Irssi 0.7.91 released.

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Timo Sirainen 2000-06-14 20:16:30 +00:00 committed by cras
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Autoignore uses this also, see section 10.2.
Flood is detected when more than `flood_max_msgs' same kind of
messages arrives in `flood_timecheck' milliseconds to same target
messages arrives in `flood_timecheck' seconds to same target
(channel or private msg) so it isn't flooding if same user sends a
message to 10 different channels you are on, but it is flooding if
10 messages are sent to same channel by the same user.
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flooding.
/SET flood_max_msgs = <count>, default is 4
/SET flood_timecheck = <milliseconds>, default is 5 seconds
/SET flood_timecheck = <seconds>, default is 5 seconds
If either of these is 0, the flood checking is disabled.
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with net splits. /JOIN !channel joins to existing
!channel, /JOIN !!channel creates a new channel.
Most of the commands that take channel name as parameter, can also
accept * as the channel name, which means the active channel.
6.2 Joining, parting
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
don't have passwords.
If you want to join to channel in different server than active one
in window, you can do it with /JOIN -<server tag> #channel, like
/JOIN -efnet #irssi.
You can leave channels with /PART [<channels>] [<part message>].
For example "/PART byebye all" leaves the active channel with
"byebye all" message, or /PART #chan1,#chan2 leaves those channels.