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{{External Module}} | {{External Module}} | ||
http://people.znc.in/~psychon/znc/modules/partdetach.cpp or http://people.znc.in/~psychon/znc/modules/partdetach2.cpp | For ZNC prior to version 1.0: http://people.znc.in/~psychon/znc/modules/partdetach.cpp or http://people.znc.in/~psychon/znc/modules/partdetach2.cpp | ||
For ZNC version 1.0 and later: https://gist.github.com/Socialery/7058137 | |||
There is also a python module at https://github.com/Nothing4You/znc-modules/blob/master/part_detach.py - version compatibility unknown. | |||
== Description == | == Description == | ||
This network module detaches the | This network module detaches the channel instead of parting it. | ||
To actually part a channel | |||
This allows <code>/close</code> or <code>/part</code> to close a given window/tab in your client but makes ZNC detach the channel, instead of fully parting it. | |||
To actually part a channel it must be parted twice, first part to detach, second part to actually part: <code>/part #channel</code> | |||
== Installation == | == Installation == | ||
If you chose the >= 1.0 compatible version, here is example installation (znc-buildmod required): | |||
mkdir ~/.znc/modules ; cd ~/.znc/modules | |||
wget https://gist.githubusercontent.com/Socialery/7058137/raw/2eeb084c5be845d0b4dd37bc5576ce8160140c3c/partdetach2.cpp | |||
znc-buildmod partdetach2.cpp | |||
You can then load the module with <code>/msg *status loadmod partdetach2</code> | |||
If you chose the python module, make sure [[modpython]] is installed and loaded, first. | |||
Then, place it as ~/.znc/modules/part_detach.py | |||
== Configuration == | == Configuration == | ||
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== Support == | == Support == | ||
You can find me ([[User:Nothing4You|Nothing4You]]) on irc, #znc on | You can find me ([[User:Nothing4You|Nothing4You]]) on irc, #znc on [https://libera.chat Libera.Chat], or use the [https://github.com/Nothing4You/znc-modules/issues Issue Tracker] on GitHub. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:09, 29 December 2021
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This is an external module. Please note that it may or may not work with the current release (1.9.1). This module is not included in the default ZNC installation, and you will need to manually compile it before you can load this module. Contact the author if you have any questions, but feel free to ask in #znc on Libera.Chat. Someone might be able to help you there. |
For ZNC prior to version 1.0: http://people.znc.in/~psychon/znc/modules/partdetach.cpp or http://people.znc.in/~psychon/znc/modules/partdetach2.cpp
For ZNC version 1.0 and later: https://gist.github.com/Socialery/7058137
There is also a python module at https://github.com/Nothing4You/znc-modules/blob/master/part_detach.py - version compatibility unknown.
Description
This network module detaches the channel instead of parting it.
This allows /close or /part to close a given window/tab in your client but makes ZNC detach the channel, instead of fully parting it.
To actually part a channel it must be parted twice, first part to detach, second part to actually part: /part #channel
Installation
If you chose the >= 1.0 compatible version, here is example installation (znc-buildmod required):
mkdir ~/.znc/modules ; cd ~/.znc/modules wget https://gist.githubusercontent.com/Socialery/7058137/raw/2eeb084c5be845d0b4dd37bc5576ce8160140c3c/partdetach2.cpp znc-buildmod partdetach2.cpp
You can then load the module with /msg *status loadmod partdetach2
If you chose the python module, make sure modpython is installed and loaded, first. Then, place it as ~/.znc/modules/part_detach.py
Configuration
There are no configurable options.
Support
You can find me (Nothing4You) on irc, #znc on Libera.Chat, or use the Issue Tracker on GitHub.