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How to deop/devoice users that do not have +o/+v

2002-06-21T19:05:00-04:00

hmm...

The Channel's peak so far was 42 Users. The bot already had to react to a mass-voice (must have been about 25 users that had to be devoiced) and he did that quite fast.

The "voicers" script gave voice in "+vvv"-packs, my bot reacted in "-vvvvv"-packs, so it seems he "bundles" the modes that have to be set.

Hyper

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Fri Jun 21, 2002 7:05 pm

How to deop/devoice users that do not have +o/+v

2002-06-21T18:26:00-04:00

Well, I was looking at it more as being correct than optimized. A simple check if the nicks are the same would help quite a bit I think, but in large +o/v floods that would probably slow the bot down a lot, not too sure about that though.

Disadvantage of the mass modes are:
Being sendQ'ed by the server.
The bot using more bandwidth than really nessessary.
Unwanted spam filling the channel.

I would personally like it to just -v or -o instead of -vvvv when someone is voiced or oped a bunch of times, but if people doing mass modes isnt a problem in your channel, then this should work fine. May I ask, does it respond to a -v nick -v nick -v nick -v nick (seperate mode lines) with a -vvv nick or three -v's on seperate mode lines?

[ This Message was edited by: tainted on 2002-06-21 16:30 ]

Statistics: Posted by tainted — Fri Jun 21, 2002 6:26 pm

How to deop/devoice users that do not have +o/+v

2002-06-21T18:23:00-04:00

Well, I think with an -oooo (this is the way it works now).
This is fast an does not flood the channel too much.
...
Is there any disadvantage of this method ?
I'm not into IRC-Server-interna or the IRC-protocoll. Would be nice if you could back me up with some information what method should be used and why.

Thx

Hypergrip

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Fri Jun 21, 2002 6:23 pm

How to deop/devoice users that do not have +o/+v

2002-06-21T14:12:00-04:00

On 2002-06-21 06:55, Hypergrip wrote:
Hmm... i don't think my english is too bad, but I still don't get the point:
What's bad if the Bot reacts to a +oooo with a -oooo ?
I mean... is't this what this script is for ?
And why should the server penalize the bot ? for mode-flood ?
(the bot devoiced 13 users in 4 lines and was not penalized)

Greetz

Hypergrip

On a modechange "+oooo nick nick nick nick" how would you like your bot to react:
- with a "-oooo nick nick nick nick"
or
- with a "-o nick"

[ This Message was edited by: egghead on 2002-06-21 12:19 ]

Statistics: Posted by egghead — Fri Jun 21, 2002 2:12 pm

How to deop/devoice users that do not have +o/+v

2002-06-21T08:55:00-04:00

Hmm... i don't think my english is too bad, but I still don't get the point:
What's bad if the Bot reacts to a +oooo with a -oooo ?
I mean... is't this what this script is for ?
And why should the server penalize the bot ? for mode-flood ?
(the bot devoiced 13 users in 4 lines and was not penalized)

Greetz

Hypergrip

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Fri Jun 21, 2002 8:55 am

How to deop/devoice users that do not have +o/+v

2002-06-20T07:39:00-04:00

On 2002-06-19 16:28, tainted wrote:
I didnt put the script on a bot, but by just glancing through it.. why wouldn't the bot respond to a +vvv with a -vvv? Same would go for a +vov user1 user2 user2 I believe, which by all means is correct. If its voicing the same user, like +vvv user1 user1 user1, then I bet you could compare the three users and if they are the same then just put out one -v mode, and send a bit less data. *shrug*

Tainted, the point is that in case of e.g. opping, the script may respond to a "+oooooo nick nick nick nick nick nick" with a "-oooooo nick nick nick nick nick nick" or even 6 seperate lines with a -o. Or, to deop both the nick handing out the +o and the nick receiving it, with 6 lines -oo.
But worse, the irc server penalizes the bot for it. You may test yourself if and when eggdrop's queuing system removes the extraneous modes.
But, if you think it is correct and *shrug* about it, then nevermind. *shrug*

Statistics: Posted by egghead — Thu Jun 20, 2002 7:39 am

How to deop/devoice users that do not have +o/+v

2002-06-19T18:36:00-04:00

$botnick

Statistics: Posted by tainted — Wed Jun 19, 2002 6:36 pm

How to deop/devoice users that do not have +o/+v

2002-06-19T18:33:00-04:00

Tcl error [opbitch]: can't read "botnick": no such variable

Uhm.. where was the current nick of the bot stored in again ?

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Wed Jun 19, 2002 6:33 pm

How to deop/devoice users that do not have +o/+v

2002-06-19T18:28:00-04:00

I didnt put the script on a bot, but by just glancing through it.. why wouldn't the bot respond to a +vvv with a -vvv? Same would go for a +vov user1 user2 user2 I believe, which by all means is correct. If its voicing the same user, like +vvv user1 user1 user1, then I bet you could compare the three users and if they are the same then just put out one -v mode, and send a bit less data. *shrug*

Statistics: Posted by tainted — Wed Jun 19, 2002 6:28 pm

How to deop/devoice users that do not have +o/+v

2002-06-19T07:17:00-04:00

Thanx, this was a lot of help to me
Sometimes i'm just too blind to see such easy errors

1.) Ok, will be in the next version of the script

2.) Hmm... The bot will deop himself when he's given op. That's one thing I would not have regognised until it would have been too late

3.) As i said... sometimes i'm just too blind to see such easy mistakes. Thanks for your hint.

