What about if this is sent after 321:
//sockwrite -nt testSock :fake.name 322 $mnick #somechan 1 :[+nt]
That makes no difference here. I am still able to delete the channels.txt file after I click the disconnect button or use /disconnect.
If I try to delete the file before I click the disconnect button or /disconnect, explorer tells me the file is opened in mIRC.
The file is opened the moment a 321 or 322 is received, so it is locked at that point and only unlocked on a 323 or a disconnect.
