On Mon, Apr 29, 2002 at 08:45:36PM +0200, Alexander Maassen wrote:
> Solution:
> Finally get rid of *!*@* usage !, its only abused by a lot of users (Greg,
> perhaps you want to start logging the *!*@* usage to get some stats
> yourself) to create massjoinfloods, disrupt the channel activity and i
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Mathieu René
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Coders,
I also have a sugges
on 30/4/02 08:50, éL NìçoS at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> Coders,
>
> I also have a suggestion. Large channels often deal with floods. Most off
> those large channels prefer to put two or three eggdrops online to protect
> themselves against the floodhosts. On most off these channels the banlis
Coders,
I also have a suggestion. Large
channels often deal with floods. Most off those large channels prefer to put two
or three eggdrops online to protect themselves against the floodhosts. On most
off these channels the banlist is quickly filled...
Many users asked to enlarge banlists
Well first off if a person gets 100 access on a channel and abuses
it. Its the 400+ person's fault for adding the person with that access in
the first place. Second off. a 101+ can easily remove the ban suspend the
user and thus a solution to the problem. As for the "unban" being the s
Hi,
I agree with his statement, but I don't
get how someone is able to flood a channel where has been put a ban on
*!*@*...
As far as I remember, you can't change
nicks when banned, aren't able to speak when banned and aren't able to join when
banned. These were all types off possible
Problem:
*!*@* masks strongly mess up channels when used in kick/ban
Example:
- Get level 100 in a channel (so you can ban)
- Issue a ban on *!*@* at level 20
Result:
Flood away, coz noone can op himself since he is no longer allowed to be op
(*!*@* matches all users and equals NOOP that way wit
