Nostalrius Begins - Quality wow vanilla realm (1.12)

Yes, Prat is a known conflict. You'll need to choose between the two.
This is because in Vanilla, you have to hook the same chat message handler function for both addons, and the two do it in an incompatible way.

Sorry about that.

So basically it functions the same way "Spam Report" does in TBC, in that it just kinda temp-ignores the person? Awesome. I no longer have to fill my ignore list with the people spamming guild advertisements.

Is there an easier way to add someone to the ban list? Having to open the addon window, click the button, then click the text field and manually type their name is a tad annoying. Even something like "/st ban" to bring up the ban window immediately would be nice.

Mopar wrote:Yes, Prat is a known conflict. You'll need to choose between the two.
This is because in Vanilla, you have to hook the same chat message handler function for both addons, and the two do it in an incompatible way.

Sorry about that.

Damn, that is a hard decision...

gotmilk0112 wrote:So basically it functions the same way "Spam Report" does in TBC, in that it just kinda temp-ignores the person? Awesome. I no longer have to fill my ignore list with the people spamming guild advertisements.

Is there an easier way to add someone to the ban list? Having to open the addon window, click the button, then click the text field and manually type their name is a tad annoying. Even something like "/st ban" to bring up the ban window immediately would be nice.

It's more complicated than that. You don't have to do anything normally for ads to be filtered. You will see the first one, but ones up to that up to a 'gap interval' later will be removed.

Under the default settings:
- If someone spams something, you'll see the first one. Then 10 minutes later, if they are still spamming it, you'll see it again. It will be gapped this way - seeing each unique message once every 10 minutes.
- This will also be true for /y, /w, and /s messages.
- You won't generally see gold seller spam, ever. The default keywords filter covers those.
- You can explicitly add people to be temp ignored. They will come off that list after a (separately set) interval.
- You can explicitly add keywords that will always be filtered.

So there is a lot of capability to set it to do exactly what you want. If you need help, please feel free to contact me in game (alliance), on either Mopar, Mo, or Moulin. (Sorry, I'm not usually on Horde side here.)

Oh @Gotmilk - to answer your main question:

Yes, to add someone to the ban list: Right click on their name in the chat window. You can add them to the local ban list with one click. SpamThrottle is adding that option there.

Mopar wrote:Oh @Gotmilk - to answer your main question:

Yes, to add someone to the ban list: Right click on their name in the chat window. You can add them to the local ban list with one click. SpamThrottle is adding that option there.

I'm not getting the option. Right-clicking a player's name yields the options:

Whisper
Invite
Target
Get Name
Add Friend
Ignore
Guild Invite
Cancel

Though I've got another addon, AutoMate, adding most of those options. Is that why I can't see the ban option for SpamThrottle?

Interesting, nice catch. I took a look at AutoMate and that appears to be caused by an incompatible hook of the UnitPopup_OnClick function. I'll play around with it and see if I can make it compatible from SpamThrottle side.

Sorry, but SpamThrottle will no longer be supported on this server.
I've just had it with the fucked up administration of this server.

Mopar wrote:Sorry, but SpamThrottle will no longer be supported on this server.
I've just had it with the fucked up administration of this server.

You really shouldn't make such hasty decisions. If this is because of Vanillerific's ban, let me assure you: The GM who answered said that a third party program was used. You cannot assume that he was banned just because of an addon.

EinBaum wrote:You really shouldn't make such hasty decisions. If this is because of Vanillerific's ban, let me assure you: The GM who answered said that a third party program was used. You cannot assume that he was banned just because of an addon.

Yeah I saw the post from Viper after that. I suspected that might be the case, but the previous GM post on the topic was vague, so it was impossible to know whether it was the automation in tradeDispenser that was off limits or some auto-clicker. (What happened with Lazypig a few months ago is why I might say this.)

Viper's later reply was very good and made it very clear. That's the kind of transparency we need (although we usually don't need responses to be that long of course.)

I'll reversed that and SpamThrottle is back up.