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OP for only specified nicks

2008-02-19T03:02:31-04:00

Try this: Auth by DrN
Allows you to quickly and easily add authentication to channel commands.

Thanks Alchera, that's too much helpful..

Statistics: Posted by iamdeath — Tue Feb 19, 2008 3:02 am

OP for only specified nicks

2008-02-18T01:54:54-04:00

Try this: Auth by DrN

Allows you to quickly and easily add authentication to channel commands.

Statistics: Posted by Alchera — Mon Feb 18, 2008 1:54 am

Re: one question

2008-02-17T16:15:30-04:00

For example , if you want to use that script in a public channel in quakenet. my question is, if one nick from the list is out, and one user changes his nick to a right nick from the tcl, he could get op and make a takeover, right ? then it should has a code that you can for example type in the channel : !add nick auth , and the tcl makes a file with nicks/auths, then the script should verify if nick1 corresponds with the auth1 from the file and then op him, and if he changes nick, or he join with the right nick but with diferent auth, then, dont op.

Thanks mates!

To be honest with you, I am not that good programmer so I don't know how to add this auth/deauth feature that's way too much hard for my little brain.. but actually I know it can cause problems in quakenet since the owner of this post wanted a script like that so I tried to help him with that.. as far as auth is concerned there are many scripts in TCL archive you can find.

peace
death

Statistics: Posted by iamdeath — Sun Feb 17, 2008 4:15 pm

one question

2008-02-17T14:32:28-04:00

For example , if you want to use that script in a public channel in quakenet. my question is, if one nick from the list is out, and one user changes his nick to a right nick from the tcl, he could get op and make a takeover, right ? then it should has a code that you can for example type in the channel : !add nick auth , and the tcl makes a file with nicks/auths, then the script should verify if nick1 corresponds with the auth1 from the file and then op him, and if he changes nick, or he join with the right nick but with diferent auth, then, dont op.

Thanks mates!

Statistics: Posted by noobman — Sun Feb 17, 2008 2:32 pm

OP for only specified nicks

2008-02-16T17:22:10-04:00

the last one worked fine, thank u.

Statistics: Posted by whoelse — Sat Feb 16, 2008 5:22 pm

OP for only specified nicks

2007-10-13T08:10:36-04:00

Try now, :S

Statistics: Posted by iamdeath — Sat Oct 13, 2007 8:10 am

OP for only specified nicks

2007-10-13T05:42:14-04:00

Code:

#set your ops nickname here.set oplist [list "nick1" "nick2" "nick3" "nick4" "nick5" "nick6" "nick7" "nick8" "nick9" "nick10" "nick11" ]### Set your channel.set opchan "#tmp"### Do not edit from here.bind nick - * nickchangeproc nickchange {nick uhost hand chan newnick} { global oplist opchan botnick if {(![matchattr $hand b]) && ($nick != $botnick)} {   foreach badchange [string tolower $oplist] {  if {![string match *$badchange* [string tolower $newnick]]} {      putserv "MODE $opchan -o $newnick"  return 0      }} }}bind mode - * mode_procproc mode_proc {nick host hand chan modechg victim} { global oplist opchan botnick if {($victim == $botnick) || ($nick == $botnick)} { return } if { $modechg == "+o" } {  foreach badop [string tolower $oplist] {  if {[string match *$badop* [string tolower $victim]]} { return }  putserv "MODE $opchan -o $victim"  putserv "PRIVMSG $victim :You're deoped because your new nickname is not in my list, contact my administrator for more"  return 0}    }}

I've just removed the "!op" command as I have no need of it...

Statistics: Posted by whoelse — Sat Oct 13, 2007 5:42 am

OP for only specified nicks

2007-10-13T05:26:56-04:00

I have no error's this time, but script doesn't let no one get opped, also those who are on the list, have another bug... when normal users change their nick they receive message from the bot like they "have been deopped" ...

Show me exactly what code you're using please, don't copy paste mine, show me exactly yours.

