In addition to my last mail/post (ngircd and anope won't cooperate well): While anope annouces: Setting correct user modes for misch on #channel (giving modes) Setting +o on #channel for misch Setting correct user modes for misch on #channel (not giving modes) .. this is what ngircd receives: ngircd[6679]: <- connection 8: 'MODE #channel'. I'd say, we're missing a few more parameters here. It looks as if anope doesn't send them. Version is : anope-1.9.4-p1 - not sure if this is a general anope problem, or if it is related to the ngircd module. Or - maybe - I am just plain stupid and won't see my own errors :) Any help is appreciated. mm.

Michaela Merz <mm@hermetos.com> wrote:

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Kann man im ngircd /mode +k setzen, um User notfalls komplett aus dem Server zu entfernen?

No, k-lines are not supported by ngircd so far.

And, because ngircd supports tcp-wrappers i'm not sure if k-lines would be a meaningful feature.

[ to repeat in german: Nein, aber da ngircd tcpwrapper-support hat, denke ich nicht das k-line support in ngircd eine sinnvolle Erweiterung waere. ]

Gruesse, Florian

Hello: We are experiencing a big and very annoying Problem: Some clients get blocked in some channels for no reason: /join #channel #channel Cannot join channel (+b) Even a /mode -b #channel *!* doesn't change anything. If the user get's invited, he is able to join, but can't speak. Just to make sure: This only happens to about 5% of all connecting clients - and we have no way to predict which client is able to join and who isn't. Channel is pre-set Name = #channel Topic = This is our channel Modes = tn

Michaela, When someone complain about this, could you enter in the channel, type /mode #channel +b (and this will show you provably in Status window the current ban list) and then do a /whois banned-nicknamed and past both information here? I think it would be helpful if we together double check if there isn't really a match between the user host and the current channel ban list. Kurt Kraut 2011/12/17 Christoph Biedl <ngircd.anoy@manchmal.in-ulm.de>

Michaela Merz wrote...

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We are experiencing a big and very annoying Problem: Some clients get blocked in some channels for no reason:

This sounds really weird. FWIW, I operate ngircd for a small network of about 40 users without any of these problems.

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Just to make sure: This only happens to about 5% of all connecting clients - and we have no way to predict which client is able to join and who isn't.

* Did you check whether this is related to Anope? * If a client is banned, will a second try succeed? Does altering the nick or user name change anything?

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