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0.5.0.2
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It should compile under [insert OS here]...but it DOESN'T.
by Wolfman Cody - Jun 12th 2002 02:52:29
Please, for those of us who use BeOS, Windows, etc., please give source
code that will work under those operating systems. MICQ is posted on BeBits
and says it should compile on BeOS. Well, the news is that it doesn't. MICQ
is the only ICQ client I have found that is stable under the OS and is the
only one I use. However, it complains that it requires libraries that are
for Linux only. For example, it'll exit during the compilation and complain
that it can't find the arpa/inet.h file. I am no programmer, but I have run
into this problem once before, compiling one bit of source. There is no
quick-fix for this. Grabbing those Linux libraries and headers won't work
and will still fail trying to compile it. Please provide BeOS code that
WILL compile, or at least provide a precomiled BeOS binary inside the
package on BeBits. This is extremely frustrating.
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Re: It should compile under [insert OS here]...but it DOESN'T.
by Tadu - Jun 13th 2002 10:43:45
Please, for those of us who use BeOS, Windows, etc., please give source
code that will work under those operating systems.
It's non-trivial to work around the huge bugs in BeOS. Grab the latest
version from CVS, or use the binary that now _is_ posted on bebits. And
don't hesistate to help developing it by giving usefull feedback or fix the
remaining issues...
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Re: It should compile under [insert OS here]...but it DOESN'T.
by Mark - Feb 19th 2004 17:35:25
I bet you aren't using BeOS anymore. ;)
> Please, for those of us who use BeOS,
> Windows, etc., please give source code
> that will work under those operating
> systems. MICQ is posted on BeBits and
> says it should compile on BeOS. Well,
> the news is that it doesn't. MICQ is the
> only ICQ client I have found that is
> stable under the OS and is the only one
> I use. However, it complains that it
> requires libraries that are for Linux
> only. For example, it'll exit during the
> compilation and complain that it can't
> find the arpa/inet.h file. I am no
> programmer, but I have run into this
> problem once before, compiling one bit
> of source. There is no quick-fix for
> this. Grabbing those Linux libraries and
> headers won't work and will still fail
> trying to compile it. Please provide
> BeOS code that WILL compile, or at least
> provide a precomiled BeOS binary inside
> the package on BeBits. This is extremely
> frustrating.
--
Mark Neumann
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Re: It should compile under [insert OS here]...but it DOESN'T.
by Tadu - Mar 10th 2004 19:24:50
> I bet you aren't using BeOS anymore. ;)
I was never a BeOS user. Providing it for BeOS was only
to help them, but it turned out to not be wanted. There is
now a version that works under BeOS, even an installer,
though not for the latest version.
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commnads
by warpt - Feb 24th 2002 18:17:46
I'm sorta new to micq...after i download it, what are the commands to
install it?
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mICQ worked for me.
by howe81 - Dec 9th 2001 07:31:51
Compiled and works for me. I like this CLI ICQ clone.
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howe81
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mICQ and Servers
by Caniffe - Dec 4th 2001 01:32:00
Yep, mICQ in its current form will not function - maybe someone needs to
rewrite it?
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-C.
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no send messages...
by cfilth - Nov 18th 2001 09:38:13
yes... sergiy me too have this problems.
when i send msg for someone, her no recive.
i try change the login address and port, but not work,the problem, i think
that is the new protocol too. =)
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Micq is not worked
by sergiy - Nov 1st 2001 06:38:36
I compiled micq and use this clone 2 years. But now, I can't send message
for my friend.
icqX.mirabilis.com not accept my message, becose now only icq2000 for
windows permited for posting message...
I think that we must rewriting micq and using protocol icq2000.
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Creating new UIN
by BluesMoon - Sep 3rd 2001 15:50:50
This was the only program that successfully created a new UIN for me.
I tried many others, all one after the other. Only mICQ worked.
Thanks.
Philip
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Odd..
by Cuda - Dec 11th 2000 17:38:47
Compiling error, anyone know how to fix this?
ld: fatal: Symbol referencing errors. No output written to micq
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
make: *** [micq] Error 1
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micq est vraiment trop cool
by M_A_D - Mar 28th 2000 13:46:31
Il ne lui manque plus pour être parfait que le "file transfert" et le
"chat" :)
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micq
by WindozeSux - Feb 10th 2000 22:47:45
I like micq, and it was a real lifesaver when I had no X capabilities (this
was before the Banshee cards were supported). Nowadays I mostly use
GnomeICU on my Linux box, but I keep a copy of mirc on my remote shell
account for use when I'm on trips. :-)
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Chat support
by Crash Sindrom - Jan 22nd 2000 18:42:43
May be authors include chat support in next version?
This program is very cool! But... without chat...
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micq compile error
by jaydee - Apr 28th 1999 02:21:12
I love this program but it wouldn't compile on my new redhat6.0 system
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MIcq
by LighthouseJ - Apr 13th 1999 11:37:13
MICQ is a very good program, I tried it and it was hard to start to use but
after I used it for about an hour, it all made sense of how it works. I
also had it installed on a public shell account and it will works just as
well.
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