Forums Feature Suggestions Numeric 482

According to what I understand, the format of numeric 482 goes like this.



The current representation of numeric 482 on mIRC however lacks the #channel parameter and goes like this.



Is there any reason why #channel parameter is omitted since it remains useful to users imo.

Numeric responses are sent by the server. mIRC has no control over what it receives.

Also, according to RFC1459 numeric 482 is as follows:


Your network may be doing something strange.

I am somewhat confused by your request as well. I just tried, and in this situation, I get one of two results:

1) If I am on the target channel, I get "* sat: You're not channel operator" shown in the window of that channel.
2) If I'm not on the target channel, I get "#channel You're not channel operator" in the status window.

In the first case, the channel parameter is omitted because the window it is shown in, is the actual target channel. In the second case, the channel parameter is shown.

With this as a basis, could you please elaborate on what case you want changed and why? (And of course, if mIRC ever showed the message without the channel name in the status window, that would be a bug.)

I'm sorry for the confusion. The numeric received from the IRCd is correct but I was asking the rationale of mIRC to remove the #channel parameter when it displays numeric 482 to user.

Anyway, thanks Sat for clarifying how numeric 482 is handled on mIRC. However, I am only able to reproduce case 1 whether I am on the target channel or not. I'm using mIRC 7.42 on InspIRCd and UnrealIRCd.

Please mark this thread as resolved or anything equivalent. Thank you!

Edit:
Case 1 (i.e. The following is shown in the window of that channel)