On 23-09-05 00:41, Kirk Strauser wrote:
>>What does "code" mean...
>>It is simply a hex encoding for the restrict line values associated with
>>the client.
>>
>>0x100 -> notrap
>>0x080 -> nomodify
>>0x040 -> noquery
>>0x020 -> limited (only set when the client has reached it's limit)
>>0x010 -> nopeer
>
> Out of the 600 entries in my monlist right now, not one single row has the
> 0x020 bit of the code set.  They're all 0x590 or 0x5b0.

0x5b0 has the 0x20 bit set: 0xb0 = 0x80 + 0x20 + 0x10 (0xB == 11 decimal)
So your limiting is working! :-)

I am not sure what the 0x400 flag is (which is still set in your monlist). I
think I had 0x5?? codes before I modified my config from 'kod' to 'limited'.
And now, without kod, I have all 0x1?? codes. But again, I'm not sure on
this one.

Arnold &:-)

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