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Protect-OPs never works

2002-08-12T23:52:42-04:00

THX again, now it works fine!

Statistics: Posted by ProXy — Mon Aug 12, 2002 11:52 pm

Protect-OPs never works

2002-08-12T13:01:57-04:00

ppslim has just made a small typo thats all, the command is

Code:

matchattr

not

Code:

matcattr

Regards

Ian-Highlander

Statistics: Posted by Ian-Highlander — Mon Aug 12, 2002 1:01 pm

Protect-OPs never works

2002-08-12T12:42:20-04:00

The eggdrop says that this command is unknown: matcattr

Statistics: Posted by ProXy — Mon Aug 12, 2002 12:42 pm

Protect-OPs never works

2002-08-12T12:10:09-04:00

I just write your source above to a file, called it *.tcl and added the file to the scripts directory. Then i added the source-line to the eggdrop.complete.conf and .rehashèd the eggdrop. The script loaded as well, but when i deop anyone with a nick not know to the eggdrop still nothing happens. Do i have to add the control via DCC-Command?

Statistics: Posted by ProXy — Mon Aug 12, 2002 12:10 pm

Protect-OPs never works

2002-08-12T07:41:30-04:00

As stated above. Eggdrop is heavily userfile orientated, and most scripts use this to there advantage.

There are hardly any scripts for eggdrop, for the type of channel you are running (protection wise), due tot he fact that eggdrop is not suited for this situation.

It would have to be a custom script in allmost all situations.

Statistics: Posted by ppslim — Mon Aug 12, 2002 7:41 am

Protect-OPs never works

2002-08-12T07:28:58-04:00

THX alot. I am also looking for some other protection scripts. Does anyone know where to find them (because all scripts here need custom flags on eggdrop for every user)?

Statistics: Posted by ProXy — Mon Aug 12, 2002 7:28 am

Protect-OPs never works

2002-08-12T07:03:25-04:00

OK - somthing like the following should do.

Code:

bind mode - "* -o" silly:ops:protectproc silly:ops:protect {nick uh hand chan ms vict} {  if {([isbotnick $nick]) || ([matcattr $hand n|n $chan])} { return }  pushmode $chan -o $nick  pushmode $chan +o $vict}

This will allow global or channel owners to deop users, thus keeping some form an sanity, if existant.

Statistics: Posted by ppslim — Mon Aug 12, 2002 7:03 am

Protect-OPs never works

2002-08-12T06:38:43-04:00

I already have a shell account and the eggdrop also works fine. I edit eggdrop.complete.conf and there never were some Problems. The only problems are the tcl Script. Because my channel is OP for all, it is possible for everyone to try a takeover. So i want a script, that automatically DEOPs the user that deoped another user. And the User who gots deoped should get OP back!

Statistics: Posted by ProXy — Mon Aug 12, 2002 6:38 am

Protect-OPs never works

2002-08-12T04:48:21-04:00

In reality, yes!

Else, what would be the point of eggdrop. Normal client scripts could control flooding, and this task with ease.

Eggdrop is designed to protect channels, but it can also provide almost endless possibilities due tot he fact support scripting.

It's protection is user based. So it only protext those it recognises, and is programmed to protect.

For this basic information, I guess you should have read the documentation before getting a shell account.

Statistics: Posted by ppslim — Mon Aug 12, 2002 4:48 am

Protect-OPs never works

2002-08-11T21:28:31-04:00

So allt these scripts only work if the user have the flags in eggdrop?

Statistics: Posted by ProXy — Sun Aug 11, 2002 9:28 pm

Protect-OPs never works

2002-08-11T17:43:04-04:00

Eggdrop is heavily based on it's user-records. Make sure your ops are added to the bot, have the +o channel or global flag, and that there hostmasks match the user.

Statistics: Posted by ppslim — Sun Aug 11, 2002 5:43 pm

Protect-OPs never works

2002-08-11T15:11:46-04:00

Hi, i have +protectops in my eggdrop.complete.conf, but everytime a OP gets deooped by another OP nothing happens. I also tried nearly all Scripts that should deop the OP and reop the deopped user. But nothing happened.

What am i doing wrong?

Statistics: Posted by ProXy — Sun Aug 11, 2002 3:11 pm