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15 | <B>Randall J. Berry</B> | |
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17 | TITLE="[IRCServices Coding] ServBot Replies">lrxlinux at verizon.net | |
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19 | <I>Sat Aug 27 08:11:24 PDT 2005</I> | |
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34 | <PRE> Hi All, | |
35 | First.. Yes I've read the FA*Q | |
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39 | C.7. How can I make Services send replies using PRIVMSG (/msg) instead | |
40 | of NOTICE? | |
41 | You can't. RFC 1459 (the IRC protocol definition) requires that all | |
42 | automated clients send all replies using NOTICE rather than PRIVMSG, and | |
43 | Services follows that requirement. If you want to change how Services | |
44 | replies appear in your IRC client, change your client's settings. | |
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47 | I'd like to know how I can change the code to make ***Serv to reply in | |
48 | PRIVMSG/NOTICE as per user request. I understand the reason for making | |
49 | the default per RFC standard but I've seen some services that still use | |
50 | MSG and some that allow the user to choose how they want the bot to | |
51 | reply. Beyond IRC services is one of those networks that comes to mind. | |
52 | Unfortunately their source is not available. They allow you to use a SET | |
53 | RESPONSE MSG/NOTICE Granted, the aliasing '/***Serv somecommand' instead | |
54 | of having to use the old '/msg ***Serv somecomand' does make it easier | |
55 | but it's still nice to have a choice. There are a few other nice | |
56 | features with their services as well. Some that I do not see on any | |
57 | other service. | |
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59 | Is this possible? | |
60 | TIA | |
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