the following adduser command should be throwing an error, since the key is required and an __NOKEY__ is used for key-less autoop:
<me> help
<*autoop> | AddUser <user> <hostmask>[,<hostmasks>...] <key> [channels] | Adds a user |
<me> adduser foo bar
<*autoop> User foo added with hostmask(s) bar
<me> listusers
<*autoop> +------+-----------+-----+----------
<*autoop> | User | Hostmasks | Key | Channels
<*autoop> +------+-----------+-----+----------
<*autoop> | foo | bar | |
also, there are some things that the help and the wiki page are not answering
hostmask bar is invalid but accepted; is it still being matched in some way?
if there are no channels, will autoop work on all or no channels?
the following adduser command should be throwing an error, since the key is required and an `__NOKEY__` is used for key-less autoop:
<me> help
<*autoop> | AddUser <user> <hostmask>[,<hostmasks>...] <key> [channels] | Adds a user |
<me> adduser foo bar
<*autoop> User foo added with hostmask(s) bar
<me> listusers
<*autoop> +------+-----------+-----+----------
<*autoop> | User | Hostmasks | Key | Channels
<*autoop> +------+-----------+-----+----------
<*autoop> | foo | bar | |
also, there are some things that the help and the wiki page are not answering
* hostmask `bar` is invalid but accepted; is it still being matched in some way?
* if there are no channels, will autoop work on all or no channels?
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the following adduser command should be throwing an error, since the key is required and an
__NOKEY__is used for key-less autoop:also, there are some things that the help and the wiki page are not answering
baris invalid but accepted; is it still being matched in some way?