Install and enable identd before you connect back from this host. You may also need to unblock/forward port 113.Ĭlosing Link: bojeunx by. (G-lined)Ībout once every 6 hours if I kept trying I could get in.now all I ever get is this message. If you use mIRC, open mIRC options, select Connect -> identd -> Enable identd server. The thing is I never bother with untimed bans anyway so it really doesn't matter.Ok whenever I tried to connect to I used to get this messageĪs a security countermeasure, all clients connecting are now required to give a valid ident response on connect. I just don't have the time to rummage through 2300 lines of code to fix it. That's not a cheap shot at mIRC though, I believe, inline with what codemastr implies, is that mIRC should be as universal as possible and then it is upto the humble scripter to make up the difference.Īll I need to do now is work out why my channel central only unbans one entry at a time. 2300 lines of code later I had a better (or more relevant) channel central than mIRC will ever provide. I went further and added full oper support, samodes, all channel and user modes, a better topic changer, a links panel for the websites I like to visit, etc etc etc. With this you can include checkboxes for the modes that are unique to your network. If you have a script that you have set up for one specific network, as I have, then the best option is to make your own banlist dialogue, as I have done.

So generally this is already catered for on some networks. Some others, namely Austhex (Austnet's yarn) by default show the name of the network and/or network website URL in the quit msg. Some IRCd's, including but not limited to CR (ConferenceRoom) already have an AdminServ function to turn part and quit msgs on and off. +u or any other mode can't be used to block QUIT messages as ON QUIT is not a channel event. +r is for bother registered names and channels. +e is the Chanel CTCP block on my network.

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