Created attachment 400589 [details] A screenshot of empathy showing the green "Available" circle while the status shows "Away" Description of problem: After unlocking the screen, empathy leaves my status as "Away", even though it puts a green circle next to me (instead of the red triangle that should be shown if I am actually away). I need to manually select "Available" from the status dropdown to get it to not show "Away". Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): empathy-2.28.2-2.fc12.x86_64 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Lock screen with Ctrl-Alt-L or leave yourself idle until the screensaver kicks in. 2. Unlock the screen. 3. Note that your status is "Away" instead of "Available", but a green circle is shown. Actual results: Status is "Away" instead of "Available". Expected results: Status is "Available". Additional info:
*** Bug 614514 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
I've determined that this only happens when one of the accounts I'm logged into is a Yahoo account. If I'm not logged into Yahoo, none of my other accounts (AIM, GTalk) have this problem. Note that this continues to happen on F13 as well.
(In reply to comment #2) > I've determined that this only happens when one of the accounts I'm logged into > is a Yahoo account. If I'm not logged into Yahoo, none of my other accounts > (AIM, GTalk) have this problem. > > Note that this continues to happen on F13 as well. Hmmm, that explains why I haven't been able to reproduce this bug. ;-)
Hi, Same problem on i686 with a single ICQ account. As far as I remember, same account and same machine didn't have this problem on F12. WWell,
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This still happens on F13. I've noticed that if my desktop locks itself due to inactivity, I will be marked Available when I unlock my desktop (as I should be). However, if I lock my desktop manually with Ctrl-L, then I'm always left Away when I unlock the desktop.
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