Statistics: Posted by iamdeath — Sat Oct 13, 2007 5:26 am

OP for only specified nicks

2007-10-13T05:10:39-04:00

I have no error's this time, but script doesn't let no one get opped, also those who are on the list, have another bug... when normal users change their nick they receive message from the bot like they "have been deopped" ...

Statistics: Posted by whoelse — Sat Oct 13, 2007 5:10 am

OP for only specified nicks

2007-10-13T04:09:28-04:00

@iamdeath:
The reason it works for you, is that you've been careful, or rather lucky, enough when creating your oplist "list".

The prefer'd way of creating lists is by using the list command, having the list-items each as a separate argument:
Code:
set mylist [list "item 1" "item2" "item3" ...]
For very long lists, structures such as this may be used:
Code:
set mylist [list "item 1" \"item2" \"item3 \..."item N"]

Thanks alot nml for correcting me, you've been soo kind and helpful always and been the best way to learn TCL scripting.

Ok check now the script and let me if that is what you wanted and if it's working fine with you.

Peace
iamdeath
Code:
[22:53] Tcl error [nickchange]: unmatched open quote in list[22:53] Tcl error [nickchange]: unmatched open quote in list[22:53] Tcl error [nickchange]: unmatched open quote in list
this is what I get when someone changes his/her nick.

Ok I have fixed it now you may retry.

Thank you

Statistics: Posted by iamdeath — Sat Oct 13, 2007 4:09 am

OP for only specified nicks

2007-10-12T12:52:57-04:00

@iamdeath:
The reason it works for you, is that you've been careful, or rather lucky, enough when creating your oplist "list".

The prefer'd way of creating lists is by using the list command, having the list-items each as a separate argument:

Code:

set mylist [list "item 1" "item2" "item3" ...]

For very long lists, structures such as this may be used:

Code:

set mylist [list "item 1" \"item2" \"item3 \..."item N"]

Statistics: Posted by nml375 — Fri Oct 12, 2007 12:52 pm

OP for only specified nicks

2007-10-12T11:42:45-04:00

The error is mainly in the oplist "list".
If this variable does not hold a valid list structure, the rest of the script will fail with similar error messages such as those posted.

Also, it is unadvisable to use string commands (such as "string tolower") on lists. If you need non-case sensitive matching, considder using -nocase options with "string match" (and other functions for comparsion that also supports it).
On a second thought, do you really wish to use string match at all, should'nt it me "string equal". After all, it says list of nicks, not list of nick-patterns...

but the script is working fine for me thats kinda strange ;/

Statistics: Posted by iamdeath — Fri Oct 12, 2007 11:42 am

OP for only specified nicks

2007-10-12T09:07:55-04:00

The error is mainly in the oplist "list".
If this variable does not hold a valid list structure, the rest of the script will fail with similar error messages such as those posted.

Also, it is unadvisable to use string commands (such as "string tolower") on lists. If you need non-case sensitive matching, considder using -nocase options with "string match" (and other functions for comparsion that also supports it).
On a second thought, do you really wish to use string match at all, should'nt it me "string equal". After all, it says list of nicks, not list of nick-patterns...

Statistics: Posted by nml375 — Fri Oct 12, 2007 9:07 am

OP for only specified nicks

2007-10-12T00:29:27-04:00

script is working fine with me, check your script that if you have copied it properly.

Statistics: Posted by iamdeath — Fri Oct 12, 2007 12:29 am

OP for only specified nicks

2007-10-11T16:53:44-04:00

Ok check now the script and let me if that is what you wanted and if it's working fine with you.

Peace
iamdeath

Code:

[22:53] Tcl error [nickchange]: unmatched open quote in list[22:53] Tcl error [nickchange]: unmatched open quote in list[22:53] Tcl error [nickchange]: unmatched open quote in list

this is what I get when someone changes his/her nick.

Statistics: Posted by whoelse — Thu Oct 11, 2007 4:53 pm