For my signal-authenticator project, it is very important that signal-cli acts as I would think it would when something goes wrong. These seem obvious so forgive me, but can you confirm that:

1. If a Signal user gets a new key, signal-cli will refuse to send messages encrypted to the new key until the new key is marked trusted (manually).
2. In (1.) signal-cli exits with a nonzero exit status

Bug description

Though Silence states that it's based on the signal protocol ("A fork of Signal with only SMS/MMS encryption") that's insufficient for other projects to interoperate with Silence.

To that end, documenting the protocol used would allow for other implementations, or for it to be used in slightly different contexts.

The one under consideration (which motivated the submiss

The example is not compiled. (LEDTest)
Here is the error message

In file included from C:\Users\Pust0T\Documents\Arduino\libraries\uSpeech-master\viterbidecoder.cpp:11:0:

C:\Users\Pust0T\Documents\Arduino\libraries\uSpeech-master\viterbidecoder.h:21:5: error: 'uint8_t' does not name a type

 uint8_t num_symbols;

 ^

C:\Users\Pust0T\Documents\Arduino\libraries\uSpeech-master\v

• Operating system: Linux
• Build version (signal-back --version): signal-back v0.1.6-dirty, proto commit: d6610f0

Detailed description

The format command has the option --message (default sms). In the source code I found that mms might be another possible value. The output csv file is identical independent of message=sms or message=mms.

Maybe I'm simply using it in a wro

I get a null pointer exception on line 161 "this->graphics_context._Mypair._Myval2 was nullptr."

auto canvas = graphics_context->create_canvas(size, canvas_flags);

in the window::draw() function

void window::draw()
  {
    graphics::canvas_flags canvas_flags;
    if(flags.test(window_flag::anti_alias))
      canvas_flags |= graphics::canvas_flag::anti_alias;

    auto canvas 

Examples ideas

Examples are short, specific and self-contained articles about specific topics or possibilities.

• Understanding NeuroKit: how to see what a function does in the docs, then its code on github, then where is the code located on your machine, and where you can try to make changes/fixes
• How to contribute: once some change/fixes are mde, how to push back to

The flush command needs to be implemented.  It's possible that it may work if 
it's implemented 
using reset and syncdb.  

See:

http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/django-admin/#flush

Original issue reported on code.google.com by mtr...@gmail.com on 22 Mar 2008 at 10:15

As has been discussed in #98, we should wait until we have drained the queue before we fire unneccessary notifications.

Requires libsignal support, but the changes should be minor.

Hi!
I really want to get signal working with Pidgin (since I thought of programming something like this on my own not knowing it already exists).

I got it installed executing the Makefile and manually copying the .so-File. (It seems like r4m0n/libpurple-signald is working on a make install)

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