Can it be implemented with a command /msg *status slowshutdown
that instead of quitting from every network at the same time, znc will slowly quit from each network at a random timer between 1-5 seconds perhaps?
Can it be implemented with a command /msg *status slowshutdown
that instead of quitting from every network at the same time, znc will slowly quit from each network at a random timer between 1-5 seconds perhaps?
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more or less a privacy concern. Avoiding being linked to certain nicknames when they all quit at the same exact time constantly. This way you can avoid that to a little greater extent.
more or less a privacy concern. Avoiding being linked to certain nicknames when they all quit at the same exact time constantly. This way you can avoid that to a little greater extent.
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I like the concept, but its pointless if the server was shutdown or if there would be any networking issues causing all the connections to drop.
I like the concept, but its pointless if the server was shutdown or if there would be any networking issues causing all the connections to drop.
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i see your point. Perhaps apply this usage to a restart command instead of shutdown. This would increment through each network and send a quit in X seconds. Upon connecting again, do the same thing.
i see your point. Perhaps apply this usage to a restart command instead of shutdown. This would increment through each network and send a quit in X seconds. Upon connecting again, do the same thing.
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I am going to close this because it is unrealistic, if there are any networking issues or stability issues causing every user to disconnect, it will be impossible to do this.
I am going to close this because it is unrealistic, if there are any networking issues or stability issues causing every user to disconnect, it will be impossible to do this.
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Can it be implemented with a command /msg *status slowshutdown
that instead of quitting from every network at the same time, znc will slowly quit from each network at a random timer between 1-5 seconds perhaps?
I'm curious: Why?
more or less a privacy concern. Avoiding being linked to certain nicknames when they all quit at the same exact time constantly. This way you can avoid that to a little greater extent.
I like the concept, but its pointless if the server was shutdown or if there would be any networking issues causing all the connections to drop.
i see your point. Perhaps apply this usage to a restart command instead of shutdown. This would increment through each network and send a quit in X seconds. Upon connecting again, do the same thing.
I am going to close this because it is unrealistic, if there are any networking issues or stability issues causing every user to disconnect, it will be impossible to do this.