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Thank you also

2007-11-04T22:58:47-04:00

I can see that bit of code being used for a few things that I've been planing to do, just never had an idea how to go about it.

droolin

Statistics: Posted by droolin — Sun Nov 04, 2007 10:58 pm

adding join flood check

2007-10-22T03:39:57-04:00

Hello De Kus

Thanks a lot for your help, and clear explanations. I appreciate, really. I ll do what you advised me. Thanks again

Statistics: Posted by Zircon — Mon Oct 22, 2007 3:39 am

adding join flood check

2007-10-20T08:07:29-04:00

Theoretically using puthelp is quite a good methode to prevent floodings. However too many putquick scritps often screw this.

I use a little helper for anti-flood protections I wrote myself.

Code:

########## decrease# usage  : decrease # return : 0 or 1 (can be discarded)## info   : usefull for save var decreasings, var cannot drop below 0 and no#          TCL error can occure#proc decrease {var} {if {[info exists ::$var]} {if {[set ::$var] <= 1} {set ::$var 0} else {incr ::$var -1}return 0} else {putlog "decrease: Variable '$var' doesn't exist"return 1}}

You should now create a global variable containing a counter check for this before you send the stuff. An abstract example would be:

Code:

set example_c 0proc example {nick host hand chan} {  if {$::example_c < 3} {    incr $::example_c    utimer 1 {decrease example_c}    #do stuff here  }  return 0}

Some explanations:
- The helper function is used to avoid the variable to drop below 0 due to .rehash while there is a timer running
- The parameter to the helper function must be the variable name, not the variable content.
- the constants 3 and 1 in the above example reflect allowed executions x within the timespan y seconds. Note that 1 second can never be accurate, since utimer triggers on full seconds, therefore the actual timespan x is: 0s < x < 1s

Statistics: Posted by De Kus — Sat Oct 20, 2007 8:07 am

adding join flood check

2007-10-18T17:28:21-04:00

Hi all

I think i ll have more chance here. I have this little script that send a notice to everyone joining the channel. I want to prevent the bot from being laggued or disconnected when there is a join flood. I want to modify this script so the bot stop sending notices for 1 min, when there is 3 joins (or more) in 1 second. How can i do it ?

Code:

bind join -|- * join_cultureproc join_culture {nick host hand chan} {  if {$chan == "#culture"} {puthelp "NOTICE $nick :tapez !help dans #culture pour avoir la liste des commandes"  }}

Thanks in advance

Statistics: Posted by Zircon — Thu Oct 18, 2007 5:28 pm