llSensorRepeat Oddness?

I recently made a small modification to the Kick All Tiki from Land Management tools, and I was noticing some oddness by it.

The change was simple, where it checks if the pest (which is the sensor detected key) is not owner, and does the actual llEjectFromLand, I added a simpe llInstantMessage(llGetOwner(), llKey2Name(pest));

Simple, right?

Not so, when the kick all is "off" state, it does a llSensorRepeat with a 0.0, which per documentation should remove the sensor.

No such luck, i'm getting very odd names shot to me off the sensor, most of them by people who are not in/near Taber, where the sensor is located.

I've managed to be online for a few such messages, one of which was Phoenix Linden. I discussed for a few minutes with him, and he said he was teleporting at the Governor's mansion.

So the question is, how is a llSensorRepeat which has been given a range of 0.0, effectively disabling it per documentation, picking up sensed keys all over the SL world?

Is 0.0 no longer a valid way to disable a sensor? I noted there is also llSensorRemove(), not to say Linden provided scripts are infallable, but I figured before redoing it i'd check here.

ah i think that is a typo actually. you need to pass a 'rate' of 0.0, just like canceling a timer event. that however doens't explain why a range of 0.0 is pulling up anything. it should only find someone/thing if they were in the exact same coordinates...

Also, llInstantMessage makes a script sleep 20 full seconds becore continuing to run.. someone could have completely passed over the object and be long gone before the object reports that person.

still they would have had to pass through the object, and if it wasn't phantom... i have no idea if it is or not.

Nope, not phantom

I know about the delay, it's not really an issue. I'm not worried about it being speedy, it's rare I have the tiki on, just when i'm building high small-prim count objects and distractions make me lose things. And more rare that I actually get a kick when it does. Just like to know who it kicked.

The rate, range, etc are all 0.0 in it (again, I didn't write that part, it's from the land management tools, from.. Haney? Linden).

But yes, it does pick up objects with a 0 sensor. Very very odd...