Description of problem: Notifications from Kopete are shown empty in GNOME. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 4.4.3-1.fc12.1 How reproducible: Run Kopete and receive an incoming message. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Run Kopete 2. Make sure GNOME notification-daemon is up and running 3. Receive an incoming message 4. Stare at empty popup Actual results: Empty popup notification Expected results: Incoming message text Additional info: It seems that Kopete sends all notifications to knotify component. Knotify checks if somebody is listening to the org.freedesktop.Notifications and relays the message. It seems that GNOME notification-daemon doesn't allow some markup in message body, resulting in empty message. The problem can be temporarily fixed by killing notification-daemon. In this case knotify displays some KDE-based popup with proper text.
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