[IRCServices] Greetings

[Jonathan Morton]

>	It seems that all functions like access_del_callback,
>akick_del_callback etc have a problem. That is , executing a /msg memoserv
>del 1-99999999999999999999999999 services are delaying for a long period
>of time. This behaviour will cause the server that are connected to send
>an squit if there is general activity at the network. If there is no
>activity and you are running for example a test server at home, you will
>regain control at the services after a period of time. The same command
>could apply at chanserv with /msg chanserv access #channel del
>1-99999999999999etcetc or at the akick function.

Ahh, looks like we have a complexity problem.  Someone needs to make some
algorithms more efficient.  :)

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