Hi,
Cservice frowns upon users having multiple usernames. If you suspect
someone of using multiple usernames, stop by #cservice to report the
infraction.
stoney`
At 09:58 AM 8/20/2003 +0200, you wrote:
Jay Gairson wrote:
It may be that this is not an X request so much as a server request
(direc
Hmm... Ok.
First -- thank you everyone who has replied. Isomer/stoney`/Richard/Kev
-- and whoever else replies after this of course.
Some response to Kev inline.
On Tue, 2003-08-19 at 20:28, Kev wrote:
> X is able to see through this mask, always, because of the way it's
> connected to the net
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> Also note, by the way, that bans on the user's real host mask are also
> effective even when the user is +x.
although for some reason X doesn't enforce these bans
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> My request is that X and W be allowed to see through this mask, always.
X is able to see through this mask, always, because of the way it's
connected to the network. However, we have to take special care with
X to prevent it from revealing the user's true mask.
> If user is cloaked and ban is
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Jay Gairson wrote:
It may be that this is not an X request so much as a server request
(direct me to the right mailing list if this is the wrong one) that has
bans see through hostmasks, always -- but if set on a cloaked hostmask
it only bans the cloaking --- X/W would be required for banning true
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