On Mon 12.01.09 10:56, Gerfried Fuchs wrote: > * Jonathan Davies <j...@ubuntu.com> [2008-12-23 22:00:12 CET]: > > I have plans to add what you describe in the next irssi-otr version. There > > will > > be one setting otr_default_policy which will be "manual" by default. Then > > there > > will be a second setting otr_policies where you can set a comma-seperated > > list > > of accountname/policy pairs. So for example > > /set otr_policies *...@localhost OPPORTUNISTIC, > > *...@testing.bitlbee.org REQUIRED > > which would make sense if you run a bitlbee on localhost. > > Given that some time passed since you wrote this mail - any success > with such a setting? This would be the ultimate fix for the issue, being > able to disable otr at all for nickserv/chanserv on some networks > through such a setting. :)
It's implemented in current HEAD and you can expect a new release soon. The default policy is now not opportunistic but opportunistic-minus-sending-whitespace or manual-plus-handling-whitespace, whichever way you wanna see it :) The setting mentioned above is implemented and the default will be something like *...@localhost opportunistic,*bitlbee* opportunistic,*...@im.* opportunistic By the way, I've seen your other bug(505269) and I've never observed or heard of what you describe, namely that irssi-otr spits out stuff to random windows. Usually it will write stuff to the appropriate query window and if that doesn't exist to the status window. Maybe you could describe a scenario where this always happens so I can reproduce it here?! > Thanks for this nice extension, btw! You're welcome ;-) Uli -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
