I noticed the watch module not showing ctcp actions, after some looking at the logs noticed the last one I got was a few weeks ago. Spent a few hours looking for which commit broke it and I got: c4a216c554
(Assuming you have nothing in the watch module) /msg *status loadmod watch /msg *watch add *!*@* *foobar * /msg *setsources 1 #*
Spawn another connection and do some /me ... and the watch module will not show them.
Not fixed.
```
2015-11-29 14:51:20+0200 --> Michaela [Mikaela] (realname) (~Mikaela@unaffiliated/mikaela) has joined ##Mikaela
2015-11-29 14:51:28+0200 * @Michaela pings Mikaela
```
And the only thing I see in my watch is:
```
2015-11-29 14:51:13+0200 < *mynicks> -NickServ- Michaela!~Mikaela@85-76-74-188-nat.elisa-mobile.fi has just authenticated as you (Mikaela)
```
- ZNC 1.7.x-git-495-bee266a - http://znc.in
- IPv6: yes, SSL: yes, DNS: threads, charset: yes
- Debian GNU/Linux 7.9 (wheezy)
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I noticed the watch module not showing ctcp actions, after some looking at the logs noticed the last one I got was a few weeks ago. Spent a few hours looking for which commit broke it and I got:
c4a216c554(Assuming you have nothing in the watch module)
/msg *status loadmod watch/msg *watch add *!*@* *foobar */msg *setsources 1 #*Spawn another connection and do some
/me ...and the watch module will not show them.Fails.
Works.
#1190
Not fixed.
And the only thing I see in my watch is:
Working, that watch rule had
!##Mikaela.watch module not showing ctcp actions.to watch module not showing ctcp actions.