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2002-12-01T12:02:22-04:00

Use it exactly how Papillon said: if {[matchattr $user X]} { return 0 } and instead $user change with $hand,$handle or whatever you have in your proc.

Statistics: Posted by caesar — Sun Dec 01, 2002 12:02 pm

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2002-12-01T09:50:11-04:00

doesn't work

[14:44] can't read "user": no such variable
while executing
"matchattr $user X"

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Sun Dec 01, 2002 9:50 am

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2002-12-01T06:46:52-04:00

Code:

if {[matchattr $user X]} { return 0 }

Statistics: Posted by Papillon — Sun Dec 01, 2002 6:46 am

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2002-12-01T01:57:23-04:00

Make an Nothing user and add the particular users hostmasks to this user. Then make an particular flag, then use the particular flag to ignore what you want.

i follow you until "Then make an particular flag". ok, suppose the user is 'userX' with hosts *!*first@ignored.user* and *!*second@ignored.user*. i give them a flag which doestn exist in any eggdrop function. lets say, flag X. so, .chattr userX +X

very good, now how do i make the bot ignore the users from that flag?

thanks in advance,

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Sun Dec 01, 2002 1:57 am

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2002-11-29T02:51:01-04:00

Make an Nothing user and add the particular users hostmasks to this user. Then make an particular flag, then use the particular flag to ignore what you want.

Statistics: Posted by caesar — Fri Nov 29, 2002 2:51 am

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2002-11-28T22:03:40-04:00

blah. too complicated for me

is there a way just to block particular users so the bot doesnt send *anything* to them, no text, no notice no nothing?

thanks in advance

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Thu Nov 28, 2002 10:03 pm

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2002-11-25T22:00:21-04:00

heh, now that I look back at that post I wonder the same myself. http://tcl.tk/ is a great place for tcl man pages also by the way.

Statistics: Posted by tainted — Mon Nov 25, 2002 10:00 pm

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2002-11-25T16:59:40-04:00

thanks guys

i really appresiate your help

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Mon Nov 25, 2002 4:59 pm

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2002-11-25T04:44:45-04:00

I see no need for the 'nick2hand' thing. Why don't you use the 'handle' that the proc gives you? Also, you may find interesting things in the tcl-commands.doc file and you can see http://tcl.activestate.com/man/tcl8.2.3 ... ntents.htm also.

Statistics: Posted by caesar — Mon Nov 25, 2002 4:44 am

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2002-11-25T03:26:15-04:00

http://www.suninet.nl/tclguide/

Statistics: Posted by bobjuh — Mon Nov 25, 2002 3:26 am

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2002-11-24T09:59:41-04:00

thanks,

by the way, do you have a link to a good TCL manual, 'cause i have almost no idea of TCL.

thanks again.

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Sun Nov 24, 2002 9:59 am

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2002-11-24T00:36:11-04:00

It is very possible. Just add in a few lines that will first nick2hand and then check if the user has a flag, such as +Z. If the user does have it, then have the script just return. Then you can just .chattr some people +Z to have the script not bother them.

Statistics: Posted by tainted — Sun Nov 24, 2002 12:36 am

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2002-11-23T21:59:31-04:00

hello

i have trouble modifying a channel-join notice script. the thing is, i want to exclude some people/hosts from the notice script. is that possible?

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Sat Nov 23, 2002 9:59 pm