Currently I have no way of knowing if the IRCd supports SASL or not without configuring SASL and reconnecting. I asked on #IRCv3 how would I go with knowing that and the response was CAP LS and talking about bouncers it's ZNC's responsibility to inform the user on supported caps.
Currently I have no way of knowing if the IRCd supports SASL or not without configuring SASL and reconnecting. I asked on #IRCv3 how would I go with knowing that and the response was `CAP LS` and talking about bouncers it's ZNC's responsibility to inform the user on supported caps.
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2015-02-20 06:01:44+0200 < Mikaela> I am not sure was it *raw or *send_raw that is admin-only, but *raw can have difficult to read output especially when you are on active network on multiple channels that talk all the time
as I said on IRC:
`2015-02-20 06:01:44+0200 < Mikaela> I am not sure was it *raw or *send_raw that is admin-only, but *raw can have difficult to read output especially when you are on active network on multiple channels that talk all the time`
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Currently I have no way of knowing if the IRCd supports SASL or not without configuring SASL and reconnecting. I asked on #IRCv3 how would I go with knowing that and the response was
CAP LSand talking about bouncers it's ZNC's responsibility to inform the user on supported caps.Want to back this issue? Post a bounty on it! We accept bounties via Bountysource.
You can use *raw and type
cap lsin it.Ben
as I said on IRC:
2015-02-20 06:01:44+0200 < Mikaela> I am not sure was it *raw or *send_raw that is admin-only, but *raw can have difficult to read output especially when you are on active network on multiple channels that talk all the time