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2004-12-24T22:03:52-04:00

how do you know who is a known offender? by his/her hostmask's kick count? if so, this will show only hostmasks with kick count greater than 3:

Code:

foreach {m k} [array get ::kicks] {   set c [lindex $k 0]; set t [ctime [lindex $k 1]]   if {$c > 3} {putlog "hostmask: $m, kick count: $c, last: $t"}}

you can clear the hostmask/stats array by simply unsetting it:

Code:

unset ::kicks

Statistics: Posted by demond — Fri Dec 24, 2004 10:03 pm

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2004-12-24T21:40:11-04:00

it works fine like i said, but how would i make it only putlog the mask of the person that joined and is a known offender in. atm it putlogs every known hostmask.

[21:13:56] [Beholder]: [15:13] hostmask: *!*temIdle@*.hr.cox.net, kick count: 3, last: Fri Dec 24 00:00:15 2004
[21:13:58] [Beholder]: [15:13] hostmask: *!*u4162677@213.85.115.*, kick count: 3, last: Fri Dec 24 13:59:10 2004
[21:13:58] [Beholder]: [15:13] hostmask: *!*u5569916@*.bellsouth.net, kick count: 1, last: Fri Dec 24 02:18:54 2004
[21:13:58] [Beholder]: [15:13] hostmask: *!*u8691832@*.kotinet.com, kick count: 5, last: Thu Dec 23 13:50:26 2004
[21:13:58] [Beholder]: [15:13] hostmask: *!*u0738794@*.pc.metropolis-inter.com, kick count: 2, last: Fri Dec 24 11:51:05 2004

^^it does the above when some1 rejoins and is known by the bot for being kicked before. ---> just the hostmask of the rejoiner would do.

and would there be a way to clear the hostmasks out of the bot's "memory"?

Statistics: Posted by dotslasher — Fri Dec 24, 2004 9:40 pm

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2004-12-23T07:28:09-04:00

tnx for the help it worked like a charm

Code:

 -Beholder@#UT- @ fartghffghd (*!*aloha@*.kabel.telenet.be) rejoined #darth kick count: 1, lastkicked: Thu Dec 23 06:23:39 2004, Last Nick was: fart

Statistics: Posted by dotslasher — Thu Dec 23, 2004 7:28 am

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2004-12-22T18:33:18-04:00

I'm not sure if [getchanhost] will work on a kicked nick inside [bind kick] proc (it should, but if not, you need to [bind mode] for "+b"), but anyway, here's the stats collecting part:

Code:

bind kick - * fooproc foo {n u h c t r} {  set m [maskhost $t![getchanhost $t $c]]  if [info exists ::kicks($m)] {    set c [lindex [set ::kicks($m)] 0]; incr c    set ::kicks($m) "$c [unixtime]"  } else {    set ::kicks($m) "1 [unixtime]"  } }

...and stats reporting part:

Code:

foreach {m k} [array get ::kicks] {  set c [lindex $k 0]; set t [ctime [lindex $k 1]]  putlog "hostmask: $m, kick count: $c, last: $t"}

Statistics: Posted by demond — Wed Dec 22, 2004 6:33 pm

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2004-12-22T14:27:43-04:00

im a bit tired, but a small advise... if your script shall count kicks, it strongly recommened to contain a proc bound to "bind kick" ^^. I don't really know what a bind to part is usefull for anyway in this case .

Statistics: Posted by De Kus — Wed Dec 22, 2004 2:27 pm

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2004-12-22T12:51:16-04:00

i never said anything about nickbans, it should just check the nick (---> look at its host) and it has to return if the person was already kicked/banned before and how many times, and if possible the time/date he got kicked last time.

Statistics: Posted by dotslasher — Wed Dec 22, 2004 12:51 pm

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2004-12-22T11:15:38-04:00

...just to clarify - so they can't return immediately to the channel, evading the nick ban with a new nick

Statistics: Posted by demond — Wed Dec 22, 2004 11:15 am

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2004-12-22T11:12:47-04:00

but why would you need to ban troublemakers by nick?

unless you have large amount of users with the same username@host (webchat?), you should always ban by *!*username@maskedhost, or *!*@host, or *!*@maskedhost (for severe abusers) - and never by nick!*@*

and even if you have a webchat, it should be possible to configure it to generate unique usernames (most webchats encode user's IP as hex in the username)

Statistics: Posted by demond — Wed Dec 22, 2004 11:12 am

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2004-12-22T07:39:35-04:00

sorry about the link i cleaned up my website and moved all the stuff i didnt use to /old, link works now.

and in reply to demond:

its to keep track of the people who are known troublemakers, that way the channel staff knows if the person that joined is a problem case and that they should watch him closely or not.

Statistics: Posted by dotslasher — Wed Dec 22, 2004 7:39 am

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2004-12-21T23:24:51-04:00

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Statistics: Posted by awyeah — Tue Dec 21, 2004 11:24 pm

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2004-12-21T20:54:36-04:00

what's the purpose of this? statistics only?

Statistics: Posted by demond — Tue Dec 21, 2004 8:54 pm

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2004-12-21T19:30:02-04:00

i got a script ---> www.staticbox.com/checkrejoin.tcl but i would like it to do the following: keep track of people and their nicks and if they were kicked before (if so how many times)

it has to do the following:

A user joins the channel and gets kicked, he then rejoins under a different nick a few secs/mins later, the bot should wallchops it to the channel with the following "Meyba (~u3783436@194.red-217-217-67.user.auna.net) rejoined #ut 35 seconds ago Old Nick was: Dullahan, was kicked # of times" , kinda what i have now, but it doesnt display if the user was kicked. and i would like a fix for the elapsed time display.

i hope i have been clear about this, sorry for my crappy english :p

the script can be found www.staticbox.com/checkrejoin.tcl

Statistics: Posted by dotslasher — Tue Dec 21, 2004 7:30 pm