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Perhaps the fourteenth character is non-alphanumeric?

^.{13}[^[:alnum:]].{6}!

That's nice 'n' easy to read

Why is cmode L restricted to +q users?

Don't say "because that's the way it's coded", I'm interested to know the purpose of only letting +q users set mode +/-L

I prefer restricted and +R, so that when someone on the access list tries to join, they don't get banned if they haven't identified yet and don't need to use /cs invite.

Hmm. +j does not reall fit that. Because for e.g. +j 1:10 allows a "rejoin" after every 10 seconds. so if the user is 20 seconds idling, gets kicked, he can rejoin. You have to kick him again within that 10 seconds. So its not that solution but next to the function +J on U4 seems to be.
I said +j ...

U4 will have a module that will stop client rejoins. It is the m_kicknorejoin module, which adds channelmode +J which disallows rejoining for the specified number of seconds
You can use j for this task instead (but not as effective). e.g.
/mode #blah +j 1:900
12:33 * Joins: Bob
12:43 * Bob was ...

Jobe1986 wrote:Where else would the mode change come from without coming from the opers nick

Sorry to sound so repetitive, but why don't we want the mode change to come from the oper's nick?

Jobe1986 wrote:

Shining Phoenix wrote:The server they're on is irrelevant.

/samode mode changes appear to be sent by the server to which the oper who used /samode is connected.

Why do we want it to do that?

wax wrote:1) for services admins to think that it not oper overriding.

Why do you want to make users not think that it is oper overriding?

2) for what we see from what server do this command somebody.
imo

The server they're on is irrelevant.

IRCOPS module perhaps? If that doesn't do it, you might be able to modify it.

Why not just set +mu and op all of your ircops?

1. Why does /samode exist?

2. Why the * someserver sets mode: when someone uses it?

When a channel has modes mnrtu, and a user without status speaks, ops see:
<IRC> User: Stuff they said

And that user sees:
<User> Stuff they said
#testing You need voice (+v) (#testing)

What the user sees makes sense, but what the op sees is odd. Is this just odd, or is it a bug? What other odd ...

Someone on Netstable fixed m_hostforward (Jason?), and it worked fine until we upgraded to 3.2.6.

And/or use m_hostforward, it adds extban f:

/mode #chan +b ~f:#chan2:n!u@h

Then you can forward different users onto different channels, or use +b ~f and the effect of +B to forward the banned user into two channels...I love that combo >:D

So now I've got two scenarios:
1. Extbans are meant to work with +I but they are broken OR
2. They are not meant to work, and don't, but the IRCd does it anyway.

Anyone know for sure which it is?