If sending join too fast, freenode will not respond#95
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ivzhh wants to merge 1 commit intotuna:masterfrom
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If sending join too fast, freenode will not respond#95ivzhh wants to merge 1 commit intotuna:masterfrom
ivzhh wants to merge 1 commit intotuna:masterfrom
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I have tried to add more than 18 channels in IRC on freenode, then the connection cannot get through. IRC keeps "reconnecting". But if the channel number is 18 or less, connection can be established. After trying many times, I found the problem is
joinis called too fast. After adding a latency between eachjoin, no error happens since then.The reason I do not use
Throttleorset_rate_limitfrom irc package, that one has some bug and the reference of irc connection is not passed probably. I can update the throttle method after I fix this bug.