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Subject: Re: Question about ICC.

Author: Will Singleton

Date: 16:47:52 02/03/99

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On February 03, 1999 at 16:53:03, jonathan Baxter wrote:

>On February 03, 1999 at 13:47:14, Bruce Moreland wrote:
>
>>
>>On February 03, 1999 at 12:49:37, Inmann Werner wrote:
>>
>>>Hello
>>>
>>>Last night, my Engine ran into a computer program on ICC, which again and
>>>again played against my engine. After resigning or finishing a game, there
>>>always at once started a new game. After about 5 games I shut down my computer,
>>>so this was the only chance to stop this. (Sometimes, I also want to sleep!!)
>>>Is there any chance to stop this "autoaccept". Is there a chance, that a game
>>>only starts, if I accept it manually with "accept".
>>
>>Don't be open, which you can achieve by typing "set open 0".  I assume you are
>>running with WinBoard, if so, this will prevent WinBoard from accepting the
>>challenges, since there can't be any if you aren't open.
>>
>>I don't use WinBoard anymore, but when I did, I hacked it so that there was a
>>menu item that turned off "auto-accept".  This wasn't hard to do.
>>
>>bruce
>
>Just type :
>
>+noplay
>
>without the angle brackets. Then that computer can't issue challenges to you.
>
>Jon


The +noplay option is the best when you get a situation like this.  But be aware
that ICC has some new vars, manualaccept, useformula, minseek, and maxseek.  I
don't know how they interact with winboard, though.  Read up on it by typing
"help new-features."

Will





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