Ari Pollak wrote: > Were you doing anything at the time? Nothing related to pidgin. Using my machine normally; at the time I think I had iceweasel open browsing some pages. Nothing changed with my network connection in any way.
The only thing I can think of: jabber.org has issues, and has dropped connections and refused new connections several times recently. I don't know if that happened in proximity to this issue. IIRC, though, once I killed and restarted pidgin, it reconnected to everything with no issues. > Did pidgin freeze? I didn't have any pidgin windows open, just the tray icon. That icon disappeared, replaced with empty space of the same size. No response to clicking or right-clicking on that space. > Did it go back to normal? No. I had to killall -9 pidgin. > Can you reproduce it? No, because I don't know what caused it. I know that I had had pidgin running for days, though. > Can you get a gdb backtrace of the running process? If I had a running process, yes. I've installed pidgin-dbg to hopefully make doing so more useful if I see such problems in the future. - Josh Triplett
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