I'd use /znc setbuffer *, but it doesn't apply to channels joined after that command.
Reasoning behind this - I care about messages that happen on [a network] and have a 9999 buffer, but frankly don't need any backlog on [another network] so I'd like to set the buffer there to 0.
All the options I see are either global to all networks or temporary to certain channels.
I'd use /znc setbuffer *, but it doesn't apply to channels joined after that command.
Reasoning behind this - I care about messages that happen on [a network] and have a 9999 buffer, but frankly don't need any backlog on [another network] so I'd like to set the buffer there to 0.
All the options I see are either global to all networks or temporary to certain channels.
Thanks!
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Why temporary? It's persistent per-channel setting...
The value in user is the defaults for new channels which you join.
Why temporary? It's persistent per-channel setting...
The value in user is the defaults for new channels which you join.
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Also what exactly do you mean by "I care about messages that happen on and have a 9999 buffer, but frankly don't need any backlog on so I'd like to set the buffer there to 0"? did you miss several words?
Also what exactly do you mean by "I care about messages that happen on and have a 9999 buffer, but frankly don't need any backlog on so I'd like to set the buffer there to 0"? did you miss several words?
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I'd use /znc setbuffer *, but it doesn't apply to channels joined after that command.
Reasoning behind this - I care about messages that happen on [a network] and have a 9999 buffer, but frankly don't need any backlog on [another network] so I'd like to set the buffer there to 0.
All the options I see are either global to all networks or temporary to certain channels.
Thanks!
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Why temporary? It's persistent per-channel setting...
The value in user is the defaults for new channels which you join.
Also what exactly do you mean by "I care about messages that happen on and have a 9999 buffer, but frankly don't need any backlog on so I'd like to set the buffer there to 0"? did you miss several words?
Oh dear, looks like I used left and right angle brackets as placeholders which markdown didn't like.
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