[IRCServices Coding] ***BUG*** SQLINE

[Andrew Church]

     This looks like a side-effect of a change in the way Unreal 3.2
handles SQLINEs: the SQLINE command appears to have been merged into the
TKL command, so that sending an SQLINE causes Unreal to generate an
equivalent TKL and send it back to Services.  Services always removes any
Services-sourced TKL it receives, assuming that its own TKLs will never be
sent back to it; this used to be true, but does not seem to be any longer.
I'll add a workaround in the next release.

     Thanks for the report.

  --Andrew Church
    achurch at achurch.org
    http://achurch.org/

> We have just upgraded to the latest ircservices and unrealircd, and when
>we have a permenant SQLINE set (this was set before the new version was
>installed) the services server continually sets and unsets the qline (it
>didnt used to do this and its quite annoying):
>
> [20:20] --- Client connecting on port 6667: WinWibble (WinWibble at 192.154.46.2) [clients]
> [20:20] --- *** Permanent Global Q:line added for WinWibble* on Sat Mar 27 20:20:22 2004 GMT (from services.chatspike.net: Reserved nickname: Please set your bots nickname from the configure tab and try again)
> [20:20] --- services.chatspike.net removed Global Q:line WinWibble* (set at Sat Mar 27 20:20:22 2004 - reason: Reserved nickname: Please set your bots nickname from the configure tab and try again)
>
> Any way to get it to stick like it used to? The qline that causes this is:
>
> /OS SQLINE ADD +0 WinWibble* Please set your bots nickname from the configure tab and try again
>
> Thanks,
>
> Brain
>
>
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