naim has stopped connecting to AIM... anybody have any info?

Naim has stopped connecting to AIM. I can still connect from the same
computer when booted to Windows, with AOL's free client.

The developer's web site looks to be in disrepair, and the message
board links show a page from the web hosting company, asking the
developer to give them a call.

Is anybody else still using naim? Is there any discussion or
development going on anywhere?

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George wrote:
> I can still connect from the same computer when booted to Windows,
> with AOL's free client.
AOL has a Linux client too.

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Ray (Our name is Legion, for we are many.)

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On Mon, 29 Aug 2005 15:16:42 GMT, Raymond Pasco
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>George wrote:
>> I can still connect from the same computer when booted to Windows,
>> with AOL's free client.
>AOL has a Linux client too.

Yeah, but the computer I'm running on doesn't have the horsepower to
run a GUI very well. I've been running Linux in console mode, and
using naim.

I may have found my own answer at:
http://bigblueball.com/forums/showthread.php?t=31856
http://naimdoc.net/index.php/TOC_Issues

Apparently AOL stopped using the TOC protocol, and is using TOC2.
There is a version based on naim that supports TOC2. I won't have
time to try it until the weekend, but it looks promising.