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The tools were built by Koach for use by... Koach, with functionality in mind, not aesthetics.

Despite the negativity and controversy that has surrounded the (so called) "MSN clone" servers, Buzzen has provided a stable, secure chat environment that so many users have missed/craved since the MSN Chat era. Having 6000+ users active on several high quality servers says it all and it proves to me that this website is here to stay and that it is justified in being the #1 chat environment for ex-msn lovers around the world. The staff of Buzzen deserve recognition for their achievements, not being put down at every opportunity. I for one hope that this website goes from strength to strength!

Yeah i thought it might have been just user modes You learn something new every day! Cheers for the replies folks

Hi, thanks for the reply. I think my original question is being misunderstood, although i'm not sure how i can phrase it to be more clear so i'll try again. As far as i am aware the server MODES=6 (part of the 005 raw) is the maximum amount of individual modes that can be set using one single command. You can also find the max number of modes by using $modespl on mIRC. Now, back to my original question, how come the following works if MODES=6 is set on the server... /mode #myroom +Fntmsxiu Thats 8 modes. Hope this is a little more clear

Thanks for the replies guys. I think my question has been misunderstood, im asking why the server allows more than 6 individual modes to be set during one command when "MODES=6" is supposedly set.

Nope, thought id ask here (the response time on the IRCXPro forum is slower than an asthmatic ant carrying heavy shopping up a hill). The same happens on the vsixc server also (is that ircxpro too?).

The following command works fine (8 modes)... /mode #myroom +Fntmsxiu Why does it allow over 6 modes at once if MODES=6 is set? Or is that only applicable for multi-nick modes (i.e +vvvvvv nick1 nick2 nick3 nick4 etc)

Please dont show up in MY helpdesk begging for help. Idjit

what do you want it to do exactly?

I think you will find that 'every thing' IS an IRC server if you want to run a service 'Exactly alike them.' Good luck with that Having started a reply to this thread im getting the feeling its more than likely a joke. (either that or the countless bottles of Budweiser ive had today are really taking their toll!) Good one