identify -noload doesn't work with /oper

[me@…]

"identify -noload" doesn't work if the password is not specified with the command directly. This should pretty much explain it all:

19:44:36 -!- Mode change [-R] for user The-Compiler
19:44:36 -!- You're now known as foo
19:44:36 <@root> Changing nicks resets your identify status. Re-identify or register a new account if you want your configuration to be saved. See help nick_changes.
19:44:40 -!- You're now known as The-Compiler
19:44:46 <@The-Compiler> root: identify -noload
19:44:46 <@root> About to identify, use /OPER to enter the password
19:44:51 -!- Trying to identify
19:44:51 <@root> You're trying to identify yourself, but already have at least one IM account set up. Use identify -noload or identify -force instead (see help identify).
19:44:59 <@The-Compiler> root: identify -noload mypassword
19:45:00 -!- Mode change [+R] for user The-Compiler
19:45:00 <@root> Password accepted

[me@…]

This seems to be fixed for quite a long time already ;) Seems like I can't close it :o

[wilmer]

Hrmmm, it is? I'm pretty sure I didn't implement it..

[me@…]

Oh, wait.

I just tested with identify -noload instead of a regular identify so I can't tell for sure what it did. Since one can change nicks now, is there any reason identify -noload should still exist? :P

[wilmer]

#814 is similar.