> The latest ircu is having a strange behaviour when the root uses date -s to
> set a new time:
> After some seconds it drops ALL client- and serverconnections except
> operators with a ping timeout. (maybe the cookies expire, but i turned back t
> he time
> by 1 hour)
> Ircu2.10.10 doesn't show s
> I am using ircu2.10.11 right now. It's great but I have question. Does it
> support other language? Now I can use only English. Please advise.
The IRC protocol has no way to specify the user's language. English is
the only translation of the notices and numeric replies available. Even
if some
Right now, ircu2.10.xx does not have any bilingual support, it's english or
don't use. As for your services question, i've never heard of an IRC
services package called Services 4.5.39, but I can guareenty since they spit
out "compiled for ircu 2.9.32" they will not work on ircu2.10.11 or
ircu2.1
That's true. There's the option F:NODNS. I turned it to TRUE because the resolve lasts
too long when there's nothing to resolve (it's annoying for EVERY user). But the ircu
still doesn't resolve when I turn it off.
Btw: my friend runs the same ircu. He has a bind on his machine and the ircu reso
Braden Temme wrote:
>
> I need one more thing then. Lets say we have a hypothetical situation of nine
>people in the
> channel. Three have ops, three have voice, and three have no status:
>
> A Opped
> B Opped
> C Opped
>
> B Voiced
> BAAAB Voiced
> BAAAC Voiced
>
> C
> I need one more thing then. Lets say we have a hypothetical situation of
nine people in the
> channel. Three have ops, three have voice, and three have no status:
>
> A Opped
> B Opped
> C Opped
>
> B Voiced
> BAAAB Voiced
> BAAAC Voiced
>
> C Nothing
> CAAAB Nothing
> CAAA
I need one more thing then. Lets say we have a hypothetical situation of nine people
in the
channel. Three have ops, three have voice, and three have no status:
A Opped
B Opped
C Opped
B Voiced
BAAAB Voiced
BAAAC Voiced
C Nothing
CAAAB Nothing
CAAAC Nothing
How would thi
The ':o' modifier is just a flag, to save space/bandwidth it only
indicates a change of state. So, if you see a ':o', or ':v' or ':ov'
appended to a numeric, the subsequent numerics will also have that state
(op'd, etc) applied to them. That is until you encounter another change of
state :)
C
On Sat, Mar 16, 2002 at 05:58:50PM -0800, Braden Temme wrote:
> I think I found a bug. I noticed that when two servers link up they aren't fully
>reporting who is
> opped in a channel. In fact, its only reporting one person opped in each channel.
>
> Server Output:
> AC B #chatweb 1016220367 +
