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2020-11-11T10:44:37-04:00

So yeah, i also found Thommeys tcl collection, http://thommey.tclhelp.net/?page=scripts

Arbitrary chanmodes (+q, +a), seems to have caught my eye, so it does isowner and such, seems perfect to my situation

Statistics: Posted by ComputerTech — Wed Nov 11, 2020 10:44 am

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2020-08-18T11:10:25-04:00

Thanks CrazyCat

Statistics: Posted by ComputerTech — Tue Aug 18, 2020 11:10 am

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2020-08-01T11:50:57-04:00

You have an example of functionnal script @ https://gitlab.com/tcl-scripts/chan-acc ... filter.tcl

It makes /who (adapt to use /whois) and wait for raw 352 (adapt for raw 319)

Statistics: Posted by CrazyCat — Sat Aug 01, 2020 11:50 am

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2020-08-01T08:52:49-04:00

I know about raw commands and such, but i am not fully sure how to do so

Can you maybe create a small bit of it? and i can add onto it?

Would be super Cool

Statistics: Posted by ComputerTech — Sat Aug 01, 2020 8:52 am

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2020-08-01T03:36:38-04:00

The simplest way imho:
The user invites bot, bot join.
Then, it checks the user and if it doesn't match the flag you need, the bot parts.
But I'm not sure the ~ flag is easily parsable

So the second way: as you said, do a /whois and wait for the raw 319, then check if it matches {$nick : .*~$chan.*}

Statistics: Posted by CrazyCat — Sat Aug 01, 2020 3:36 am

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2020-07-31T22:46:55-04:00

Is it possible to make the bot check if a user has ~ (owner) or not without being on the channel?

Perhaps the bot could use /whois nick? it shows that way,

what i need is a user invites a bot to a channel with /msg bot join #channel, and the user inviting Must have ~ (owner) on that channel, otherwise the bot wont join.

Any Help apprecited

Statistics: Posted by ComputerTech — Fri Jul 31, 2020 10:46 pm