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prevent public command abuse with a timer on a user

2007-08-08T05:33:48-04:00

much thanks again

it works great o/

CyBaH

Statistics: Posted by CyBaH — Wed Aug 08, 2007 5:33 am

prevent public command abuse with a timer on a user

2007-08-07T14:05:31-04:00

Much thanks for the replies, i will try to implant it and see how it works

much thanks so far

CyBaH
HappY

Statistics: Posted by CyBaH — Tue Aug 07, 2007 2:05 pm

prevent public command abuse with a timer on a user

2007-08-07T07:25:44-04:00

This should work also..

Code:

#set time in seconds to wait after the user can use the command.set antiflood "10"variable floodproc {} {if {![info exists flood($chan)]} {set flood($chan) 0}if {[unixtime] - $flood($chan) <= $antiflood} {return}set flood($chan) [unixtime]code here...}

Try to follow what your code does and see if it is what CyBaH wants.

Here's an example using user's proc:

Code:

bind pub -|- !test test:testproc test:test {nick uhost hand channel arg} { if {![throttled $uhost:$channel 60]} {  putserv "PRIVMSG $channel : text i want to send by trigger" }}proc throttled {id time} {   global throttled   if {[info exists throttled($id)]} {      return 1   } {      set throttled($id) [utimer $time [list unset throttled($id)]]      return 0   }}

This allows using !test only once every 60 seconds for user@host on every channel.

Statistics: Posted by Sir_Fz — Tue Aug 07, 2007 7:25 am

prevent public command abuse with a timer on a user

2007-08-06T22:37:44-04:00

This should work also..

Code:

#set time in seconds to wait after the user can use the command.set antiflood "10"variable floodproc {} {if {![info exists flood($chan)]} {set flood($chan) 0}if {[unixtime] - $flood($chan) <= $antiflood} {return}set flood($chan) [unixtime]code here...}

Statistics: Posted by BoaR — Mon Aug 06, 2007 10:37 pm

prevent public command abuse with a timer on a user

2007-08-06T18:10:47-04:00

Search the forum for the keyword 'throttled'.

I think that old proc is ready for an upgrade:

Code:

proc throttled {id time} { global throttled if {[info exists throttled($id)]} { return 1 } { set throttled($id) [utimer $time [list unset throttled($id)]]return 0 } }

...making better use of the variable - That way, you can clean things up a little easier, if you ever need to:

Code:

proc killthrottle id {global throttledif {[info exists throttled($id)]} {killutimer $throttled($id)unset throttled($id)}}

Statistics: Posted by user — Mon Aug 06, 2007 6:10 pm

prevent public command abuse with a timer on a user

2007-08-06T17:10:45-04:00

Search the forum for the keyword 'throttled'.

Statistics: Posted by Sir_Fz — Mon Aug 06, 2007 5:10 pm

prevent public command abuse with a timer on a user

2007-08-06T15:33:13-04:00

Simplest way, I suppose, would be to save a timestamp for the last time each user used the command. You'd probably have to use handle-names or implement some method of keeping track of who's who (nickchanges, etc).
As one later on triggers the command, check wether the timestamp is old enough to determine wether it should be permitted or not.

Statistics: Posted by nml375 — Mon Aug 06, 2007 3:33 pm

prevent public command abuse with a timer on a user

2007-08-06T13:59:36-04:00

Hi all,

I tried to use the search function but could not really find the right search keywords i assume.

I am having the problem that ppl are able to use a trigger(public command like !test) at any moment.
I would like to let my bot look if the user allready used the !test trigger in the last for example 1 minute.

any suggestions where to search / how to add it ?

Code:

bind pub -|- !test test:testproc test:test {nick uhost hand channel arg} {putserv "PRIVMSG $channel : text i want to send by trigger"}

so again..bot has to remember the user allready used the trigger in the last minute.

I must say i have some tcl knowledge but this i could not find.

Thanks and i hope i wrote in the correct forum

CyBaH
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Statistics: Posted by CyBaH — Mon Aug 06, 2007 1:59 pm