Set real name correctly #24
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Also add optional irc.user field, which defaults to nick.
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Hi,
Thanks for making irccat. I been using it for a few months now to provide a project news feed to a channel on Libera.Chat. It's worked amazingly so far. One thing I've noticed is that the
irc.realnameoption is passed as the initial "ident/user" arg in the IRC commandUSER <arg> 0 * :<realname>. So, specifying a value like"My Bot"ends up giving a userhost ofmynick!~My@example.comand a realname of0.0.0.0(which is whatgo-irceventspecifies for the default second and third args). Tweaking how things are wired up a bit seems to make the problem go away. Thanks again.