nofakelag
Posted: Sat May 26, 2018 3:39 am
Hello,
I've recently installed and am running unrealircd v4.0.17. It's a private server and we share a lot of code snippets on it so we're looking to disable the imposed fake lag. I've recompiled by changing this line in config.h:
#define FAKELAG_CONFIGURABLE
and adding this to my class block for clients:
class clients
{
pingfreq 90;
maxclients 20;
sendq 1M;
recvq 32k;
options {
nofakelag;
};
};
Restarted the server, it takes the config with no complaints, but everyone is still rate-limited. After several lines the ~2-second delay kicks in. Even the /oper (me) experiences this problem. The client I'm testing with is irssi and hexchat.
I understand that turning off fake lag is undesirable in the wild but this is a private server so it's not an issue (and if it is we can pummel the person causing the problem in person).
Help? I'm a noob at being an IRC operator and I have only used IRC minimally over the years, but not enough to really have a deep understanding of the protocol or the different implementations of it.
Please let me know if there's any information I can provide. Your assistance is greatly appreciated!
-DeltaZed
I've recently installed and am running unrealircd v4.0.17. It's a private server and we share a lot of code snippets on it so we're looking to disable the imposed fake lag. I've recompiled by changing this line in config.h:
#define FAKELAG_CONFIGURABLE
and adding this to my class block for clients:
class clients
{
pingfreq 90;
maxclients 20;
sendq 1M;
recvq 32k;
options {
nofakelag;
};
};
Restarted the server, it takes the config with no complaints, but everyone is still rate-limited. After several lines the ~2-second delay kicks in. Even the /oper (me) experiences this problem. The client I'm testing with is irssi and hexchat.
I understand that turning off fake lag is undesirable in the wild but this is a private server so it's not an issue (and if it is we can pummel the person causing the problem in person).
Help? I'm a noob at being an IRC operator and I have only used IRC minimally over the years, but not enough to really have a deep understanding of the protocol or the different implementations of it.
Please let me know if there's any information I can provide. Your assistance is greatly appreciated!
-DeltaZed