The default configuration uses the event's target as part of the file name for text logs. This will mean that private messages directed to Seshet rather than a channel will be logged in a file named Seshet-mmddyy.log. This is inconvenient because if Seshet replies to those messages (or otherwise sends private messages), the replies will be logged in a file with the nick of the user Seshet is replying to.
The correct behavior would be to check if target == self.nickname and if so assign target = source before opening the log file. This behavior should only be implemented in _log_to_file(), as we still want actual event details in SQL logs.
The default configuration uses the event's target as part of the file name for text logs. This will mean that private messages directed to Seshet rather than a channel will be logged in a file named
Seshet-mmddyy.log. This is inconvenient because if Seshet replies to those messages (or otherwise sends private messages), the replies will be logged in a file with the nick of the user Seshet is replying to.The correct behavior would be to check if
target == self.nicknameand if so assigntarget = sourcebefore opening the log file. This behavior should only be implemented in_log_to_file(), as we still want actual event details in SQL logs.