<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?><!DOCTYPE bs_bugs SYSTEM "http://developer.berlios.de/export/bs_bugs_0.1.dtd"><bugs> <bug id='8164'> <group_id>4482</group_id> <status_id>1</status_id> <priority>5</priority> <category_id>1217</category_id> <submitted_by id='30260' name='stkl'/> <assigned_to id='100' name='none'/> <date>1153585631</date> <summary>no avatars available</summary> <details>I'm using SIM 0.9.4 at the moment, but this problem already existed in previouse versions.I can't see any pictures in the user's profiles and no one can see my picture, only the one I added long time ago using the upload-tool on the icq-website...</details> <close_date>0</close_date> <bug_group_id>100</bug_group_id> <resolution></resolution> <dependency id='18847'> <dep_id>100</dep_id> </dependency> <history id='31528'> <field_name>details</field_name> <old_value>The problem is that SIM uses different approach for user pictures in ICQ(he sends it from user machine to requester). This approach is compatible with SIM and licq at least. QIP and official ICQ uses different approach(pictures are stored of server). We need to change this to official ICQ behavior, but who can implement this?P.S.: There is no problems with vcard-based avatars for Jabber ;)</old_value> <mod_by>18726</mod_by> <date>1154326222</date> </history> <history id='31325'> <field_name>details</field_name> <old_value>maybe it has something to do with the fact that you can only upload pics up to 7kb and that that limits the download, too...I think many users have pictures of more than 7kb...</old_value> <mod_by>30260</mod_by> <date>1153953583</date> </history> <history id='31324'> <field_name>details</field_name> <old_value>ig go to user info, hit the update button and there's still no picture available... that's the problem, even the update button doesn't help me</old_value> <mod_by>30260</mod_by> <date>1153953357</date> </history> <history id='31323'> <field_name>details</field_name> <old_value>the upload feature fixed recently in trunkto see users' pictures - go to user info, and click Update button</old_value> <mod_by>23553</mod_by> <date>1153952923</date> </history> <task_dependency id='18722'> <dep_on_task_id>100</dep_on_task_id> </task_dependency> </bug>