Some IRC servers are able to return 'nick!user@host' in RPL_NAMREPLY, instead of just 'nick', when the client uses "PROTOCTL UHNAMES" or "CAP REQ :userhost-in-names".
When irssiproxy is used and another client enables this capability (for example, mIRC), this breaks nicklist in Irssi itself. Irssi should either ignore '!user@host' or split it into apropriate fields.
It might be useful for Irssi itself to enable this capability, too (if "CAP LS" returns "userhost-in-names", or if 005 lists "UHNAMES").
Some IRC servers are able to return 'nick!user@host' in RPL_NAMREPLY, instead of just 'nick', when the client uses "PROTOCTL UHNAMES" or "CAP REQ :userhost-in-names".
When irssiproxy is used and another client enables this capability (for example, mIRC), this breaks nicklist in Irssi itself. Irssi should either ignore '!user@host' or split it into apropriate fields.
It might be useful for Irssi itself to enable this capability, too (if "CAP LS" returns "userhost-in-names", or if 005 lists "UHNAMES").