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iChat In Panther

Rajj

Rajj

macrumors 6502a
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IChat will not let me attach any files in Panther.

Also, when my buddies are online, it does not displays them as being online.
Any suggestions?
 
silly question, but are you sure you're connected to the AOL network? is it just some buddies or are all buddies not available? can you not drag and drop files onto a chat window?
 
I did a clean install with Panther so iChat is flawless for me, but if you did an upgrade, then perhaps you may need to delete the plist file for iChat since the Jaguar version could be causing a conflict with iChat A/V. Also, you should repair permissions if you haven't done so since Panther royally screwed over my permissions even with a clean install.
 
Originally posted by Powerbook G5
I did a clean install with Panther so iChat is flawless for me, but if you did an upgrade, then perhaps you may need to delete the plist file for iChat since the Jaguar version could be causing a conflict with iChat A/V. Also, you should repair permissions if you haven't done so since Panther royally screwed over my permissions even with a clean install.
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I am positive I am connected to the AOL network, because I am able to chat with my buddy list only if they request a chat.

I did do a clean install, but I copied my user library from Jag, so that may be the problem…. I’ll try deleting iChat’s plist file
 
Copying your Library from an old version of OS X to a new is one of the worst things you can do. Any new plists etc that reside in the Library will be overwritten with old ones. Then, when your new Panther apps try to read new settings (ones that didn't exist in Jaguar), they'll find that they don't exist and could get into a panic.
 
Originally posted by Nermal
Copying your Library from an old version of OS X to a new is one of the worst things you can do. Any new plists etc that reside in the Library will be overwritten with old ones. Then, when your new Panther apps try to read new settings (ones that didn't exist in Jaguar), they'll find that they don't exist and could get into a panic.
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I never had a problem before!
 
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