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improper banmask

2007-06-20T07:00:40-04:00

awesome, your code is working.. im currently testing it in DALnet network,
currently making some mode lock just as chanserv did (example +nt-pk) and this massban protection is a part of it... thank you very much.

Statistics: Posted by mindcry — Wed Jun 20, 2007 7:00 am

improper banmask

2007-06-20T05:45:34-04:00

See the linked post for information on repairing whatever script you have that detects bans improperly.

As for detecting massbans, I'd say first off, you're using the wrong order of arguments in your string match (it's "string match "). But since you really don't want any wildcard matching (you just wish to know wether the ban actually is *!*@*, not wether it matches it), you'd be better off using "string compare".

Might be able to simply use this regular expression instead?

Code:

if {[regexp {^\*+(!\*)?(@\*)?(\.\*)*$} $arg]} {#kick evil user}

Statistics: Posted by nml375 — Wed Jun 20, 2007 5:45 am

improper banmask

2007-06-19T19:56:52-04:00

Refer Bans post by user.

Statistics: Posted by Alchera — Tue Jun 19, 2007 7:56 pm

improper banmask

2007-06-19T19:16:11-04:00

i have a problem in my tcl, if ops banning *[*[*!*@* my bot will detect it as *!*@* (massban) and also if ops banning *[a]*!*@* my bot will detect it as *a*!*@* ; how we can solve this thing? anyone can help me?

here are some code i try to make to solve the problem:

Code:

if {[string match $arg "*!*@*"] || [string match $arg "*!*@*.*"] || [string match $arg "*!*@*.*.*"]} {if {([regexp -all {\[|\]|\^|\\|\||\?} $arg] == 0)  && ![isbotnick $nick] && ![matchattr $hand n $chan]} { kick nick....

is this correct code or anybody can makes proper detection for massban mask? pls help me... thx before...

Statistics: Posted by mindcry — Tue Jun 19, 2007 7:16 pm