Miranda and iq with id

[Martin Atkins]

Bron Gondwana wrote:
> So &DJabberd::IQ::process contains this:
> 
> ||     # Trillian Jabber 3.1 is stupid and sends a lot of IQs (but non-important ones)
> ||     # without ids.  If we respond to them (also without ids, or with id='', rather),
> ||     # then Trillian crashes.  So let's just ignore them.
> ||     return unless defined($self->id) && length($self->id);
> 
> And Miranda attempts to update the roster like this:
> 
> 22241 DEBUG DJabberd.Connection.XML.ClientIn         2 < <iq type='set'><query xmlns='jabber:iq:roster'><item jid='brong at fastmail.fm' subscription='both' name='brong at fastmail.fm'><group>FastMail</group></item></query></iq>
> 22241 DEBUG DJabberd.Connection.XML.ClientIn         2 < <iq type='set'><query xmlns='jabber:iq:roster'><item jid='brong at fastmail.fm' subscription='both' name='brong'/></query></iq>
> 
> ==========
> 
> Now clearly both clients are in a state of sin and should be taken
> out the back and quietly put out of their misery, but the reality
> is that people like using them.  Wow.  And I thought IMAP clients
> were bad enough.
> 

Is the Miranda Jabber plugin open source? Would it be possible to fix 
it, rather than making DJabberd handle its quirks? That'd presumably be 
of benefit to all XMPP servers.