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The old behavior, which iterated over the pseudoclients representing the sender, dropped messages to clients without a common channel without any warning. Now, the sender will get a lovely notice from the PyLink client. Trying to send to a '-n' channel without being in it: -PyLink-devel- Error: You must be in '#channel' in order to send messages. Trying to message a user without sharing a common channel: -PyLink-devel- Error: You must be in a common channel with 'GLolol/testnet' in order to send messages. Closes #62.
# PyLink PyLink is an extensible, plugin-based IRC PseudoService written in Python. It aims to be a replacement for the now-defunct Janus. ## Usage **PyLink is a work in progress and thus may be very unstable**! No warranty is provided if this completely wrecks your network and causes widespread rioting throughout your user base! That said, please report any bugs you find to the [issue tracker](https://github.com/GLolol/PyLink/issues). Pull requests are open if you'd like to contribute. ### Dependencies Dependencies currently include: * InspIRCd 2.0.x: more protocol modules may be implemented in the future... * Python 3.4+ * PyYAML (`pip install pyyaml` or `apt-get install python3-yaml`) ### Installation 1) Rename `config.yml.example` to `config.yml` and configure your instance there. Not all options are properly implemented yet, and the configuration schema isn't finalized yet - this means your configuration may break in an update! 2) Run `main.py` from the command line. 3) Profit???