I think OTHER works. On a related issue...
I would like to request that the WALLOPS level be split into two levels: one for server WALLOPS and one for server operator WALLOPS (or OPERWALLs). The purpose of the two different types of WALLOPS is clearly different, one being for server notices of various kinds and the other being for server operator communications. I think the two should therefore be treated differently by the client, rather than forcing a script to work around it. On Tue, Mar 09, 2004 at 04:04:15PM -0600, Jeremy Nelson wrote: > So my proposal is when you do things like /window level you'll get > > *** Window level is OTHER PUBLIC MSGS NOTICES WALLS WALLOPS NOTES OPNOTES > +SNOTES ACTIONS CTCP USERLOG1 USERLOG2 USERLOG3 USERLOG4 > > instead of > > *** Window level is CRAP PUBLIC MSGS NOTICES WALLS WALLOPS NOTES OPNOTES > +SNOTES ACTIONS CTCP USERLOG1 USERLOG2 USERLOG3 USERLOG4 > > but you can still do /window level crap and it'll be supported for backwards > compatability. It'll just show up as "other" on output. > > Objections? > Jeremy -- BlackJac Foxlink EFNet Server Operator _______________________________________________ List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://epicsol.org/mailman/listinfo/list
