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Ignore when being flooded

2004-09-22T01:56:36-04:00

Talk about digging up old topics.

Statistics: Posted by metroid — Wed Sep 22, 2004 1:56 am

Ignore when being flooded

2004-09-21T21:12:51-04:00

Well this code will work the same as flood-msg internal bot's bind. Ofcourse it would not exempt certain ip's such as your service's hosts or etc if you use flood-msg but don't use this procedure with it. Then for this you would want to bind flud to that event and then make your custom procedure as you like.

Code:

proc general:msgflood {nick uhost hand type chan} {  global botnick serviceshost ignoretime   if {(![string match -nocase *$serviceshost* $uhost])} {   newignore "*!*@[lindex [split $uhost @] 1]" general:flood "MSG Flooder" $ignoretime   }  return 1 }

As for the channel flood protection one, use the pub event that would do it.
bind flud - pub my:proc

Statistics: Posted by awyeah — Tue Sep 21, 2004 9:12 pm

Ignore when being flooded

2004-09-21T08:55:03-04:00

Here is something you can try if you don't want
to load tcl scripts.

A small code uses the bots internal
flood detection system.

Code:

#Set here how many msgs in how many seconds from one host #constitutes a flood. If you set this to 0:0, msg flood protection will be #disabled. (This variable can be set from your bots .conf file aswell)set flood-msg 3:8#Set your networks services host here. (These hosts will be exempted)#I've set this to default for DALnet's services.set serviceshost "dal.net"#Set the time in minutes to ignore the flooder for.set ignoretime "15"global flood-msgbind flud - msg general:msgfloodproc general:msgflood {nick uhost hand type chan} { global botnick serviceshost ignoretime  if {(![string match -nocase *$uhost* *$serviceshost*])} {  set userhost "*!*@[lindex [split $uhost @] 1]"  newignore $userhost general:flood "MSG Flooder" $ignoretime  } return 1}

it's work
the first you must to know is what proc and bind you want to use, after that finish you can add awyeah code inside. set ignoretime 1:5 if you scared flood msg on to your bot )

Statistics: Posted by qwek — Tue Sep 21, 2004 8:55 am

Ignore when being flooded

2004-06-23T10:06:18-04:00

Hmm... good question. I haven't tested it on public channels.
But I know it works in private query messages, as I've tested it there.

You can check it, otherwise they are alot of scripts out there
which perform this.

Some such as sentinel.tcl have this feature. For bot msg/ctcp
floods in privates as well as channels.

Statistics: Posted by awyeah — Wed Jun 23, 2004 10:06 am

Ignore when being flooded

2004-06-23T06:28:49-04:00

Does this also ignore people that flood the bot with commands in a public channel?

Statistics: Posted by metroid — Wed Jun 23, 2004 6:28 am

Ignore when being flooded

2004-07-14T07:36:38-04:00

Here is something you can try if you don't want
to load tcl scripts.

A small code uses the bots internal
flood detection system.

Code:

#Set here how many msgs in how many seconds from one host #constitutes a flood. If you set this to 0:0, msg flood protection will be #disabled. (This variable can be set from your bots .conf file aswell)set flood-msg 3:8#Set your networks services host here. (These hosts will be exempted)#I've set this to default for DALnet's services.set serviceshost "dal.net"#Set the time in minutes to ignore the flooder for.set ignoretime "15"global flood-msgbind flud - msg general:msgfloodproc general:msgflood {nick uhost hand type chan} { global botnick serviceshost ignoretime  if {(![string match -nocase *$uhost* *$serviceshost*])} {  set userhost "*!*@[lindex [split $uhost @] 1]"  newignore $userhost general:flood "MSG Flooder" $ignoretime  } return 1}

Statistics: Posted by awyeah — Wed Jun 23, 2004 1:53 am

Ignore when being flooded

2004-06-22T17:10:06-04:00

Check out MC_8's page for a spam check script.

Statistics: Posted by Alchera — Tue Jun 22, 2004 5:10 pm

Ignore when being flooded

2004-06-22T13:55:36-04:00

Yes, well the thing is, My bot isnt an op in all the channels :\ as its a bot called "Sheepbot" which has things like the Quakenet fishbot,
But its not only a repeat thing

If someone uses more than one command it also has to ignore that person if 5 commands are being used within the minute. For example:

<*NICK*> hide!
* *BOTNICK* quickly hides behind the box
<*NICK*> hide!
* *BOTNICK* quickly hides behind the box
<*NICK*> hide!
* *BOTNICK* quickly hides behind the box
<*NICK*> hide!
* *BOTNICK* quickly hides behind the box
<*NICK*> hide!
Flood detected from *NICK*, Now ignoring *NICK* for 15 minutes

But also,

<*NICK*> omg
<*BOTNICK*> Oh My God!
<*NICK*> stfu
<*BOTNICK*> I will not!
<*NICK*> hide!
* *BOTNICK* quickly hides behind the box
<*NICK*> sheep
<*BOTNICK*> *NICK*: sheep go meh!
<*NICK*> cake
Flood detected from *NICK*, Now ignoring *NICK* for 15 minutes

If you catch my drift, Once again i say, The bot is not always opped. (maybe 2 out of 20 channels :\)

Statistics: Posted by metroid — Tue Jun 22, 2004 1:55 pm

Ignore when being flooded

2004-06-22T11:27:01-04:00

Here's a selection of scripts that will deal with repeat floods:
http://www.egghelp.org/tclhtml/3478-4-0-0-1-repeat.htm

Statistics: Posted by greenbear — Tue Jun 22, 2004 11:27 am

Ignore when being flooded

2004-06-22T08:14:07-04:00

Can someone make a script where when the eggdrop is being flooded it will ignore that person for 15 minutes, It has to be ignoring everything then, Like when someone says a trigger, for example:

<*NICK*> hide!
* *BOTNICK* quickly hides behind the box

Then if spammed,

<*NICK*> hide!
* *BOTNICK* quickly hides behind the box
<*NICK*> hide!
* *BOTNICK* quickly hides behind the box
<*NICK*> hide!
* *BOTNICK* quickly hides behind the box
<*NICK*> hide!
* *BOTNICK* quickly hides behind the box
<*NICK*> hide!
Flood detected from *NICK*, Now ignoring *NICK* for 15 minutes

Is it possible for someone to do that? It has to be universal, that it doesnt just ignore on some things.

If someone could make this it would be great (Don't reply saying i should make it myself as i tried )

Statistics: Posted by metroid — Tue Jun 22, 2004 8:14 am