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15 <B>Andrew Church</B>
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19 <I>Thu Oct 24 17:03:01 PDT 2002</I>
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34 <PRE>&gt;<i>Services dont remove akills if any user matches to that ip tries to connect
35 </I>&gt;<i>to server after time expiration of akill.
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37 I can't reproduce this. The expired autokill is in fact removed when
38 a matching user connects. Autokills, and in fact all types of data used in
39 Servies, are not checked for expiration until they are actually accessed,
40 whether by (for example) a user matching an autokill or a Services operator
41 giving an AKILL LIST command. This saves CPU time at the minor cost of
42 keeping some data in memory slightly longer than absolutely necessary.
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44 &gt;<i>But if a services admin/operator uses /operserv akill list or /operserv
45 </I>&gt;<i>stats all commands. It removes all expired ones. It is good maybe. But think
46 </I>&gt;<i>of dont using this commands for 3 days at a big network.
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48 </I>&gt;<i>The result is really a flood from services to ircops.
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50 It was my intention that expired data get flushed when the databases
51 are saved, but this doesn't seem to be happening with autokills. I'll fix
52 this for a future version; in the meantime, if this bothers you, turn off
53 WallAutokillExpire.
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55 --Andrew Church
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