

I'm often connecting to VPNs when working and Psi doesn't notice that it's disconnected from the server.

It looks like this:

- I'm connected to an XMPP account

- I connect to a VPN

- Psi shows that the connection is still active (yellow star)

- I'm not able to receive messages when someone writes to me

- I'm able to send messages but they never reach the server or recipient 

The situation would be OK within a few minutes after connecting but it can last for many hours when I'm unaware that I'm not able to receive messages even though Psi shows me it's connected.

Is there some setting I can enable so Psi xmpp-pings the server  to see if it's still connected and reconnect if necessary? Or something similar that would help me solve this problem?

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GDR!

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[GDR!]

I should probably mention one more thing: I have to go offline and online again. Not even changing status makes Psi notice it's disconnected - it happily changes status to Away without any errors.

[Jupp@Gmail]

Hello,

On Sat, Mar 23, 2013 at 6:49 PM, GDR! <gje...@gmail.com> wrote:

Is there some setting I can enable so Psi xmpp-pings the server  to see if it's still connected and reconnect if necessary? Or something similar that would help me solve this problem?

 

There is.

Navigate from menu: General->Account Setup->Modify->Connection

Option box to tick : Send 'keep-alive' packets (to prevent timeouts)

[Justin Karneges]

This is enabled by default, and it is dependent on the operating system's TCP timeout which is usually something like 20 minutes.

 

It should definitely not take hours to timeout, unless something fishy is going on with the OS or VPN.

 

Justin

[GDR!]

>> There is.
>
>> Navigate from menu: General->Account Setup->Modify->Connection
>
>> Option box to tick : Send 'keep-alive' packets (to prevent timeouts)
>
>
>
> This is enabled by default, and it is dependent on the operating system's
> TCP timeout which is usually something like 20 minutes.
>
>
>
> It should definitely not take hours to timeout, unless something fishy is
> going on with the OS or VPN.

I have that option enabled.

Everything else works good. Thunderbird shows new IMAP PUSH emails
almost immediately after enabling the VPN. It's just Psi that doesn't
work.

[Petr Gregor]

I have the same issue. After changing network psi just hangs there...doesn't reconnect.

My version: Psi+ v0.16.105 (2013-03-17)

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[GDR!]

Any ideas how we can gather debug data for developers?

[Rion]

probably QNetworkSession may be somehow useful for detecting disconnects.

2013/4/4 GDR! <gje...@gmail.com>

Any ideas how we can gather debug data for developers?

[henri leroy]

bonjour je recherche harcker pour prendre des cc vbv avec lui si possible merci de mettre en contact

alba...@ubuntu-jabber.de

[henri leroy]

merci de me donner un forum pour Harcker
  
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