That's impossible, i've seen the source code, it has nothing of the sort as far as I am aware.

I will test this further at a later date.

That's unfortunate.

netmunky has seen the code too, there's nothing really significant. The problem with banning all the Turkish IP ranges is that there are simply too many for the banlist to hold. Usually around 100 hosts can be banned before the list is full. Here's a few IP ranges to be getting on with... http://www...

I've seen plenty of these sexsbul bots myself and many of them are not from Turkish hosts It may be true that there needs to be a more effective way for spamtrap to catch them due to their tactics, but certainly no cause for an attempted ban of a country sexsbul? that's just ONE recent spam URL, th...

The current solution, spamtrap, picks these up with no problem Lots, probably most, of this type of spam isn't even from Turkey Trying to ban some random country from the network isn't going to accomplish anything Edit: Oh, and when you do see any spammers you are welcome to tell us in #spamfix We ...

jt wrote:Sounds like a reasonable solution

Sarcasm doesn't work on the internet.

I invite you to come up with a better solution.

I get spam like this everyday... [08:35:40 pm] <falc> w w v . sexsbul.com ^^falc is ~^^gecewy@88.246.97.150 * FBIx^^3L ^^falc using irc.igs.ca cia.com: VOIP phone service + High speed $39.95/mo ^^falc End of /WHOIS list. If you view the HTML of that site (which I do not recommend doing unless you kn...

I've been waiting for +D gecos bans since +e/+I was implemented All that aside, the real question is, what makes EFnet "EFnet". I think changing the nick length is stupid, who needs a nick more than 9 chrs long anyway? EFnet is famous for its 9 chr nicks. Longer topics would be nice, some servers ha...

Get it while its hot...

http://www.mirc.com/get.html

oz rocks your socks.

I'm not asking for specifics, just a bit of harmless fun.

What OS does your IRCD run on and why?

People should not make logs of channels, and publish them to websites without asking operators and users first.

There's plenty of them out there, they are totally lame.

I'm two ways about this. They are not useful if you're based in the UK as there's only one UK server. However, if that is down, or you can't connect to it, its at that point it becomes useful. In addition to that, if you're at a remote location, or logged into one, and you're not sure which server w...

lol

munky wrote:if your school only blocks port 6667, try connecting to an alternate port. most servers have at least 5-10 ports open for their ircd.

I thought there was a list somewhere that told you which servers had which ports open...?