I don't think users would want their user@host broadcast in the channel topic. Anyone can see a channel topic and who set it from outside the channel using the /topic #channel command. People set themselves +i to assure that their user@host is known only to people in a common channel, and your suggestion will allow people who are banned from a channel to find a DoS target by using the /topic command even if the target is set +i. stoney`
At 03:16 PM 12/3/01 +0100, Pascal aka sPALe wrote: >Hi Kevin, ><snip> >btw, I had another idea. when you store the nickname which has set a topic, >cant you log his complete nick!user@host ? That would be great to 'kinda' >prove who has set the topic. > > >Cheers, >Pascal aka sPALe Py Fivestones [EMAIL PROTECTED]
