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>   Most of the N2002's seem to be GPLer's too, so maybe we still can.........
> ?

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> >    Well, I've said before, don't know about that :)  Tune into Vroc
> >    today
> > for that matter...........lots of banning going on because of
> > wreckers.

> Call me thick ("you're thick" - Ed), but I never even realised you
> could get banned on VROC. How does it work - can a host set up a
> "banned list", or do they have to manually kick people?

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> Since VROC works as an IRC server down in the chat, they can ban any kind
of
> person there for an XYZ number of time.  The VROC server by itself that
> brings the racing server information back to each member of VROC can
> probably filter out certain people either by IP or login name.

> I'm not so sure that's the real deal, but IIRC it is 8)

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>Since VROC works as an IRC server down in the chat, they can ban any kind of
>person there for an XYZ number of time.  The VROC server by itself that
>brings the racing server information back to each member of VROC can
>probably filter out certain people either by IP or login name.

>I'm not so sure that's the real deal, but IIRC it is 8)

> >>   Good question, I was wondering that myself.  Saw some guys though,
> >(Remco,
> >> Bevan, few others), saying that so and so was banned ?  Only there for
a
> >few
> >> minutes, so don't know if they meant race or vroc itself.

> >Since VROC works as an IRC server down in the chat, they can ban any kind
of
> >person there for an XYZ number of time.  The VROC server by itself that
> >brings the racing server information back to each member of VROC can
> >probably filter out certain people either by IP or login name.

> >I'm not so sure that's the real deal, but IIRC it is 8)

> It's only a bit different. The IRC (chat) part uses the nomal IRC
> methods to ban someone. There is no such things as a VROC IRC server,
> WinVROC logs on to Shadowworld as a lite IRC client. The racelist part
> works a bit different.

> The IP in use of each driver logged on to the racelist is known by the
> server. Recently there is an IP blocker installed on the server, so
> now it's possible to lock out certain IPs. It's a pitty that this was
> needed, though.

> Remco

>  Most of the N2002's seem to be GPLer's too, so maybe we still can.........
>?

>There's more tracks in N2002... how's about some add-on GPL GPs in the fall
>tho'?

> >  How come GPL never got a Ras race group going, like N2002 has ?

> >  Most of the N2002's seem to be GPLer's too, so maybe we still
can.........
> >?

> Well, we 'sort of' had one.  The RASCAR is an extension of the GPL GP
length
> online races that I host.  These just happen to be run more often...<g>

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