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Re: bug ?

> And you could be forgiven for thinking rfc1459 applies to any network >:)

Well, ok, true :)  But most people at least try and vaguely keep to the
spirit of rfc1459.

> > > Now, the day the big 4 can agree on an RFC, it will be raining fireballs from 
> > > the skies, the atlantic ocean will part and you can walk across without 
> > > getting your feet wet and so forth and so on.
> > 
> > heh, the big 4 have started talking, and 005 is a direct result of this,
> > from what I know all the big 4 support 005 (to one degree or another).
> > It's a long road, but the first steps have been made.
> 
> Somebody got ircnet to support 005 instead of the random stuff they
> used to have? I thought they were stubbornly doing their own thing
> still... (haven't been able to connect to ircnet in months, silly
> ineptly paranoid server admins).

Yes, IRCnet have moved their "bounce" numeric from 005 to 010 (which is
used by other networks) and in their recent releases support 005 (and even
announce many of their specific changes).

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