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Irssi 0.7.91 released.
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Autoignore uses this also, see section 10.2.
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Flood is detected when more than `flood_max_msgs' same kind of
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messages arrives in `flood_timecheck' milliseconds to same target
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messages arrives in `flood_timecheck' seconds to same target
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(channel or private msg) so it isn't flooding if same user sends a
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message to 10 different channels you are on, but it is flooding if
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10 messages are sent to same channel by the same user.
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flooding.
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/SET flood_max_msgs = <count>, default is 4
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/SET flood_timecheck = <milliseconds>, default is 5 seconds
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/SET flood_timecheck = <seconds>, default is 5 seconds
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If either of these is 0, the flood checking is disabled.
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with net splits. /JOIN !channel joins to existing
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!channel, /JOIN !!channel creates a new channel.
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Most of the commands that take channel name as parameter, can also
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accept * as the channel name, which means the active channel.
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6.2 Joining, parting
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Channels can be joined with /JOIN command. You can join to multiple
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It doesn't really matter what password you send with channels that
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don't have passwords.
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If you want to join to channel in different server than active one
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in window, you can do it with /JOIN -<server tag> #channel, like
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/JOIN -efnet #irssi.
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You can leave channels with /PART [<channels>] [<part message>].
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For example "/PART byebye all" leaves the active channel with
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"byebye all" message, or /PART #chan1,#chan2 leaves those channels.
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