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+ <H1>[IRCServices] A discussion on the contents of the todo file</H1>
+ <B>Imran Ali Rashid</B>
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+ TITLE="[IRCServices] A discussion on the contents of the todo file">u970042 at giki.edu.pk
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+ <I>Mon Mar 19 06:04:01 PST 2001</I>
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+<PRE>I love the discussions.
+:<i>-)
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+><i> > > ** Warn about being kicked off after N password failures
+</I>><i> >
+</I>><i> > Why not put this in the help message? You could also send it after N-1 tries.
+</I>><i> > Has there been a discussion on this?
+</I>><i>
+</I>><i> I think, the text already states, that it will be put into the help
+</I>><i> message.
+</I>
+It didn't, but as Andrew mentions in a later message, it will be.
+
+><i> > >NS Show services oper/admin/root status in INFO
+</I>><i>
+</I>><i> This can possibly get combined with the option making oper/admin list
+</I>><i> commands available to everyone.
+</I>
+oper/admin commands to everyone??
+
+><i> > > MS MemoServ IGNORE {ADD,DEL,LIST}
+</I>><i> >
+</I>><i> > If a person wants to irritate you and u put him on ignore, whats to stop them from getting another nick and sending
+</I>><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
+</I>><i> > certain nick.
+</I>><i>
+</I>><i> Beg your pardon, but these two sentences make no sense ? The second is a
+</I>><i> pro for the ignore command, and the first is a con ?
+</I>
+Deleting all memo's from a nick is different from ignoring a nick. But as Andrew pointed out, not very useful.
+
+><i> > > ** Add a way to send OperServ (and other?) commands from the shell
+</I>><i> >
+</I>><i> A telnet session from localhost, with login of servicesroot, and its
+</I>><i> password sounds nice, but I do not see any usage in this.
+</I>
+Oh believe me, in a small network it can be very useful.
+
+Imran Ali Rashid
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