On 10643 March 1977, Paul Johnson wrote: >> > or indicating their status with nicknames (which also spams the >> > channel). You also get spammed on IRC whenever someone joins or >> > leaves a channel. >> Most IRC clients allow those to be switched off. Personally, I happen to >> like them. > s/most/none/. I just tried irssi, ircii, kopete, and ejabberd's IRC clients. > None have this. That shows that you dont know what you did, probably due to your Jabber-love :) Ignorance List: #achannel: JOINS PARTS QUITS #anotherchan: JOINS PARTS QUITS The ignorance system works very well for that. Type /help levels in irssi to see what else you could ignore. I have a jabber account (and an own server) and use that also, but i wouldnt ever want to have groupchats there. or to drop IRC. IRC is just soo much better than Jabber for most things I want to get done online, talking with others... -- bye Joerg It seems to me that the account creation step could be fully automated: checking the box "approved by DAM" could trigger an insert into the LDAP database thereby creating the account. <1375.143.121.153.52.1122977888.squirrel@wm.kinkhorst.nl>
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