Hiya, I'm back running a ngirc instance, and have encountered an annoyance. I want to be able to set the maximum allowed nick-length; it would only appear to be set-able at compilation time, not through the config file. Is that the case, or is there a setting in the config file to so do? fwiw, i'm using rhe Debain ported^Wpackaged version. TIA a
Adam McGreggor <adam@amyl.org.uk> wrote:
I'm back running a ngirc instance, and have encountered an annoyance.
I want to be able to set the maximum allowed nick-length; it would only appear to be set-able at compilation time, not through the config file.
Yes -- its a compile-time constant. Unfortunately I am no longer able to contribute to ngircd. Out of interest: what value would you want to set? Perhaps the value should be increased by default in future versions of ngircd? Florian
On Tue, May 01, 2007 at 12:47:24AM +0200, Florian Westphal wrote:
Adam McGreggor <adam@amyl.org.uk> wrote: (and using the subscribed address this time!)
I'm back running a ngirc instance, and have encountered an annoyance.
I want to be able to set the maximum allowed nick-length; it would only appear to be set-able at compilation time, not through the config file.
Yes -- its a compile-time constant. Unfortunately I am no longer able to contribute to ngircd. Out of interest: what value would you want to set?
Between 15-19, really. If I were recompiling, i'd probably set it at 19, to make it a bit future proof. If it were config-file based, 15 (and increment as needed)
Perhaps the value should be increased by default in future versions of ngircd?
perhaps; 9 is a bit short, particularly if ngirc's to be adopted (quickly) by 'big' networks with lots of users. thanks, a
Teilnehmer (3)
-
Adam McGreggor -
Adam McGreggor -
Florian Westphal