[IRCServices Coding] operserv / akill

[Ballsy]

	Right...which made me think that, with ImmediatelySendAkill and 
EnableExclude both enabled, no AKILL would be sent to the linked servers, 
but OperServ WOULD perform individual KILLS immediately on it's own..which 
didn't occur.  After a quick glance at the source, I saw no code which would 
perform these individual kills.  Instead, static void send_akill() 
checks to see if EnableExclude is enabled, and if it is, but isn't 
supported on the given IRCd, it will just return(), having performed no 
killing.  
	I just figured that it may be handy to have OperServ loop 
through and perform the individual KILLs anyway, in the event that 
EnableExclude (and ImmediatelySendAkill) is in use, but isn't supported 
by the IRCd.	

David

On Wed, 6 Nov 2002, Finny Merrill wrote:

> On Wed, 6 Nov 2002, Ballsy wrote:
> 
> > 	My user, who was already online, was killed immediately after the 
> > Akill was set, but ONLY if I had EnableExclude DISabled in modules.conf.  
> > Now that I think about it, I don't know that bahamut supports Akill 
> > exclusions...
> > 
> 
> "ImmediatelySendAkill" means immediately send the akill. If EnableExclude 
> is set, the AKILL command isn't set at all, but it manually kills users 
> instead. (unless your ircd supports exclusions and none do that I know of)
> 
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