Eduardo Gutierrez de Oliveira wrote:
>
> On Tue, 19 Nov 1996, Brian Williams - Nashak wrote:
>
> > I was wondering if anyone knows how to make it so Oasis doesn't take
> > people who are in OLC from the who list.. <i.e.
> > [ Implementor ] Nashak (OLC)
> > [ Implementor ] Imp
> >
> > instead of
> > [ Implementor ] Imp
>
> You problem lies in the fact that OLC sets the users on 'Writing' mode
> when using OLC...
Nope. The reason this happens is that Circle assumes that if your
connection state isn't equal to CON_PLAYING, you must be at the
menu, so it doesn't show you on the who list.
The source of this particular 'feature' can be found in
act.informative.c, in do_who(), where the following statement can
be found:
if (d->connected)
continue;
Change it as necessary for your OLC setup. Since you know C, I think
that's enough information to go on.
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moment between Dole's muttering of 'www' and his failure to include
the dot between 'dolekemp' and 'org,' the web became conclusively,
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