White MAGIC !

[Dooku]

After the incident with that lamer who got global access the coders poked him down with someting so cool ...
(16:05:37) -X- USER: manager ACCESS: 500
(16:05:38) -X- CHANNEL: #channel -- AUTOMODE: OP
(16:05:38) -X- LAST SEEN: 1 day, 13:07:51 ago.
(16:05:38) -X- LAST MODIFIED: ** RECOVERY ** (75 days, 12:44:57 ago)
(16:05:38) -X- End of access list


Thats so cool ... but gues the question ! how can u do it ?

[sirAndrew]

with a little modiffy of the codes?!

[Dooku]

with a little modiffy of the codes?!

lol, u little devil .... details .... , i'm not the user i shoud be , i want more !

[psychic]

If all would know all coders staff , all should be a coder ah ? Be happy that they know how to make undernet better and enjoy your chat

[Mitko]

Undernet is not using the current CVS code.


Mit.

[The-Judge]

Maybe that is all about a simple change on the database. Maybe they used pgsql command line to insert "RECOVERY" on the channels' field witch were affected.

[Mitko]

Heh, is this important at all ?

sigh

[Compy]

In response to Mitko, no this is not important.

Undernet has their own tricks in which they use with their mod.cservice implementation. Many of these tricks are performed by means not suitable for users who don't know the code very well. If you did know the code very well, you wouldn't be asking. There is no magical command to do this, it took time to sort through it, and the RECOVERY modification field was an easy way to see what channels were affected should they want to run statistics on the percentage affected. If you think about it, there isn't a magic command to "fix" thousands of data entries.

Thread locked, nothing to worry about.

Compy