#9619 NORM 1.5-F11: Network View unstable after quitting shared chat activity

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#9619: Network View unstable after quitting shared chat activity
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 Reporter:  martin.langhoff  |                 Owner:  marco        
     Type:  defect           |                Status:  new          
 Priority:  normal           |             Milestone:  1.5-F11      
Component:  sugar            |               Version:  not specified
 Keywords:                   |           Next_action:  never set    
 Verified:  0                |   Deployment_affected:               
Blockedby:                   |              Blocking:               
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 Test

  - 1 XS, configured, running XS-0.6 (with ejabberd set to have the
 '@online@' group.
  - "XO-1.5-f11" running os34 (F11/Sugar 0.84.2) + olpc-netutils
  - "XO-1-f11"   running os8 (F11/Sugar 0.84.2) + olpc-netutils
  - "XO-1-f9"    running 802 (F9/Sugar 0.82.1) + olpc-netutils

 All XOs are registered and restarted/reconnected.

 All through the tests the 3 XOs are connected via Gabble. No reverts back
 to Salut were detected on the XO (monitoring olpc-connections, olpc-log on
 the XOs).

 Steps

 1 - On XO-1.5-f11 start a Chat.xo session and share it
 2 - Join the other laptops
 3 - On XO-1.5-f11 quit Chat.xo
 4 - Network View on XO-1.5-f11 does not show the (still active) shared
 chat, and does not show all the participants
 5 - However, Telepathy.Gabble seems to be OK - `olpc-xos` shows the 3 XOs
 correctly

 The chat between the remaining participants works

 Furthermore... the state of Network View can "recover":

 6 - On XO-1-f9 quit Chat.xo
 7 - Now, on XO-1.5-f11 Network View shows all participants, and the shared
 chat.

 After this, rejoining the chat works.

 The same problem is seen on the XO-1-f11.

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Ticket URL: <http://dev.laptop.org/ticket/9619>
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