Per the standards, IRC messages are limited to 512 bytes, including the command name (e.g., PRIVMSG) and the CR-LF line termination sequence (but excluding IRCv3 tags, if I recall correctly). In case not all IRC daemons respect this and someone tries to feed an irc-bot bot an excessively-long command argument to crash it, the framework should limit the length of incoming messages to the standard length.
Per the standards, IRC messages are limited to 512 bytes, including the command name (e.g.,
PRIVMSG) and the CR-LF line termination sequence (but excluding IRCv3 tags, if I recall correctly). In case not all IRC daemons respect this and someone tries to feed anirc-botbot an excessively-long command argument to crash it, the framework should limit the length of incoming messages to the standard length.