Isomer wrote:
> > If people set themselves /away multiple times only the first is
> > broadcast to all servers. If I had my way, we wouldn't broadcast
/away
> > at all :)
>
Kev wrote:
> I recommend storing the away message locally only, making it only
> available on a /whois , and using a user m
I notice that when a user sets their away message it propagates to the
remote servers. If a user does not clear their away message, but sets it to
a new one, it updates on the local server *only*. Remote servers still hold
the old away message. (Clearing the away message, and then setting a ne
Would it be possible to have the person making the submission self-approve
the posting to the list (rather than the moderator)?
Sorry, I'm not familiar with major domo, but here is what I am thinking:
1. Members would post directly to the list.
2. In the event that the posting comes from a non-
Wouldn't a time stamped log directly to cservice allow cservice to take
action against people abusing hidden host?
I note that X tracks my real ip/host, and has a valid e-mail address for me.
I also note that cservice tracks IP's well enough that single users
possessing multiple username's have t
Two questions:
A. Was u2.10.11.rc.1. going to support hidden hosts via a /mode +x
mode change (for authenticated users), or am I confused again? If I am not
confused, when would this feature be expected to be functional?
B. Shouldn't all channel mode changes appear to come from my local le
Actually, X also seems to have _similar_ problems when returning data
requested with the lbanlist command:
/msg x lbanlist <#channel>
X only returns _10_ bans, but gives the message:
-X- There are more than 15 matching entries.
even if there are only 10 bans in the list.
-stephen
>From: "Hi
I have noticed that one by one, all of the Undernet servers are moving to
new code which masks a users server, prevents us regular users from using
the +s mode, masks general server information in routing synch/de-synch
messages, and disables the links and map commands. Perhaps there are other