No, sorry, this is too specific/exotic a feature. Beside, you can already use a few lines of Lua code to perform auto-muting of conferences initiators if it fancies you. Here is an example (to add to your automation.lua script):
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| Code: known_sessions = {} function OnInstantMsg(session_id, origin_id, session_type, name, text) -- If it is not a conference session or it already got dealt with, do not care if session_type ~= 2 or known_sessions[session_id] then return end -- Flag this new conference session as already dealt with known_sessions[session_id] = true -- It is a conference session, mute initiator -- NOTE: OnInstantMsg() always receives the legacy name in 'name' AddMute(name) -- Depending on viewer configuration, the name may get any "Resident" -- last name stripped off. Since we mute the initiator by name (because -- their UUID is sadly not passed to the viewer by the server when a -- conference IM is initiated), we must ensure that any new resident -- who got "Resident" as their last name for their avatar (case of all -- the griefers that register new avatars) have both "Firstname" and -- "Firstname Resident" registered in our mute list... if not string.find(name, " ") then -- There is no last name, so "name" is "Firstname" and we must add -- "Firstname Resident". AddMute(name .. " Resident") else local i = string.find(name, " Resident") if i then -- "name" is "Firstname Resident" and we must add "Firstname". AddMute(string.sub(name, 1, i - 1)) end end end | |
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You can of course add a global flag to toggle the feature on/off. See the Lua documentation and sample script for how to do it.
I might add a Lua function to close IM sessions in a future release (which would allow to auto-close the conference in the above script).
Beside, I encourage you to abuse-report initiators of such IM conferences: this is always what I do when it happens to me, and I can tell you that LL deals promptly with the griefers using this method. So far and in all cases I could experience myself, the griefer got tired and stopped creating new accounts after a short while.