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Hiding a channel settings done via dcc .chanset [SOLVED]

2007-12-21T07:16:35-04:00

Thanks nml371 I thought alot about what said about changing it from source/with a script n that. After looking at it a differant way, i thought of way to add new commands for dcc i.e +test <#channel> [something] and -test <#test> this way if someone was to do .chanset <#channel> [something] it wouldn't be encrypted and would fail to work. Dunno really if this is secure or if am just addressing an other issue. But since the encrypt and decrypt is used in the script and the [something] is blocked from when used with the [+/-]test might be more secure.

Statistics: Posted by TCL_no_TK — Fri Dec 21, 2007 7:16 am

Hiding a channel settings done via dcc .chanset [SOLVED]

2007-12-19T12:46:50-04:00

Your options are pretty much using a weak encryption, or replace .chanset, possibly along with the tcl channel command - either scriptwize or in source.

filt bindings only alters what eggdrop thinks the user wrote, it will not modify the output from eggdrop to the user.

Statistics: Posted by nml375 — Wed Dec 19, 2007 12:46 pm

Hiding a channel settings done via dcc .chanset [SOLVED]

2007-12-28T05:17:06-04:00

I need to find a way to hide a channel setting that's contains *sensitive* information. Its a big part of the script so not using it isn't really an option. I've thought of using the encrypt and decrypt fuctions of eggdrop to hide the actuall string. but i cant seem to think of a way to block it from dcc and everything. At the moment it dose something like this

.chanset #mychannel test mysecret
Successfully set modes { test { something } } on #mychannel
#Me# chanset #mychannel test { something }

I dont want to have to unbind the default chanset dcc command and replace it. I've thought about using the filt bind but am un-sure about it.
Any idea's about using something else would be great
its basicly array i.e. "#mychannel" "something" which could be used i know. but i'm aiming for keeping it done via dcc so it can be set or changed if needed.

Statistics: Posted by TCL_no_TK — Wed Dec 19, 2007 7:39 am