begin quote from Kev on Oct 23, 2002:
> It'd be nice to have a brainstorming session over how to calculate the
> "recent" numerical size of a channel and what the proportionality should
> be--should it be linear? Quadratic? Advantages? Disadvantages?
I didn't study any details (yet), but perha
Hi,
Maybe this isn't a coder-com discussion topic, but I encountered for what
the banlist size matter counts kinda the same situation. Sorry for some
non-coder-com related answers / solutions, but in a way it provides a
short-term solution for his problem too.
As I recall, #usa uses some eggdrops
[user-com snipped from the cc-list--I'm only covering the coder-com side
of things here]
> Quite a few users I know see the new host hiding option as a loss of
> accountability, since no detailed information demarcating what
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] can/will and can't/won't do.
>
> In my situation,
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> In my situation, as one of the ops in #usa (which tends to have 200-350 users
>during any part of the day), the host-hiding option further stresses what I consider
>to be a far too small banlist size even further; just the simple addition of this
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Ircu12.10.11.03 has MAXBANS 40 by default
Math
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At 14:03 2002-10-23 -0400, Kev wrote:
>Undernet's AUP prohibits spamming, so you can email logs to
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] It'll likely result in suspension of his account, and
>hopefully also a complaint from abuse@ to the user's ISP. This is clearly
>not as good as letting the user do this himself,
Thx :o)
Good to know ;o)
regards
NicoS
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Sent: Wednesday, October 23, 2002 9:19 PM
Subject: Re: [Coder-Com] Bans & mode +x
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> Hi,
>
> This is just something I was wondering... If I would be abusing in a
> channel with my real host matching the folowing mask
> *!capricorne@*.kabel.telenet.be, I probably would get banned. I could
> return with another host & still get banned
> Now there we have a problem... Even if we know who did that, he is able to
> use his handlehost (?.users.undernet.org) as a mask so we can't figure out
> his userip. We won't be able to track him down any more, and his ISP can't
> be warned of his abuse.
Undernet's AUP prohibits spamming, so you
Hi,
This is just something I was wondering... If I would be abusing in a
channel with my real host matching the folowing mask
*!capricorne@*.kabel.telenet.be, I probably would get banned. I could
return with another host & still get banned. Logicly I could have a second
connection open with host n
Don`t think giving a user an @Guest*.users.undernet.org is so much complex.
(without the removal after 60 seconds and all that) ... Users are given
@Guest*.users.undernet.org
and it will swap to @Username.users.undernet.org upon login and never
showing their real ip.
Regards,
Ivan Degiorgio
AiRMaF
That sounds like an aweful complex way of original host hiding. Why not
just do the traditional "Undernet.sub.domain.com" or "127.0.0.xxx" instead
of all this fancy stuff?
Cheers,
net
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From: "Larry Kaeto" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Ivan Degiorgio" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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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.
Was the +x done so that noone`s real host is visible ?
If yes is it possible to give a user
@Guest1.users.undernet.org
@Guest2.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
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