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set::restrict-channelmodes <modes>

Although it is not channel independant, but affects ALL channels.

The way i understand w00t's suggestion puts your scenario out the window katsklaw: the olines wouldn't be copied across to the conf file - they wouldn't be copied anywhere.
When you do a '/whois nick nick' you are asking Server-B to relay the information to you without looking up any info on Server ...

Thanks for the reply Angrywolf. I'm against ugly methods, although the method i used was ugly too.
The problem with adding to the whois is that looking for a new umode means its looking for something that doesn't exist until the module is compiled, which will fail. This then means you have to add ...

I created a module to add a new chmode +j which would stop people joining the channel in under X seconds of connecting (read my thread). As an afterthought, i decided to add a umode +f to which was unsettable by any user including ircops, but could only be set by logging in with a new command which ...

The wildcards would not be an issue (for people who have a brain) because Unreal supports escaping. Meaning "#blah*" is a wildcard, "#blah\*" is the channel named "#blah*"

I was thinking of that, but then it gets messy when you have a channel called #bl\?\ah\\** or something else dumb like that ...

You are right, * and ? are legal characters in a channel name, which would make wildcarding difficult. But, it would still be useful if someone could think of a logical way of doing it.

However, you are wrong about seeing the channel modes from outside of the channel. Sure, you can use /mode #chan ...

Hiya.
I have 3 requests for modules, or even as new features in 3.2.2

The first is a new set::option directive which will create a time setting stopping users from joining a channel within X seconds of connecting. This will help limit the amount of spambots which connect->mass spam->disconnect ...