Am 26.04.2012 14:16, schrieb Alessandro Alessio:
and if i send:
cs->sendMessage("USER guest 0 * :Ronnie_Reaganrn"); cs->sendMessage("NICK guestrn");
[5828:7 207] Now resolving <ip> ... [5828:7 207] Ok, translated <ip> to "<hostname>". [5828:7 207] Resolver sub-process 5828 done. [3784:7 207] Resolver: Got callback on fd 7, events 1 [3784:7 207] Got result from resolver: "<hostname>" (22 bytes read). [3784:7 207] Updating hostname of "*": "<ip>" -> "<hostname>" [3784:7 212] <- connection 6: 'USER guest 0 * :Ronnie_Reagan'. [3784:7 212] Connection 6: got valid USER command ... [3784:7 228] Unregistered connection 6 timed out ... [3784:6 228] Shutting down connection 6 (Timeout) with <hostname>:52619 ... [3784:5 228] Client unregistered (connection 6): Timeout [3784:6 228] Connection 6 with <hostname>:52619 closed (in: 0.0k, out: 0.0k). [3784:7 228] Shutdown of connection 6 completed, 0 connections left.
So, syntax of both commands is correct, but in both cases only the _first_ command is served.
Most probably your client isn't (correctly) sending the command to the network, which you can double check using tcpdump, for example. I don't think that it's ngircd dropping silently only "your" command, because in this case no IRC client would be able to connect at all ...
Regards Alex