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A two-parameter WHOIS (/whois x x — what mIRC sends when you double-click a nick, to fetch idle time) routes the query to the target's server. For a service that server is echo, which was dropping the resulting IDLE request as an unknown command, so the WHOIS produced no output at all: InspIRCd only emits the whois numerics once the IDLE reply arrives (m_spanningtree/idle.cpp), so no reply meant total silence. Handle the inbound IDLE request and answer it for our own services and bots: ":<target> IDLE <requester> <signon> <idle>", signon = burst time, idle 0 (a pseudo-client is always active). A routed WHOIS of NickServ/ChanServ/etc. now completes. |
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| botserv | ||
| chanfix | ||
| chanserv | ||
| debugserv | ||
| diceserv | ||
| example | ||
| groupserv | ||
| helpserv | ||
| hostserv | ||
| infoserv | ||
| memoserv | ||
| nickserv | ||
| operserv | ||
| protocol/inspircd | ||
| reportserv | ||
| statserv | ||