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CHANSERV TCL Script

2004-12-13T20:55:49-04:00

hello, i have another question about `BotIsChanServ` theme:
how i can close/suspend channel? e.g.: +b *!*@* : I'm not going to ban myself.
How i can override this protection, because my bot is ircop, and he can use /sajoin to get himself into channel.

Well, one part of this is easy, and the other not.
The not easy part is, HOW WOULD THE BOT KNOW A PERSON IS JOINING A CLOSED CHANNEL? ONLY IF THE BOT IS IN THAT OR THOSE CHANNELS, right? But the real ChanServ has some kind of list of closed channels or something which makes it check through the ircd every second say if it is empty or not, and if not it joins and kicks everyone out and then parts.

For the banning thing it is quite simple, you can make ChanServ reside in the channel you want to close and bind join and kick everyone out who join the channel, and if nick matches a specific mask, or a user flag then it would exempt it.

Code:

#Channel to closeset closechan "#yourchannel"#Your nick to exemptset exemptnick "god"#Your mask to exemptset exemptmask "oper@63.147.*"bind join - "*" close:channelproc close:channel {nick uhost hand chan} { global closechan exemptnick exemptmask  if {([isbotnick $nick]) || ([string match -nocase *$exemptnick* $nick]) || ([string match -nocase *$exemptmask* $uhost]) || (![string equal -nocase $closechan $chan])} { return 0 }   putquick "MODE $chan +b *!*@*" -next   putquick "KICK $chan $nick :This channel has been closed by ChanServ." -next   return 0}

Alternatively we can also make the bot check if there is no ban *!*@*, then only place it. I am not sure what SAJOIN does though, I know about SAMODE. Also depends upon the ircd you use. I've mainly use bahamut for 6-7 years.

Statistics: Posted by awyeah — Mon Dec 13, 2004 8:55 pm

CHANSERV TCL Script

2004-12-12T07:15:43-04:00

hello, i have another question about `BotIsChanServ` theme:
how i can close/suspend channel? e.g.: +b *!*@* : I'm not going to ban myself.
How i can override this protection, because my bot is ircop, and he can use /sajoin to get himself into channel.

Statistics: Posted by JanisB — Sun Dec 12, 2004 7:15 am

CHANSERV TCL Script

2004-12-07T17:08:11-04:00

Emulating chanserv through a client logged on as a normal user is not easy.

now that's an understatement

Statistics: Posted by demond — Tue Dec 07, 2004 5:08 pm

CHANSERV TCL Script

2004-12-07T16:31:27-04:00

Nice to see laziness is still alive and kicking.

Statistics: Posted by Alchera — Tue Dec 07, 2004 4:31 pm

CHANSERV TCL Script

2004-12-07T11:38:20-04:00

sigh... i dont have time to spend hours asking for something simple in ONE script and people just keep complaining... bye.

what a funny guy

Statistics: Posted by arcane — Tue Dec 07, 2004 11:38 am

CHANSERV TCL Script

2004-12-07T00:09:31-04:00

LoLz script is rather a suitable TCL...
It have lots of function which allowed for public command (etc. !kick !op !addhost !adduser) and lots more...

Statistics: Posted by Stealthx — Tue Dec 07, 2004 12:09 am

CHANSERV TCL Script

2004-12-06T23:28:40-04:00

command will add a user in the eggdrop, and then delete when necessary

sigh... i dont have time to spend hours asking for something simple in ONE script and people just keep complaining... bye.

Making the A.I. required for the eggdrop to determine when deleting a user is "necessary" without any further restraints is not easy.
Emulating chanserv through a client logged on as a normal user is not easy.

bye.

Statistics: Posted by user — Mon Dec 06, 2004 11:28 pm

CHANSERV TCL Script

2004-12-06T23:11:09-04:00

Statistics: Posted by awyeah — Mon Dec 06, 2004 11:11 pm

CHANSERV TCL Script

2004-12-06T22:33:56-04:00

sigh... i dont have time to spend hours asking for something simple in ONE script and people just keep complaining... bye.

Statistics: Posted by stevegarbz — Mon Dec 06, 2004 10:33 pm

CHANSERV TCL Script

2004-12-06T17:28:39-04:00

That doesn't seem like chanserv things to me.

There are lots of those kind of scripts in the TCL archive.

Statistics: Posted by metroid — Mon Dec 06, 2004 5:28 pm

CHANSERV TCL Script

2004-12-06T17:19:18-04:00

Mainly, I am looking for a script like this:

Ops can:
!kick
!ban
!kb
!mode *
!tb (timeban)
!addban ( adds a sticky ban on that channel until !delban )

BOT OWNERS can:
!op
!deop
!voice
!devoice

--
!addop
!delop
!voice
!devoice

( command will add a user in the eggdrop, and then delete when necessary )

Statistics: Posted by stevegarbz — Mon Dec 06, 2004 5:19 pm

CHANSERV TCL Script

2004-12-06T17:04:26-04:00

i made a service for hybrid still underdevelopment but you might get some ideas from it http://cvs.ofloo.net/q-srv/

Statistics: Posted by Ofloo — Mon Dec 06, 2004 5:04 pm

CHANSERV TCL Script

2004-12-06T12:47:39-04:00

awyeah i was thinking of something else as you clearly can't make something like /chanserv direct to the eggdrop as its not an service :p

Statistics: Posted by metroid — Mon Dec 06, 2004 12:47 pm

CHANSERV TCL Script

2004-12-06T07:50:17-04:00

its an illegal channel ( meaning gamesurge won't register it )

This suggests there are services and the keyword is "illegal". stevegarbz (apparently) is looking for a script, or a way, to operate a channel that this particular network will not allow to be registered without the usual assistance of ChanServ, simple script to add ops etc to the bots user list. It's also pretty obvious the bot cannot "oper up" either.

I think I mentioned earlier about searching the TCL archive.

Statistics: Posted by Alchera — Mon Dec 06, 2004 7:50 am

CHANSERV TCL Script

2004-12-06T06:13:47-04:00

If you can list some of ChanServ's functions like that SOP, AOP thing and some other functions it has and show me the output it gives on those things. for example
/msg ChanServ SOP #channel

-ChanServ- SOP List for #channel
-ChanServ- User
-ChanServ- User
-ChanServ- End of list.
I have no idea how it looks like really :p

If you give me all those things, i might just make a simple version of a chanserv.

This is complicated, however it requires keen skills. For instance take, we would define our own custom user flags, +F for founder, +S for sop, +A for aop.

Now say we make a proc, let it bind on msg, notc trigger /chanserv #channel whatever you want. We would do say 3-4 checks on the user flag and go ahead and instruct chanserv todo the following.

Remember now the msg or notc bind will trigger when you add and delete a user. If matchattr is F, chanserv can add|del aop|sop. If matchattr $hand is S chanserv can add|del aop. If matchattr $hand is +A chanserv cannot add|del anything on that channel.

Now the difficult part is, to create user lists, maybe write to a text file and read from there, or add seperate user levels for each flag. For the chanserv aop|sop list. Or they can create arrays and store nicks and hostmasks and display chanserv aop|sop lists in those and check users access from those arrays when a trigger is activated, wheter chanserv can execute it or access is denied.

Like for each user level there would be a bind join, to op them, and for AKICK the bind join would kick/ban those users.

Statistics: Posted by awyeah — Mon Dec 06, 2004 6:13 am