baffling message from unreal daemon

[cheiron]

<Cheiron> <12:24pm> -s2games.ca.us.chattingaway.com- *** Notice -- names abuser Nick[static.xx.xx.xx.xx.clients.your-server.de] #channel,#channel

got this message for the first time on my net and i have never seen it before. i have been through the unreal docs ( http://www.vulnscan.org/UnrealIrcd/unreal32docs.html )
trying to find where it be located and i am blind if i can see it

any ideas what this means please and if i have missed it in the docs.. where it is please so i can go swat up a bit

[Stealth]

This is because that client requested NAMES with 2 or more channels listed.

When using the NAMES command you can only specify 1 channel. This person would have tried doing NAMES #channel1,#channel2

[cheiron]

This is because that client requested NAMES with 2 or more channels listed.

When using the NAMES command you can only specify 1 channel. This person would have tried doing NAMES #channel1,#channel2

so /names is the replacement basically for /who #channel yes ?

[Stealth]

No, those commands will give 2 different results.

NAMES will give a list of users in the channel.

WHO will give you a list based on parameters specified, and include additional information such as realname, user@host, and flags based on the users modes.

[cheiron]

ah gotcha

many thanks for that Stealth
i thought i was going made looking through the unreal docs and not seeing anything about it