[IRCServices] /notice??

[Strider]

Ohhh excuse my ignorance...I've had some trouble with programming so my
brain is fried. Next time I will try to read more thoroughly before
responding so quickly, heh.

Beau (Strider) Steward
chatcircuit administrator and 6bit band member
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ircadmin at chatcircuit.com     irc.chatcircuit.com
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Countersync" <countersync at hotmail.com>
To: <ircservices at ircservices.za.net>
Sent: Tuesday, May 08, 2001 8:02 PM
Subject: Re: [IRCServices] /notice??


> I think that what Adam was referring to is something similar to how you
can
> link nicknames together so that you can attain the privileges that have
been
> attached to any of them through any in the linkage set.  However this
would
> be different in that it would be limited to that session instead of a
> permanent linkage.  Or more simply put, identify to nickserv as being a
user
> without actually holding that nickname.  In fact the second description is
> better because it doesn't necessarily mean that the nickname your using
> needs to be registered or otherwise documented anywhere else within
> services.  Quite a handy method for escaping private message floods or
just
> anyone who wants to talk with you.
>
> Though there would then be issues with memoserv.  Perhaps modifying the
> memoserv format (or allowing only one of two formats) to be used which
would
> include a 'from' token as well as a to token.  The memoserv feature alone
> would be a good idea as it could be VERY useful to send messages from a
> nickname without necessarily being that nickname, only linked to it.
>
> (For example if a user has a robot programmed to do something and they
trust
> it; the bot could be linked to their nickname and send messages through
that
> nickname.  Or another example which would be more common; the user has
many
> nicknames and is using one in one channel when they receive a memo.
Without
> having to change their name to respond they could use the more familiar
> nickname to send a reply back.)
>
> A second thought occurs though that services may only keep track of
> registered names and otherwise operate in a way that would hinder the
first
> idea.  I don't know enough C/C++ to even think of reading the source to
know
> for sure, but just the concept design seems like this might be difficult
to
> pull off.
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Strider" <strider at chatcircuit.com>
> Sent: Tuesday, May 08, 2001 23:27
> > This is something that has to be scripted into your client or programmed
> > into the ircd. This has nothing to do with services. UnrealIRCd comes
with
> > this features, and my irc script, well the one i use to use also had a
> > feature that redirected /nickserv to /msg nickserv. These 2 methods are
> very
> > different however.
> >
> > Beau (Strider) Steward
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: "Adam" <korn_fan at dingoblue.net.au>
> > Sent: Tuesday, May 08, 2001 6:09 PM
> > > Hey, i know its slightly off topic.. but why cant i use /nickserv
> identify
> > > <nick> <password>
> > >
> > > i think this is a very usefull feature and should be included. :-)
> > >
> > > Adam
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