Hi Am looking for a bit of advice regarding servers killing remote clients. Specifically, I am writing a NickServ type module for GNUworld and need to kill clients if they exceed their time without authing. The problem is that when I send the D token, the remote server bounces it back to me instead of quitting the user and sending a QUIT back. Here is a full transcript from the point of view of the gnuworld module (linked directly to the server with the user on):
[IN]: AB N Jeekay 1 1009129948 ~rgh 10.1.1.103 AKAQFn ABAAD :Desc [IN]: ABAAD M Jeekay :+i [OUT]: A5AAA P #ns.console :Processing kill queue. [IN]: ABAAD N admin 1009129952 [OUT]: A5AAA P #ns.console :Processing kill queue. [OUT]: A5AAA O ABAAD :Your nickname is registered. Please login or change your nick. [OUT]: A5AAA P #ns.console :ABAAD - Warned [OUT]: A5AAA P #ns.console :Processing kill queue. [OUT]: A5AAA O ABAAD :You have not logged into NickServ. You will now be autokilled. [OUT]: A5 D ABAAD :ns.irc.blah.org!NickServ (AutoKill) [OUT]: A5AAA P #ns.console :ABAAD - Killed [IN]: AB D ABAAD :ns.irc.blah.org!ns.blah.rgh.org!NickServ (AutoKill) (Ghost 5 Numeric Collided) Here, 'admin' is a registered nick and the NS kills off the unauthed connection. But the remote server (AB) then returns the D token with the message (Ghost 5 Numeric Collided) appended. I read through m_kill.c to see under what conditions this could happen and couldnt quite decrypt the explanatory comments, but as far as I could see it should only ever happen if I am linking/delinking servers at the same time, which is not the case here. Can anyone shed some light on this and perhaps reveal a way to make it work 'properly' and return a Q for that user? I have tried various different reasons after the D token, including: A5 D ABAAD :[NickServ] AutoKill A5 D ABAAD :ns.irc.blah.org (NickServ AutoKill) And variations on the theme - none seemed to make any difference. Thanks in advance Ras
