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  15     <B>Yusuf Iskenderoglu</B>
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  34 <PRE>Hello;
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  36 On Sun, 18 Mar 2001, Imran Ali Rashid wrote:
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  38 &gt;<i> Warning: this is a LONG email.
  39 </I>
  40 OK.
  41 &gt;<i>
  42 </I>&gt;<i> &gt; CS NOBANS channel option
  43 </I>&gt;<i>
  44 </I>I have to admit, this option is actually an idea resulted from the nobans
  45 command I had added to ircservices. That command is specific to the
  46 version of Bahamut we are running. It works this way:
  47 /cs nobans #channel, and the result is, that services places a ban
  48 exception to *!*@* (mode +e), to override any available bans.
  49 The idea of this option will possibly be combined with the support for +e
  50
  51 &gt;<i> &gt; ** &quot;Blacklist&quot; of evil users to prevent them from getting +o/+v
  52 </I>&gt;<i>
  53 </I>&gt;<i> Isn't this already there ala access list autodeop. set the nojoin level to -2 and use this at -1.
  54 </I>&gt;<i> As far as novoice goes, it could be added the same way autodeop is there.
  55 </I>
  56 I also do not think that blacklist is a has-to-exist option.
  57
  58 &gt;<i> &gt; ** Warn about being kicked off after N password failures
  59 </I>&gt;<i>
  60 </I>&gt;<i> Why not put this in the help message? You could also send it after N-1 tries.
  61 </I>&gt;<i> Has there been a discussion on this?
  62 </I>
  63 I think, the text already states, that it will be put into the help
  64 message.
  65
  66 &gt;<i>
  67 </I>&gt;<i> &gt; ** Use an easily-parsable log format (eg: &lt;time&gt; CS REG #chan Founder)
  68 </I>
  69 The current format is not bad, but the given format is easier to parse, I
  70 guess, and also easier to recover from, if something goes wrong.
  71
  72 &gt;<i>
  73 </I>&gt;<i> &gt; OS REHASH command
  74 </I>&gt;<i>
  75 </I>Aye aye!, as if it were that easy. Imagine, you change OperServ's
  76 nickname, and see what happens, after rehash.
  77
  78 &gt;<i> &gt; CS SET REVENGE (reverses ban, etc. set by lower level user on higher,
  79 </I>&gt;<i>   and optionally deops/kicks/bans lower level user)
  80 </I>&gt;<i>
  81 </I>
  82 I also do not see why this magickal feature might be considered.
  83
  84 &gt;<i> &gt; NS SET INFO to set an info line for INFO command (like channel descs)
  85 </I>
  86 Will possibly be very helpful.
  87
  88 &gt;<i> &gt;NS Show services oper/admin/root status in INFO
  89 </I>
  90 This can possibly get combined with the option making oper/admin list
  91 commands available to everyone.
  92
  93 &gt;<i> &gt; MS MemoServ IGNORE {ADD,DEL,LIST}
  94 </I>&gt;<i>
  95 </I>&gt;<i> If a person wants to irritate you and u put him on ignore, whats to stop them from getting another nick and sending
  96 </I>&gt;<i> another memo? to help against this and cases of memo flooding, a command may be put in to get rid of the memos of a
  97 </I>&gt;<i> certain nick.
  98 </I>
  99 Beg your pardon, but these two sentences make no sense ? The second is a
 100 pro for the ignore command, and the first is a con ?
 101
 102 &gt;<i> &gt; ** Add a way to send OperServ (and other?) commands from the shell
 103 </I>&gt;<i>
 104 </I>A telnet session from localhost, with login of servicesroot, and its
 105 password sounds nice, but I do not see any usage in this.
 106
 107 &gt;<i> &gt; ** Services log channel
 108 </I>&gt;<i> Was there a recent discussion on this?
 109 </I>
 110 Will you start one ? :-)
 111
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 113 Yusuf Iskenderoglu  ***  eMail <A HREF="http://www.ircservices.za.net/mailman/listinfo/ircservices">uhc0 at rz.uni-karlsruhe.de</A>
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