indicates if event belongs to redirection even while it didn't have any
redirection signal. Proxy uses this to figure out if the event should be
sent to clients or not (/WHOIS in proxy sent 3 middle lines to all clients
before this).
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server_redirect_event() to get a signal emitted when redirection begins /
ends.
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kills, stop reconnecting to the server entirely.
When reconnecting to server and setting back the old user mode, only use the
modes that we actually wanted to change with /MODE commands, don't try to
set back modes given to us by server (eg. +r).
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redirections have gone without reply to our redirection. This is because
the timeout itself may fail if lag to the server is too high.
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that are just given in server_redirect() (fixes a small problem of /MSG nick
who is away + /WHOIS nick, then receiving the first away reply from server
to /MSG command irssi thinks it's a reply to /WHOIS)
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the data to NULL as well, the server record is still used after the signal
is finished (the channels it uses are destroyed, which may trigger scripts
etc.)
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after stop-signal is received. This fixes /WHOIS non_existing_nick in OPN,
and also hides the Channel created-event when joining to channel that's
received in several networks after /MODE #channel.
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default is if 3 replies to other redirections are received, abort the
expected one. This is because some IRC bouncers reply to some of the
commands (PING) themself immediately.
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should be able to do the redirecting a lot more error-proof. Changed
lag-checking to use PINGs instead of NOTIFYs. This breaks scripts using
redirection. Hopefully this doesn't break too much things in irssi :)
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