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ignore banned users

2004-10-28T23:41:11-04:00

great script.

Thanks

Statistics: Posted by mm — Thu Oct 28, 2004 11:41 pm

ignore banned users

2004-10-28T06:17:35-04:00

thanks for the script and for the explanations

Statistics: Posted by reallove — Thu Oct 28, 2004 6:17 am

ignore banned users

2004-10-28T05:28:03-04:00

'.dump' sends stuff directly to the server. Doing "MODE #somechan +b" is the way to fetch the banlist of a channel. You should never need to do that again as the bot will take care of it when joining your channel.

Statistics: Posted by user — Thu Oct 28, 2004 5:28 am

ignore banned users

2004-10-28T02:16:11-04:00

mmm .. now it's a great job thank you !
I have only one last question : what does " .dump MODE #channel +b " make ? I .help dump,visited the URL,but didn't understand a lot.Should I type this command everytime the bot rehashes? Or if I restart it ?

Statistics: Posted by reallove — Thu Oct 28, 2004 2:16 am

ignore banned users

2004-10-27T17:26:43-04:00

ok,thanks,seems it's working.
But what's this,on the .ignore list?
Code:
Currently ignoring:  [  1] +b (expires at 22:25)        b2i: b2i        Started 22:10

it was due to a bug which is fixed (i edited the post)
load the new script and do .dump MODE #channel +b again
You might also want to make the ignores permanent. (To avoid having ignores removed before the bans are gone) If you want this, change "{newignore $m b2i b2i}" to "{newignore $m b2i b2i 0}" and "{newignore $b b2i b2i}" to "{newignore $b b2i b2i 0}"

(I thought making them non-permanent by default would be a good idea as you might not like the script and if it created alot of ignores, having them expire some time would save you some work removing ignores by hand)

Statistics: Posted by user — Wed Oct 27, 2004 5:26 pm

ignore banned users

2004-10-27T16:16:46-04:00

ok,thanks,seems it's working.
But what's this,on the .ignore list?

Code:

Currently ignoring:  [  1] +b (expires at 22:25)        b2i: b2i        Started 22:10

Statistics: Posted by reallove — Wed Oct 27, 2004 4:16 pm

ignore banned users

2004-10-27T15:23:12-04:00

hehe ic..

Statistics: Posted by Ofloo — Wed Oct 27, 2004 3:23 pm

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2004-10-27T15:09:18-04:00

foreach {m r . . h} [join [ignorelist]] {
what do the dots stand for ?

they're just variable names like the rest of that list, but i don't use them, so i gave them a strange name like that

Statistics: Posted by user — Wed Oct 27, 2004 3:09 pm

ignore banned users

2004-10-27T15:09:10-04:00

ok i didn't know u could set a variable into a dot

brain:~# tclsh
% set . 1
1
% puts ${.}
1
%

Statistics: Posted by Ofloo — Wed Oct 27, 2004 3:09 pm

ignore banned users

2004-10-27T15:07:42-04:00

foreach {m r . . h} [join [ignorelist]] {

what do the dots stand for ?

Statistics: Posted by Ofloo — Wed Oct 27, 2004 3:07 pm

ignore banned users

2004-10-27T17:25:27-04:00

Why not mirror the banlist from the channel in question instead of checking the entire banlist every time your bot recieves a message?
This script should add/remove ignores based on the banlist in #channel (change the variable if your channel's called something else)

Code:

set b2i_chan "#channel"bind raw - 368 b2i:368bind mode - "$b2i_chan ?b" b2i:modeproc b2i:368 {f k a} {scan $a %*s%s cif {![string eq -noc $c $::b2i_chan]} return# add new ignores if there's new bansforeach {m . .} [join [chanbans $c]] {if {![isignore $m]} {newignore $m b2i b2i}}# remove ignores placed by this script that are not in the banlistforeach {m r . . h} [join [ignorelist]] {if {$r=="b2i"&&$h=="b2i"&&![ischanban $m $c]} {killignore $m}}}proc b2i:mode {n u h c m b} {if {$m=="+b"} {# add ignoreif {![isignore $b]} {newignore $b b2i b2i}} else {# remove if ignored by this scriptif {[isignore $b]} {foreach {m r . . h} [join [ignorelist]] {if {$b==$m&&$r=="b2i"&&$h=="b2i"} {killignore $b; break}}}}}

When loading the script for the first time you can force the bot to update the ignore list by doing ".dump MODE #channel +b" on your partyline.
(edit: changed a variable name (twice ))

Statistics: Posted by user — Wed Oct 27, 2004 3:05 pm

ignore banned users

2004-10-27T15:05:47-04:00

so u wana ignore all the users on ur ban list right

they allready sad how

Code:

foreach x [banlist $chan] {  newigore ...}

u could match it but as i recal ignores are global .. and not channel based ..

newignore [lifetime]

so no point realy..

and using banlist [channel] will only return bans for that channel so an other reason no point matching it either ..

Statistics: Posted by Ofloo — Wed Oct 27, 2004 3:01 pm

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2004-10-27T13:05:27-04:00

well,I need this on an Undernet channel.And the banlist is 99% with adresses like this: *!*@numeric.IP or *!*@hostname . Well,is it possible to create a script like this ? And no,I don't know anything about tcl scripting,so if someone can help me,write the whole code

Thanks.

Statistics: Posted by reallove — Wed Oct 27, 2004 1:05 pm

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2004-10-27T10:32:20-04:00

[string match -nocase *$chanban* $uhost]

This has been discussed before. 'string match' doesn't match the way most ircds do and the mask is matched against nick!user@host, so a ban on a nick would never match the way you do it (even if you're lucky and there's no brackets/backslashes screwing up the actual matching.)

oh..and btw: 'msgm' is not triggered if the message is matched by a 'msg' bind iirc.

Statistics: Posted by user — Wed Oct 27, 2004 10:32 am

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2004-10-27T10:17:08-04:00

That is fairly easy todo:

You can use this on "bind msgm"

Code:

foreach chanban [chanbans $chan] { if {([string match -nocase *$chanban* $uhost])} { #do stuff

And if a ban matches that user's host
You can use "newignore" to ignore that persons host.

Statistics: Posted by awyeah — Wed Oct 27, 2004 10:17 am