> I think I found a very little bug and thought should let you know about it. > > /msg <nick-that-doesnt-exist> <text> will say: no such nick. > /notice <nick-that-doesnt-exist> <text> will return nothing. > [18:16] -> *akvn* uh > (Script/18:16:08) No such nick: akvn > [18:16] -> -akvn- uh
This is by design, actually. NOTICE is usually used when no response is expected in the first place--strictly conforming clients and bots must NEVER issue a PRIVMSG in response to a PRIVMSG or NOTICE, and must not reply at all in response to a NOTICE. I'm not certain what other servers do in this case, and the RFC is a little ambiguous on this. The entry for NOTICE says, "See PRIVMSG for more details on replies and and examples," but the preceeding paragraph says, "[Servers] must not send any error reply back to the client on receipt of a notice." -- Kevin L. Mitchell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
