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seenserv #20
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What exactly do you mean by seenserv? Couldn't you just use the nickserv 'last seen' time? |
seenserv is a hybserv service that is basically a giant whowas database. nickserv 'last seen' times are associated only with registered nicknames, running atheme without an authentication service (e.g. without nickserv) is an entirely valid configuration. |
SeenServ is very popular service among ordinary users. With it, users can search for information about other |
Awesome... This is such a good idea! Make it real pls :) |
I have a very good suggestion, in case you decide to add Seen / SeenServ atheme as a service. In one network I found very interesting Seenserv that can seen and host to ask him the number of results to show. I know this is a lot of code, but I think it would be a big plus for atheme services. Here to HELP Seenserv that I mentioned above: (14:01:32) Vasilev: help (14:01:33) SeenServ: [nickname] - nickname to query for |
Sounds great. I say => go for it! |
@PVasileff We'd likely support many options. We've implemented similar fine-grained searching options for ALIS, so implementing them for SeenServ shouldn't be too difficult (assuming we decide to implement SeenServ). |
Given that most users are invisible (+i), searching by ident or host will be rather useless (as in /who). Therefore, seenserv cannot do much more than search by exact nick -- a slightly different version of /whowas. |
I am unconvinced that we actually need this given that there is now a protocol module to enhance the last-seen information in nickserv. "Oh, but what about unregistered nicks?" Perhaps they should register. Don't know what to tell them, honestly. We'll accept a patch adding SeenServ if someone brings one forward and it is sufficiently efficient. |
implement a seenserv for atheme -- should be pretty simple to do.
use a patricia tree to index seenserv db entries by nickname and prune them occasionally based on time. other ideas: hook into WHOWAS command...
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