Specify channel key validation (MODE +k). #107
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Tested with Insp, Unreal, Ergo, Hybrid/Chary/Solanum, and ircu2; using a passphrase with a space (which is forbidden by RFC2812). They all either let it through, or return one of the two numerics.
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Hmm, Bahamut silently ignores invalid keys, and proceeds to the next mode. (And returns nothing if there is no valid mode in the line.) |
To make sure readers don't confuse them.
* ERR_INVALIDKEY: ircu * ERR_INVALIDMODEPARAM: insp, ergo * truncating: irc2, unreal * stripping: hybrid family (including solanum * silently dropping: bahamut
This was referenced Aug 9, 2021
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Oops I meant to merge the irctest PR... reopened at GH-111 |
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Tested with Insp, Unreal, Ergo, Hybrid/Chary/Solanum, and ircu2;
using a passphrase with a space (which is forbidden by RFC2812).
They all either let it through, or return one of the two numerics.