jesopo
jesopo
the solution i propose for this is sending `:server MODE #chan +foo` for any channels with `chm_hidden` modes when a user opers up. this will involve sending potentially redundant `MODE`s...
outcome of a discussion about this is - this is used to tell you that a netjoin has just stolen the channel - services fakes a netjoin collision to steal...
"interesting" points that also came out of this discussion - why does a user want to know that a channel has been stolen from them - how can we better...
strip it from gecos in general or strip it from gecos in cliconns? also, can't force a reset char on people if their gecos is already the max length
do we also want to send the removal of these modes if someone either deopers are drops to a privset without `auspex:cmodes`?
then when we add a "standard mechanism" for priv changes, we'd want to make sure it's also called for changing to no privs
depends on #112
I wonder if, instead of this, we can make this part of a netjoin burst, so services would link on and tell the rest of the network what snote chars...
see also https://github.com/atheme/atheme/issues/810
draft because I've realised `set_channel_mode` needs work to not send new-flavour hidden modes to everyone