c-c coders, members and people on this list, I observed that on #coder-com, 15 users are added to X. if you type /msg X access #coder-com *, see the result:
[12:07] -> *[EMAIL PROTECTED]* access #coder-com * [12:12] -X- USER: Isomer ACCESS: 500 LU [12:12] -X- CHANNEL: #coder-com -- AUTOMODE: None [12:12] -X- LAST SEEN: 2 days, 06:43:12 ago. [12:12] -X- USER: Gte ACCESS: 499 LU etc etc.... [12:12] -X- USER: beware ACCESS: 100 [12:12] -X- CHANNEL: #coder-com -- AUTOMODE: OP [12:12] -X- LAST SEEN: 15 days, 05:22:25 ago. [12:12] -X- There are more than 15 matching entries. [12:12] -X- Please restrict your query. beware is the 15th user added to X in #coder-com and the LAST one, see: [12:14] -> *[EMAIL PROTECTED]* access #coder-com -max 100 etc etc ... [12:14] -X- USER: beware ACCESS: 100 [12:14] -X- CHANNEL: #coder-com -- AUTOMODE: OP [12:14] -X- LAST SEEN: 15 days, 05:23:54 ago. [12:14] -X- End of access list ends here. I didn't paste the whole userlist X gave me, but you can see X will say this even if there are no other users to display: [12:12] -X- There are more than 15 matching entries. [12:12] -X- Please restrict your query. It says there are MORE THAN 15, but there ARE 15 :) you can test it yourself, cmds: /msg X access #coder-com * /msg X access #coder-com -max 100 I was checking on the CS interface to get the whole userlist of #coder-com but when I tried to get the chaninfo, it told me "Sorry, you can't view details of that channel". best salutations, Hidden
