I think this is a good idea! HIGH^5 Ivan *smiles*
They get Guest*.users.undernet.org on connect, this immediately hides the IP of the user, then Services messages the user to login, you log in (manually or via a nifty client script), then your host is changed to your username.users.undernet.org. If the client does not reply within say 60 secs?, the guest* is dropped, and your permitted to join/chat as you please as your real ip. The condition here is that you can not join a channel/send msg's while you're a Guest* or are dropped within 60 secs automatically of your guest* host if you just fail to login or if you send a reply back say /msg services nomask ? then you get dropped as Guest* and you can irc as you please. This also gives other Services further time to scan for proxies/trojans and the like within this 60 second bracket? Probably not achievable in the short term, or probably not even feasible, who knows, but *sounds* nice. Thanks, Larry ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ivan Degiorgio" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: "Undernet Coder Committee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, October 23, 2002 7:30 PM Subject: RE: [Coder-Com] Account Suggestion > Was the +x done so that noone`s real host is visible ? > > If yes is it possible to give a user > > @Guest00001.users.undernet.org > @Guest00002.users.undernet.org etc etc > > on connect. and when logged in it will change to the normal > username.users.undernet.org ? > > If no is it possible to add an option to X to +x you automatically on > connect ? like /msg x set hidehost on or something > > Sharing my thoughts :) > > Regards, > Ivan Degiorgio > AiRMaFiA @ IRC > > > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:owner-coder-com@;undernet.org]On Behalf Of éL NìçoS > Sent: Tuesday, October 22, 2002 6:15 PM > To: Chris Crowther > Cc: Undernet Coder Committee > Subject: Re: [Coder-Com] Account Suggestion > > > In stead off the client performing the mode +x, you could ma&ybe implement > a syntax change in the login message... That way you could have an optional > term, and the server would perform mode +x for you on login. > > For exemple: > /msg [EMAIL PROTECTED] login <username> <paswoord> [option] > > Maybe you could implement a /login cmd in the IRCu-code itself? If that is > used the server would give you the mode +x, just like opers recieve mode +O > when using /oper? > > My 2 cents (euro's) > > regards > >
