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#19185 14/04/03 01:21 PM
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I wondered, is it possible to configure MIrc so that there is no idle time is shown when people do /whois on me?

Thanks in advance


#19186 14/04/03 01:23 PM
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The server is what sends people the idle time, mIRC has no control over it. Ask the server admins if there is a way to stop it, but it's unlikely there is.

#19187 17/04/03 12:32 AM
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Well, actually there is a possibilty, you can download a script which has an anti-idle function smile >>> i recommend you download the NoName script from http://www.mircscripts.org or from http://www.nnscript.de/ >>> the NoName script has a function that you can choose to Enable anti-idle, and choose the max.idle time, for example i would like to set the max.idle time to 20 seconds smile. Try it, and tell me if you're are satisfied with the answer or not.

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#19188 17/04/03 02:23 AM
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on 1:CONNECT: { .timerantiidle 1 1 /mode $me }

just a guess... Just contstantly requests your personal server mode..


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#19189 17/04/03 12:40 PM
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You have to 'privmsg' (/msg or /ctcp) someone to change the idle.
Code:
on *:connect:.timeranti-idle -i 0 30 scon -at1 .msg $!!me .
on me:^*:open:?:.:halt


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