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flood kicks disrupting normal channel conversation

2003-04-19T19:57:57-04:00

Refer to http://www.egghelp.org/using.htm#chansets (specifically the section titled "The chanfile")

Statistics: Posted by slennox — Sat Apr 19, 2003 7:57 pm

flood kicks disrupting normal channel conversation

2003-04-19T14:41:36-04:00

Yes I did. I know exactly where you are heading with that. So apparently whatever the conf originally states is taken as the defaults. After that has been done initially, one must completely reset the bot by deleting the botnick.chan file OR perhaps just modify the botnick.chan file carefully.

Cheers!

Statistics: Posted by Solarin — Sat Apr 19, 2003 2:41 pm

flood kicks disrupting normal channel conversation

2003-04-19T14:34:16-04:00

did you originally have 10:60 in the conf, then change them after starting the bot and joining a chan?

Statistics: Posted by spock — Sat Apr 19, 2003 2:34 pm

flood kicks disrupting normal channel conversation

2003-04-19T14:10:54-04:00

Yeah thanks for that. That will solve the problems I have been having; however, that does not answer my question as to why these default settings are there in the first place. Should it not take the settings in the conf file AS the default until you explicitly change them in the partyline?

Is there a way to use the conf file settings for floods AS the default rather than having to tweek them in the partyline? This will make setting up bots easier.

Thanks again!

Statistics: Posted by Solarin — Sat Apr 19, 2003 2:10 pm

flood kicks disrupting normal channel conversation

2003-04-19T12:20:04-04:00

dynamic chan settings overide the config ....

simply type the

.chanset #channel flood-chan 30:60 or whatever you wish will fix the problem

CLipped

Statistics: Posted by Clipped — Sat Apr 19, 2003 12:20 pm

flood kicks disrupting normal channel conversation

2003-04-19T10:11:24-04:00

I did a .chaninfo:
flood settings: chan ctcp join kick deop nick
number: 10 3 5 3 3 5
time : 60 60 60 10 10 60

Now why is this? You see what I have in my conf. I have not done any partyline adjustments. What is in the conf should hold true. *confused*

Btw: Definitely no other kick script loaded.

Statistics: Posted by Solarin — Sat Apr 19, 2003 10:11 am

flood kicks disrupting normal channel conversation

2003-04-19T09:04:17-04:00

do a .chaninfo from the bot and see what the settings for flood-chan are etc..... you might have to do a .console #channel first if hes on more then one channel...

you can edit the flood settings on channel via

.chanset #chan flood-chan ?:?

or you have another script running thats kicking peeps...

Clipped

Statistics: Posted by Clipped — Sat Apr 19, 2003 9:04 am

flood kicks disrupting normal channel conversation

2003-04-18T21:22:50-04:00

It is very consistent and annoying having the bot kick people after a quick ten lines of normal conversation. Why is this happening? The settings clearly do not have a 10:#.

[10:57] HI Solarin
[10:58]
[10:58] i'm outside now
[10:58]
[10:58] on the patio
[10:58]
[10:58] very nice
[10:58] good weather eh?
[10:58] i know eh?
[10:58]
[10:58] (canadian eh?)
[10:58] :p
[10:58] * Katja was kicked by somebot (flood)

netbots 4.90:
# sentinel.tcl settings
set nb_component(sentinel) 1
set sl_bcflood 5:30
set sl_bmflood 13:15
set sl_ccflood 5:15
set sl_avflood 6:15
set sl_tsunami 10
set sl_txflood 100:15
set sl_boflood 4:15
set sl_jflood 6:15
set sl_nkflood 6:15
...

.conf settings for the channel:
flood-chan 45:20
flood-deop 10:10
flood-kick 10:10
flood-join 10:30
flood-ctcp 9:30
flood-nick 10:30

.conf global settings:
set global-flood-chan 45:30
set global-flood-deop 15:10
set global-flood-kick 15:10
set global-flood-join 16:30
set global-flood-ctcp 15:30
set global-flood-nick 16:30

Statistics: Posted by Solarin — Fri Apr 18, 2003 9:22 pm