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The script is great at filtering out unnecessary join/quit messages, but they don't show up in the logs. This makes it difficult to tell when someone quit. Is there a way to ensure the filtered messages make it into the log? I'm using autolog for that.

The more people in a channel, the more distracting it is to see all the joins and parts, but for smaller channels it's not such a big deal.

It would be nice to be able to set a population threshold (say 100), and automatically filter channels with more than that many users.

Hi,

Right now Netsplit quits are still displayed with irssi-smartfilter. It would be great if there were an option to hide them as well.

Daniel

Update https://github.com/irssi/scripts.irssi.org/blob/master/scripts/smartfilter.pl so that irssi-smartfilter can be installed with scriptassist.

As of 2370378, smartfilter is broken with themes which alter the way quit and nickchange messages are displayed. For example, the theme I use contains (among other things):

formats = {
  "fe-common-core" = {
    quit = "%K[-] $0 quit -- $2%N";
    nick_changed = "%B** $0 is now known as $1";
  }
}

Perhaps there's another way to achieve per-channel filtering of nick and which is less brittle.

Not an issue anymore.

Any entries older than smartfilter_delay can be safely removed.

Hello,

Would it be possible to hide the join/parts only in specified channels?
In small private channels, hiding join/parts is inconvenient.

Cheers

I'm using smartfilter in combination with irssi-xmpp. It helps me get rid of join/part spam, but I'm left with user specific channelmodes that are set upon join.

E.g. 13:35 -!- mode/[email protected] [+p user] by [email protected]

Is ignoring channelmodes that are related to join/parts something that you would be interested in? I would imagine this to be useful for irc in general (e.g. 13:36 -!- #chan [+o foo] by bar), not just for my xmpp use-case, though the applicable modes are likely to differ.

Currently the script doesn't count the activity in a query so if a person who you are actively talking with in a query quits you won't see the event at all, neither in the channel or the query. This should be addressed.