By default, ZNC responds to PING requests on its own, but if route_replies is loaded, that functionality is lost, and the client(s) attached to ZNC terminate their ZNC connection if the far IRC server doesn't respond before route_replies times out.
By default, ZNC responds to PING requests on its own, but if route_replies is loaded, that functionality is lost, and the client(s) attached to ZNC terminate their ZNC connection if the far IRC server doesn't respond before route_replies times out.
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By default, ZNC responds to PING requests on its own, but if route_replies is loaded, that functionality is lost, and the client(s) attached to ZNC terminate their ZNC connection if the far IRC server doesn't respond before route_replies times out.
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The route_replies code intentionally intercepts PING and tells the core ZNC code to not handle it.