I was just checking if this is a general issue, I won't use miranda at all. It maybe helps you that I wasn't able to log in with miranda, too. Specify an existing ICQ number, password, an ICQ server to log in to and a port to connect to. So please fix it somehow (I would even help you but I don't have that much knowledge of protocols), because the official client is definitely from hell and therefore not usable at all. Maybe they even transfer now what client you are using and are blocking any other clients. They must somehow 'upgraded' it (with the phone number and all that stuff) so that I can't log in anymore (I don't have a new account, it is from the time everyone had icq and 56k modems ). So now my guess is that the guys from icq did something to my acc when I got the server message. But Pidgin is trying to log me in and says my password would be incorrect (which it isn't as you can see above). I finally tried my new password at the icq page in the web app and it worked. At this point I was a bit concerned, because this is not the first time icq got hacked. Then I gave them my phone number (which I can't delete anymore. Before you will appear a form that you willyou must fill in to create a number. On the page that appears, select the 'Register in ICQ', which is located in the upper right corner of the window. Plus I got a server message, that told me that my acc was somehow compromised and that I have to verify my mobile phone number (for whatever reason), with a link to the official icq webpage. Go to the official ICQ.com website using the browser installed on your system. I couldn't send any messages at all, but could recieve everything. Does 2003b still work at all? I only found some blog entry from 2018 that said they work, but that's 3 years gone now.All began suddenly while chatting with a friend.

check your internet connection and try again' blabber.

Now, there are two questions: first, if it's encrypted, will I even be able to decrypt it with an ICQ client on my new (or, for icq: some random) PC, or is that only possible on the computer I used back then? Second, I tried to install 'old' ICQ (2003b), but it tries to log in for a minute, then gives me a 'can't establish connection. Anyways, I'd like to read that whole chat history if possible. Well, I know who it is, but was only able to read 2-3 messages because the rest seems to be encrypted - which is weird, because there are encrypted messages both before and after those that I could read, but I digress. So I just found my old icq account I used throughout my youth (that number is scorched into my brain, and even my old password worked), and found an interesting log with a person I hadn't had contact with in years.

Login with icq number