> > When someone parts a channel, the server will send a message to all =
> > clients that the one has parted
> >
> > in older versions it looked like
> >
> > PART #holland
> > now it is:
> > PART :#holland
> > with a semicolor before the #
> >
> > This will block all eembots that were active on the channel because of =
> > 'Internal database doesn't match with server' and it is not compliant to =
> > the RFC1459. Can you please take a look at this?

Question: How is this *not* compliant with RFC1459?  RFC1459 specifies that
a colon is a sentinel marking the last argument; compliant clients are
supposed to ignore it.
-- 
Kevin L. Mitchell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

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