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2010-10-30T10:50:26-04:00

Not stupid at all.

Put in the file like this:

user@host.tld
someone@ip.blah.org
dude@blah.blah.blah

and so on, on different lines.

Edit: I also just realized I made a mistake above. Change this line:

Code:

set host [getchanhost $nick $chan]

Code:

set host [string trim [getchanhost $nick $chan] ~]

That will trim off any possible "~" before comparing.

Statistics: Posted by Luminous — Sat Oct 30, 2010 10:50 am

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2010-10-30T04:47:40-04:00

And how should i write exceptions.txt??
On the same line or different line and with ";" or not

(sorry about stupid questions...)

Statistics: Posted by danter — Sat Oct 30, 2010 4:47 am

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2010-10-29T22:18:21-04:00

Okay, this is not tested, but let's see how it works for you...

Code:

bind join * * join:banproc join:ban {nick host hand chan} { set host [getchanhost $nick $chan] set fs "exceptions.txt"   if {![file exists $fs]} {        close [open $fs w]   }   set fs [open $fs]   set data [split [read -nonewline $fs] \n]     close $fs   if {[lsearch $data "$host"] == -1} {       putserv "MODE $chan +b *!*@*.[join [lrange [split $host .] end-1 end] .]   } return}

Now, if this works, this will search the file "exceptions.txt" in your eggdrop/ for the host set by [getchanhost $nick $chan]. Getchanhost returns the format "user@full.domain.tld", so it will compare based on that. Note this is a simple example and not exactly ideal for all hosts, as the ip field can mess this up, as can the ident/user if the person changes it. What I would recommend, is that you create a custom flag for people, and then see if that flag exists when the person joins. If not, they get banned. Simpler, and will be as effective as the hosts you have added to your users. How we could do that is with something as simple as:

Code:

bind join * * join:banproc join:ban {nick host hand chan} {  If {![matchattr $hand |A $chan]} {     set host [getchanhost $nick $chan]     putserv "MODE $chan +b *!*@*.[join [lrange [split $host .] end-1 end] .]"  } return}

In this case, the flag "A" would be "authorized". But you can use whatever flag you want really.

Statistics: Posted by Luminous — Fri Oct 29, 2010 10:18 pm

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2010-10-27T14:39:14-04:00

I presume *!*@*.domain.name would be nice

Statistics: Posted by danter — Wed Oct 27, 2010 2:39 pm

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2010-10-27T10:33:31-04:00

In what manner would you like them banned in? I assume you are looking for: *!*@*.domain.tld.

Statistics: Posted by Luminous — Wed Oct 27, 2010 10:33 am

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2010-10-27T04:26:20-04:00

Hey,

I need script what will ban user from channel (only ban no kick) when he joins...
But i need to set host exceptions myself into some other file or somewhere...
Maybe someone can help me

Statistics: Posted by danter — Wed Oct 27, 2010 4:26 am