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#39680 04/08/03 10:45 PM
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if (nick isowner #chan),
what it does?
i did that on someone that has a "!" mode and it didn't work


#39681 04/08/03 10:52 PM
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i only know that as an msn user with a . prefix :tongue:

#39682 04/08/03 11:54 PM
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Far as I know, iswoner is not supported by mIRC (at least it's not defined in the if-then-else section of the helpfile). And if it is a MSN thing then you won't find help on it here seeing how MSN doesn't allow mIRC users to connect to their network.

#39683 05/08/03 12:00 AM
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isowner checks if someone has the owner userlevel on the channel. I only know it to work with mode q and prefix '.'.

#39684 05/08/03 12:20 AM
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hmm, it must be prefix . ? i dunno where i can find a server with such modes. will this work just with mode +q ?

#39685 05/08/03 12:52 AM
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+a on some servers "apparently"

#39686 05/08/03 12:55 AM
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but what it checks exactly ? if there is a "." in front of the nickname or what ?

#39687 05/08/03 01:21 AM
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"!"

#39688 05/08/03 01:36 AM
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isowner works for IRCX servers. It is an undocumented feature that is used to check if a user is an owner (mode +q with the "." prefix). The owner status gives you higher privileges than the operator status.

This is not an MSN-only thing, obviously. There's a very limited number of IRCX networks out there, and that is why you've probably never come across one.

#39689 05/08/03 01:39 AM
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ircX has everything msn has as well.

#39690 05/08/03 01:46 AM
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I said that this is not an "MSN-only" thing!

OMG, you should REALLY REALLY learn how to comprehend what you freaking read!

Wait, I'll explain it to you in words that you can understand: MSN is IRCX, but MSN is not the only IRCX network out there, that is why I said that it is not an "MSN-only" thing.

Do you understand now?

#39691 05/08/03 01:51 AM
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you should understand as well that i was pointing it out so that no1 asks what access and props are.......

#39692 05/08/03 06:41 AM
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isowner does not work with +a (!)... as that mode is not an owner mode it is the equivelent of a SOP. As far as i have been able to tell that identifier only works on networks that apply a different mode / prefix to the channel owner/founder.

#39693 05/08/03 11:01 AM
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No-one would have asked - the thread was about the mode prefix of a channel founder and the ISOWNER identifier.

#39694 05/08/03 03:23 PM
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well not many people who use normal irc would care/ask what isowner is for, when it is not a normal irc mode.

#39695 05/08/03 06:01 PM
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And that has something to do with PROP and ACCESS?

#39696 05/08/03 06:04 PM
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if he started asking what isowner is because he heard someone speaking about it, why not ask about prop and access when he hears that smirk

#39697 05/08/03 06:12 PM
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Because ISOWNER is to do with mIRC's recognition (or lack thereof) of channel ownership and PROP\ACCESS are server-side channel management functions. In other words two entirely different subjects.

#39698 05/08/03 08:01 PM
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Except the "!" is for UltimateIRCd (and a couple of other IRCds) and none of them have PROP/ACCESS, so your argument is irrelevant.

#39699 05/08/03 09:13 PM
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If ACCESS is to do with the customised access levels of users in channels, then yes Ultimate IRCd does have that. Though im not positive thats what ACCESS is for.

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