On Fri, 2007-05-25 at 16:49 -0400, Kevin L. Mitchell wrote:
> Again, most clients directly support /connect
> without need for /quote...
Most clients will probably connect to the argument passed themselves
instead of passing it on to the server ;-)
Tom
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At 12:01 20/09/2003, Ciortea Cristian wrote:
Erm sure ... irc clients connect that way ( using
telnet connections ). You just have to know some P10
in order to send the proper commands.
You would have to send the USER command and the NICK
command followed by the PONG to the PING the server
sends. R
At 18:23 12-06-2003, Tom Rons wrote:
> My view of it was this:
>
> +p does not show in /list at all
> +s shows in /list with channel name as "*" but topic visible
Why do I have the odd feeling that it's acually the other way around? :)
AFAIK +p channels are shown, but without their name (+s not sho
At 09:28 12-06-2003, you wrote:
On Thursday 12 Jun 2003 5:43 am, Captain Kirk wrote:
[snip /list +s/+p discussion]
My view of it was this:
Both show up on /list if you are in the channel.
Both show up on /whois'ing someone else if you are in the channel.
+p does not show in /list at all
+s shows
At 11:06 29-03-2003, you wrote:
At 4:14 AM -0500 29/03/03, stoney` wrote:
Hi,
Can someone work with this person and perhaps figure out what's going on.
Thanks,
Py (stoney`)
Hmm all I can think of is our ISUPPORT numeric is breaking microsoft's
client, pretty much everything else is standard.
ISUPP
At 13:30 02-01-2003, you wrote:
But a channel op could be an attacker too! Also...if we're gonna stop
multiregistering we could possibly just say only 3-5 names per IP address.
Also..Chanops could possibly talk to an IRCop and only the IRCop could
find out the real hostmask..Chanops would never
At 13:35 14/12/2002, you wrote:
That is not our website. Someone is trying to trick you. The official
CService website is at http://cservice.undernet.org/live
Ehm.. You may have forgotten this is the coder-com mailing list?
This person is trying to set up his own GNUWorld site :-)
Tom
(SiD3Wi
At 15:15 07/12/2002, you wrote:
Coders,
This is the format of the 330 raw.
330: target handle handle is logged in as
Actually it's more like nickname handle :is logged in as
: denotes the "last parameter" in irc protocol. It's logical to do it this
way, because it's machine-parsable.
But I w
