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Glossary Worms X Help Files Just For Fun Visitor Stats Sitemap Guestbook Send Mail SEARCH Op/Voice Information ..... Quit Messages - What Do They Mean? Written by Raphsody https://docs.fastly.com/guides/debugging/common-503-errors We all have been 'thrown' off the network at one time or another. Everytime that happens you get a quit message saying why. Connection reset by peer Many times when a user disconnects because of an error, a 'connection reset by peer' is included. This means when the user quit, the connection was reset by the server. This immediately disconnects any ghost that may be present and allows the user to connect to the server once again. Ping timeout Well here you simply http://www.ircbeginner.com/opvinfo/h-quits-info.html stop talking and the server gets no !PONG response to its !PING and so you are disconnected. Fail Buffer Not common but it happens. What you are saying is something the server just can't handle at the moment. It can be rejoining the network or getting flooded, when you at this moment sends a string of data (text) the server cannot buffer that and you are gone. Max sendq exceeded This is an old configuration on some servers that holds a max amount of data you can send during one session. This means that the server can't relay the text you sent to it and the server disconnects you to make you start a new session. Excess flood No need to explain I believe, but I'll do it anyway: Too much, Too fast, Too big, You simply sends too much and the server starts to dislike you and finally throws you off. Write Error A write error occurs when a server cannot successfully write to a user's client. When the server receives information, it usually responds with information of its own. When the server receives an error when writing to a client, it then disconnects the user, resulting in a write error quit message similar to the read error format. For example: *** Raphsody has quit IRC (Write error to Raphsody [195.163.98.210], closing link). This error was caused because the server closed the link when attempting to send data to the client. Read Error A read error occ
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