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- Usage: SET LASTLOG_LEVEL [ALL|NONE|[-]<level> [-]<level> ...]
- The setting of this variable determines which types of
- messages are stored in the lastlog. If ALL is specified,
- everything that shows up on the screen is saved in the
- lastlog, except DCC mesages, which have to be explicitely
- set. eg, to get everything, use
-
- /SET LASTLOG_LEVEL DCC,ALL
-
- . If NONE is specified, nothing is saved in the
- lastlog. The <level> specification can be one of the
- following:
- PUBLIC Channel conversation
- MSGS Private messages
- NOTICES NOTICEs
- WALLS WALLs
- WALLOPS WALLOPs
- NOTE NOTEs
- OPNOTES Operator notifications
- SNOTES Server notices
- ACTIONS In and outgoing CTCP ACTION lines
- USERLOG1 Reserved for the user
- USERLOG2 Reserved for the user
- USERLOG3 Reserved for the user
- USERLOG4 Reserved for the user
- DCC DCC connections
- CRAP Anything not covered by the above categories
- You can combine these on a command line to make the lastlog
- save just what you want. Also, by putting a - before any
- level, you remove that one from the list. For example, if you
- wish to save everything except NOTEs and all that CRAP, you
- could do:
- SET LASTLOG_LEVEL ALL -NOTE -CRAP
- which is the same as doing:
- SET LASTLOG_LEVEL PUBLIC MSG NOTICE WALL WALLOP OPNOTES ACTIONS SNOTES
-