On Mon 8-Nov-1999 2:34a, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
a> Though I am a "humble person" who has only 2.x, I notice that the /ignore
a> command is a bit "annoying" in that if you ignore someone their nic is
a> always ignored.
a> I visit places where nics are NOT owned and you get "kids" coming in
a> sometimes and making a scene.
a> These ignoes are "short term" ones, and I would like to think that AMIRC
a> would have more smarts as to be able to differenciate between short and
a> long term ignores.
a> Anyone got any ideas?
Okay, first, do an ignore on the hostmask, not the nick, that will generally
solve your problems.
/ignore *!*ident@*.aol.com ignore someone with [EMAIL PROTECTED]
/ignore *!*[EMAIL PROTECTED] ignore me specifically no matter what my nick is
/ignore *!*@amicon.net ignore everyone on my system no matter the nick
or the ident.
Some servers support the /silence command
That is an IGNORE on the SERVER end.
Used the same way as /ignore basically, but anything they send is cut off
at the server level. Meaning they cannot flood you with crap even though
you are not watching using /ignore.
/silence nick!*ident@*.host.com
/silence *!*[EMAIL PROTECTED] This would silence me no matter the nick
to remove the silence entry, add a '-' in front of the mask.
type /silence to list your silence entry.
These types of bans are not saved, and each time you connect they are clear.
Then, there is the all-time mother of all ignores.
/mode yournickhere +d
On many IRCds the +d mode works great. It means DEAF. And when enabled,
you can no longer hear ANY channel chatter...
//mode WarNPeace +d
"I'm not listening nanananananaaaah pfffffffffth =P~"
Have fun,
John
DR. John M. Hoyt / AKA Warren Peace - amicon.net SysAdmin
WarNPeace - C-Link! International Coordinator
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