Disable connecting notice (Was: Notis)

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mus3na
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Disable connecting notice (Was: Notis)

Post by mus3na »

each time user log in to my ircd i got this notis:

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[17:45] -Malaysia-asia.irc.xxx.xxx- *** Notice -- Client connecting on port 6667: nick ([email protected]) [services] 
so is there a way to set the deamon so that it will not send a notis to admin when a user log in or out.
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Post by w00t »

Have a look and remove the local connect snomask from your oline.
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Post by mus3na »

ok i found that using this command to solve the issu.

/mode yournick -s

now, is there a way to force it.
Dukat
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Post by Dukat »

/mode yournick +s -cF would have been enough... :P


You can force it by setting your oper::snomask (or set::snomask-on-oper) correctly.

(Btw, I hope you are aware that these snomasks are oper-only anyway)
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mus3na
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Post by mus3na »

thanks, finally iam able to force it of by default.

snomask-on-oper "+s -cF";
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Post by Dukat »

I'm not sure if you know what you are doing... snomask-on-oper sets the snomasks, you don't need to add +s (unless of course you really want the +s snomask)...
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