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For years, I've been using a customized IRC client that connects to an IRC framework, and I use a BNC. However, during reconnection, I would like to avoid sending certain commands, such as SASL, while the /PASS command is still necessary. Do you know if there are any other commands that can be omitted to make the reconnection more efficient without overloading the IRC framework?
Here is a list of parameters that I believe can be omitted for a "reconnection" to the BNC from the IRC Framework (thus necessarily from the IRC web client):
Hi
For years, I've been using a customized IRC client that connects to an IRC framework, and I use a BNC. However, during reconnection, I would like to avoid sending certain commands, such as SASL, while the /PASS command is still necessary. Do you know if there are any other commands that can be omitted to make the reconnection more efficient without overloading the IRC framework?
Here is a list of parameters that I believe can be omitted for a "reconnection" to the BNC from the IRC Framework (thus necessarily from the IRC web client):
However, for the others, I am not sure, such as:
Parameters:
Regards
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