... Sometimes the last used is missing. Does that mean it was never used?
...
Until somebody comes along with a definitive answer, and if you want to research it some more yourself - here's a couple more ideas:
First, go here:
http://docs.eggheads.org/mainDocs/tcl-commands.html
and text search to find:
banlist [channel]
and read the description there.
From reading that, I think the answer to your above quoted question is, Yes.
Next:
Put your bot in some temp channel so you can experiment without bothering anyone, or being bothered by anyone.
Use the .+ban command in the partyline to create a ban.
(you can use: .tcl banlist #channelName in the partyline to see the ban, and see how it corresponds to what is found in tcl-commands.doc )
Join the channel, using a hostmask that matches the ban, such that it triggers the bot to enforce the ban.
Do: .tcl banlist #channelName again. Did that zero change to a unixtime number?
I think it will....
Do: .tcl ctime <that unixtime numer here>
and does it give you the time that the ban was enforced?
Do it a couple times, checking every time.
You'll probably prove it, and thus have your answer.
Note: for the .tcl command to work for you in the partyline, you must have it enabled for your (owner's) use in eggdrop.conf .
I hope this helps.Statistics: Posted by willyw — Mon Dec 03, 2018 10:28 am
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