4.) I thought a "mass-voice" would automatically broken up into many +v modechanges. Tests with the "buggy" version of this script showed, that the bot reacted to a +vvv with a -vvv. Can anyone back me up with some background information on this ?

5.) Sure. This was actually planned as next step after solving the "main" problems

Thanx a lot for your help !!

Greetz

Hyper

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Wed Jun 19, 2002 7:17 am

How to deop/devoice users that do not have +o/+v

2002-06-18T10:53:00-04:00

On 2002-06-18 08:18, Hypergrip wrote:
argh !
Problems again !
[snip]

Hi Hypergrip. There are some problems in the scripts you presented.

1. You must check that $nick giving ops/voice == $botnick

2. You must check that the $victim receiving the ops/voice == $botnick

3. You may carefully recheck what your snippet of code is doing:

Code:

set h [nick2hand $victim] if {$h == *} {    pushmode $chan -v $victim } else {    if {![matchattr $victim |v $chan]} {       pushmode $chan -v $victim    } }

First you check for the existence of the handle and then you check for the existence of a flag on a nick, not on a handle.

4. You may take care of a situation where a user does: +vvv nick nick nick. Your script will trigger on each of these mode changes.

5. You may check that actually [botisop $chan]

You can check out:

http://forum.egghelp.org/viewtopic.php? ... 90&forum=2

and

http://members.fortunecity.com/eggheadt ... op.tcl.txt

[ This Message was edited by: egghead on 2002-06-18 08:54 ]

Statistics: Posted by egghead — Tue Jun 18, 2002 10:53 am

How to deop/devoice users that do not have +o/+v

2002-06-18T10:18:00-04:00

argh !
Problems again !

the channel is auto-voice.
If an user with +v joins the channel, the bot gives him voice.
so far, so good.
BUT now the voice-bitch-script gevoices the user (WHY THE HELL ?!?) and the we get a channel full of +v -v +v -v +v -v and so on
d'oh.

Any idea where the error might be ?

Hypergrip

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Tue Jun 18, 2002 10:18 am

How to deop/devoice users that do not have +o/+v

2002-06-18T10:02:00-04:00

Thanx, this was one of the two errors in the script.
the second one was that the line
if {$h == *}
has to be
if {$h == "*"}
now it works just fine.

But i want to improve the script so that the bot himself may op or voice users.
At the current state this is not possible, cause the bot has now flags (or can her have flags ???)
Is there a away to check if $nick is the bot himself ?

Thanx

Hyper

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Tue Jun 18, 2002 10:02 am

How to deop/devoice users that do not have +o/+v

2002-06-18T06:59:00-04:00

try binding *+v instead of just +v. I'm not 100% sure on that, but after a .binds mode, and a quick test, it seems to work.

..[blah(dcc)] Command bindings:
..[blah(dcc)] TYPE FLGS COMMAND HITS BINDING (TCL)
..[blah(dcc)] mode -|- *+v 2
..[blah(dcc)] mode -|- +v 0

Statistics: Posted by tainted — Tue Jun 18, 2002 6:59 am

How to deop/devoice users that do not have +o/+v

2002-06-17T18:39:00-04:00

I just stumbles over a guy who helped me a bit writing this script, but although the structure seems to be ok, the bot does NOT react on modechanges
Perhaps one of ouy caan figure out, why it's not running.
here's the script:

# Bitch+ V1.3 by Hypergrip & thommey
# (=- teamwork roxx -=)
#
# Use ".chanset #channel +voicebitch" or +opbitch to enable this script
#
#####################################################################

bind mode - +v voicebitch

setudef flag voicebitch

proc voicebitch {nick uhost handle chan change victim} {
if {[lsearch [channel info $chan] "+voicebitch"] == -1} {
return 0
}

set i [nick2hand $nick]
if {[matchattr $i |m $chan]} {
return 0
}

set h [nick2hand $victim]
if {$h == *} {
pushmode $chan -v $victim
} else {
if {![matchattr $victim |v $chan]} {
pushmode $chan -v $victim
}
}
putlog "user $nick was devoiced because of missing flag"
}

#####################################################################

bind mode - +o opbitch

setudef flag opbitch

proc opbitch {nick uhost handle chan change victim} {
if {[lsearch [channel info $chan] "+opbitch"] == -1} {
return 0
}

set i [nick2hand $nick]
if {[matchattr $i |m $chan]} {
return 0
}

set h [nick2hand $victim]
if {$h == *} {
pushmode $chan -o $victim
} else {
if {![matchattr $victim |o $chan]} {
pushmode $chan -o $victim
}
}
putlog "user $nick was deopped because of missing flag"
}

#####################################################################

putlog "Bitch+ V1.3 by Hypergrip & thommey - Loaded"

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Mon Jun 17, 2002 6:39 pm