On Thu, Jan 28, 1999 at 10:01:40AM +1100, Andrew Snare wrote: > For various reasons this isn't practical -- it would be very difficult > to determine which K-Line (or ban) was applied to a certain user based > purely on, for example, CGI environment variables. At the very least, > it should be possible to return an ID or cookie so that you can say > something to the effect of "Please visit > http://www.example.com/klines/cookie to see why you are not permitted > to use this server." Too complicated. I defintily don't wanna miss the possibility to give reason in the K-line. > There just needs to be a way to return some form of ban- or > k-line-specific information, especially since some servers have > hundreds of k-lines (it wouldn't surprise me if some have more). Agreed. irc@info5:~/lib2.10> egrep -c -i "^k:" ircd.conf 719 CU, Eumel -- +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Michael 'Eumel' Neumayer <Michael.Neumayer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> | | Eumel@IRC ! LinuX inside ! pgp-key available | +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
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