Is there any reason why CTCP finger needs to give an IP address?
I mean, for normal clients, the information is basically already
availible via whois.
For privledged clients, and clients on networks with host masking,
giving that information out is probably undesirable.
If there are no
+ The /IGNORE support for epic has been mostly rewritten, but the
+ user-interface has tried to say the same. Several new features
+ have been added:
+
+ 1) Refnum support -- You can refer to an ignore by either its mask
+or its refnum. Output from /IGNORE
