[dotexe]

As the title states, I was wondering if there was a way to restrict target filters (e.g. @all, @red, @me) to a certain flag.

[friagram]

Not easily, it would require a plugin to unregister and re-register the filters, with the new requiring admin flags.

Also some filters are hard coded.

[dotexe]

Any ideas?

[ddhoward]

Originally Posted by dotexe Any ideas?

Originally Posted by friagram Not easily, it would require a plugin to unregister and re-register the filters, with the new requiring admin flags.

[friagram]

Some filters can't be un-registered (select defaults), or are registered by other plugins anyways.

[micazoid]

That might be a cool feature I think.
@me for vips for example or @team for Donors etc ^^

[xf117]

This is not a hard thing to do. You don't have to unregister or register anything new. You just have to pre-process every command and check if it's in the list of allowed commands and does the flag fit.

[ddhoward]

That would require the intercepting plugin to know which argument is the target argument, in every single command that takes a target argument. That is an absolutely crazy undertaking... which I love the sound of to be honest lol.

But yeah, the server admins would need to create a cfg file for this (as of yet non-existent) plugin which documents every command on the server. :\

[ddhoward]

Originally Posted by xf117 Well, if you are impatient, you can change the address of that particular function. But who knows, what might have been broken in there. I would wait until the fix and turn off all plugins using that function.

Fix for what now?

[xf117]

Originally Posted by ddhoward Fix for what now?

omg, sorry, this is a wrong thread D:
I somehow clicked the answer in the different browser tab...