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When you have the Status window selected and issue the mode command without specifying a target, the target defaults to Status and is issued to the server. If there is a user with the nick Status the mode command might apply to him, even though that definitely wasn't intended by the issuer of the mode command.
It might only effectively change the mode of the inadvertently targeted user if the issuer of the mode command has rights to perform such action. (fe. if the issuer is an ircop or the server restrictions are lower)
This might affect other commands as well.
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I wouldn't be worried about ircops changing other user's modes, no server I know of allows that without some extra protection (special prefix or different command).
This is a bit odd though, I thought internally those windows were actually called '-Status' so that they didn't clash with a user with that name.
When you have the Status window selected and issue the
mode
command without specifying a target, the target defaults to Status and is issued to the server. If there is a user with the nick Status themode
command might apply to him, even though that definitely wasn't intended by the issuer of themode
command.It might only effectively change the mode of the inadvertently targeted user if the issuer of the
mode
command has rights to perform such action. (fe. if the issuer is an ircop or the server restrictions are lower)This might affect other commands as well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: