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Mark as bot. #91

Open DarthGandalf opened 9 years ago

DarthGandalf commented 9 years ago

Reported by anonymous on 01 Mar 2008 13:07:37 UTC Would be nice to be able to mark some 'channel members' as Bots so their talk doesn't count as human talk and the channelcolor isn't that way neither (nor in the mouse over statistic) - should be helpful for channels with announcements bots.

Migrated from: https://svn.kvirc.de/kvirc/ticket/91

DarthGandalf commented 9 years ago

Modified by HelLViS69 on 04 Mar 2008 18:00:33 Component: IRC Protocol → GUI Owner: Pragma → pragmaware Version: 3.2.6 Anomalies → 4.0.0 Insomnia

DarthGandalf commented 9 years ago

Modified by HelLViS69 on 19 Dec 2009 16:44:25 Version: 4.0 Insomnia → 4.0rc2 Insomnia

DarthGandalf commented 9 years ago

Modified by HelLViS69 on 02 Feb 2010 14:12:20 Version: 4.0rc2 Insomnia → 4.0 Insomnia

DarthGandalf commented 9 years ago

Modified by HelLViS69 on 27 Jun 2010 15:17:18 Version: 4.0 Insomnia → 4.1 Equilibrium

un1versal commented 8 years ago

Isnt this only available in some IRCd's, currently for instance 

[13:28:08]  Your host is some.server.com, running version UnrealIRCd-4
[13:28:08]  This server was created Sat Jun 4 2016 at 15:20:58 WEST
[13:28:08]  Available user modes:
[13:28:08]  i: Invisible
[13:28:08]  o: IRC Operator (oper)
[13:28:08]  w: Recipient for WALLOPS messages
[13:28:08]  r: Registered
[13:28:08]  s: Recipient for server notices
[13:28:08]  x: Host hidden
[13:28:08]  z: Connected over SSL
[13:28:08]  d: Deaf
[13:28:08]  H: Hide oper status
[13:28:08]  t: Using a vhost
[13:28:08]  I: Idle time hidden from WHOIS
[13:28:08]  R: Only receive private messages from registered nicks
[13:28:08]  q: Immune to kicks (except U-Line)
[13:28:08]  p: Channels hidden from WHOIS
[13:28:08]  W: Recipient for notices on WHOIS
[13:28:08]  G: Filter out bad words
[13:28:08]  T: Prevent CTCPs
[13:28:08]  S: Network service
[13:28:08]  B: Marks as being a bot

If this would be network settable then it depends on whoever being a network admin or something no?

@staticfox if cant be done client side please close.

AndrioCelos commented 8 years ago

You're thinking of user mode B. Anyone can set or remove it on themselves, but it's only seen in WHOIS replies. The OP was asking for a client-side mark, probably an extension of the registered users feature.

un1versal commented 8 years ago

probably was asking for a client side marker, its impossible to find out.

but lets assume that it is, artificially marking a user as a bot so that whatever is said by isnt counted as Human can only be done hardcoded due to way that Human/Bot checks are implemented.

I dont think any of it is exposed to KVS.

staticfox commented 8 years ago

Andrio is right, it was meant to be an extra option in the registered users system. It was just going to be an extra check box solely for factor out the user in the activity meter.

On Jun 7, 2016, at 10:26 AM, un1versal notifications@github.com wrote:

probably was asking for a client side marker, its impossible to find out.

but lets assume that it is, artificially marking a user as a bot so that whatever is said by isnt counted as Human can only be done hardcoded due to way that Hum/Bot is implemented.

I dont think any of it is exposed to KVS.

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