Not sure if this is the right place to request such a thing, but I would love to see a ZNC module that keeps two accounts channels in sync with each other, so when user 1 joins a channel, so does user 2, and when user 2 parts a channel so does user 1.
I'm sure it would be simple to make, but my c++ isn't nearly as good as my Java.
Thanks
md_5
Not sure if this is the right place to request such a thing, but I would love to see a ZNC module that keeps two accounts channels in sync with each other, so when user 1 joins a channel, so does user 2, and when user 2 parts a channel so does user 1.
I'm sure it would be simple to make, but my c++ isn't nearly as good as my Java.
Thanks
md_5
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I bet he is thinking about that too.
@alta189 also stalks znc on github :P
I also had another use case in mind but it doesn't make sense now that I think about it.
Maybe I should just brush up on my C++
I bet he is thinking about that too.
@alta189 also stalks znc on github :P
I also had another use case in mind but it doesn't make sense now that I think about it.
Maybe I should just brush up on my C++
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What about the fact every channel has +n or am I missing something.
On 14/04/2012 1:58 AM, alta189 wrote:
> If your IRC client supports scripting, you could use send_raw to do what you want
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Not sure if this is the right place to request such a thing, but I would love to see a ZNC module that keeps two accounts channels in sync with each other, so when user 1 joins a channel, so does user 2, and when user 2 parts a channel so does user 1.
I'm sure it would be simple to make, but my c++ isn't nearly as good as my Java.
Thanks
md_5
Any use case for that?
I bet he is thinking about use with a bot
I bet he is thinking about that too.
@alta189 also stalks znc on github :P
I also had another use case in mind but it doesn't make sense now that I think about it.
Maybe I should just brush up on my C++
Well, when you will have a reason why would you need such module, reopen this issue :)
If your IRC client supports scripting, you could use send_raw to do what you want
What about the fact every channel has +n or am I missing something.
On 14/04/2012 1:58 AM, alta189 wrote:
Not every channel will be +n.
On esper it is mlocked to +n by default.
Out of the 50 channels I am in, all are +n