How to disable the "connecting" notice

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AXN
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How to disable the "connecting" notice

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Hello.
I have searched all over the internet for how to disable that connecting notice every time someone joins or leaves the network, but without any results.
*** Notice -- Client connecting on port 6667: nickname (user@host) [clients]
I'm using Unreal3.2.7 and Anope 1.7.21

Any ideas ?

Sincerely,
AXN.
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Re: How to disable the "connecting" notice

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From those user modes, I checked for c - local connects and F - far connects, but I don't use any of these. When I try to set + or - c/F I get Unknown MODE flag. I know if i remove +s I won't get those notices anymore but this way I won't get any notice from the server at all. Am I missing something ? Isn't there any way to disable only connecting / exiting notices ?
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If you re-read what I linked you to, they're NOT user modes. They're server notice flags (sub modes of user mode +s)

So to unset +cF (snomasks) you would do "/mode <yournick> +s -cF"
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Oh, that's right, sorry.
Removing the +c sub mode i got rid of those notices.
I didn't payed enough attention the first time I read that and, as I am used to ircu, I didn't knew there can be sub modes heh...

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AXN wrote:Oh, that's right, sorry.
Removing the +c sub mode i got rid of those notices.
I didn't payed enough attention the first time I read that and, as I am used to ircu, I didn't knew there can be sub modes heh...

Thank you for your time!
User mode +s is the only one with "sub modes" or as they are actually called "snomasks" or "server notice masks"

And yes, ircu uses a bitmask idea instead with you have to either A) work out the total of the bit's you want to watch server notices for or B) add them one by one.
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