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Need pubm to catch ALL messages, even when pub is defined

2003-12-19T20:32:14-04:00

RAW is the way to go, but be careful, you must force a return code to exit your proedure, or face missing text.

Thanks again for the answers. I changed to RAW meanwhile and it works perfectly. And thanks for the tip with the forced return code

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Fri Dec 19, 2003 8:32 pm

Need pubm to catch ALL messages, even when pub is defined

2003-12-19T11:24:33-04:00

RAW is the way to go, but be careful, you must force a return code to exit your proedure, or face missing text.

Statistics: Posted by ppslim — Fri Dec 19, 2003 11:24 am

Re: Need pubm to catch ALL messages, even when pub is define

2003-12-19T05:19:12-04:00

Have you tried binding to a RAW?

Never thought about using that: will try, thanks a lot

Darragh

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Fri Dec 19, 2003 5:19 am

Re: Need pubm to catch ALL messages, even when pub is define

2003-12-19T04:40:29-04:00

Hi,

for anti-spamming issues I need to define a pubm that catches every line people send on a channel even if it's a line that triggers a pub that is defined in addition. To quote the manual:
Also, if a line triggers a PUB bind, it will not trigger a PUBM bind.
Is there some trick to prevent this?

Ps: I tried a search but didn't find any results, if I am just to stupid to find the right search terms, a pointer would be appreciated

Thanks,
Darragh

Have you tried binding to a RAW?

Statistics: Posted by egghead — Fri Dec 19, 2003 4:40 am

Need pubm to catch ALL messages, even when pub is defined

2003-12-19T04:27:22-04:00

Hi,

for anti-spamming issues I need to define a pubm that catches every line people send on a channel even if it's a line that triggers a pub that is defined in addition. To quote the manual:

Also, if a line triggers a PUB bind, it will not trigger a PUBM bind.

Is there some trick to prevent this?

Ps: I tried a search but didn't find any results, if I am just to stupid to find the right search terms, a pointer would be appreciated

Thanks,
Darragh

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Fri Dec 19, 2003 4:27 am