24-Apr-2016 22:53

Live chat with hot girls without any credit card - Pidgin status not updating

Hello, I have one jabber client whose status goes to "Offline, On a Call" when she answers a call but after the call ends it does not change back automatically to "Available".

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At work we use a Jabber instant messenger (IM) server for internal company communications, so that regardless of whether someone is in the office, working from home, or on the road, they can be reached via IM.

I’m running Ubuntu both at work and at home and I use the Pidgin IM client to talk to the Jabber server.

I work from home on Thursdays, and I’m always forgetting to turn Pidgin off when I leave work on Wednesday.

I usually end up ssh-ing into my work box from home and killing the Pidgin client off remotely, but sometimes I forget and when I come back to work on Friday there are a half-dozen “Are you there? So I figured I’d automate the process, automatically setting Pidgin status to “Away” and “Available” using cron, turning the work-client off entirely on Thursdays and weekends, and automatically turning the home-client on Thursday mornings and off Thursday night.I did a little digging and found a command-line program called purple-remote that allows me to automatically update the Pidgin status and message lines.The purple-remote program is included in the libpurple-bin package, which I installed with System Synaptic Package Manager.Once purple-remote was installed, I fired up a terminal and did a little experimenting on the command line.I found I could set Pidigin’s status to “Away” and the status message to “At lunch” by typing: # IM Status SHELL=/bin/bash 00 08 * * Mon, Fri /usr/bin/pidgin & 01 08 * * Mon, Tue, Wed, Fri /usr/bin/purple-remote "setstatus?status=away&message=" 00 09 * * Mon, Tue, Wed, Fri /usr/bin/purple-remote "setstatus?

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