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looking for a good flood protection script

2005-02-09T11:50:20-04:00

Of course, this will only stop the raw bind to PRIVMSG, not for other binds to join, CTCP, notice and modes.
- this i don`t understand.

Slennox can you tell me please ?

read what the .tcl does in the header, then you know what it will still do, if you "cut off" the channel text.

Statistics: Posted by De Kus — Wed Feb 09, 2005 11:50 am

looking for a good flood protection script

2005-02-08T22:16:35-04:00

first create a variable like 'set sentichans "#a #b #c"' in the config part of the script
then find near line 429
- ok

and add after (we are in the middle of an IF expression so make sure to add before the } closing bracket and after the ] !)
- ok

I didnt test it, but it should work. I am currently unsure, the use of ::, but I think that was the way to use global varibles. If not, just add it to global and remove the :: .
- i think i get this. will test later.

Of course, this will only stop the raw bind to PRIVMSG, not for other binds to join, CTCP, notice and modes.
- this i don`t understand.

Slennox can you tell me please ?

Statistics: Posted by Burke — Tue Feb 08, 2005 10:16 pm

looking for a good flood protection script

2005-02-08T17:40:47-04:00

first create a variable like 'set sentichans "#a #b #c"' in the config part of the script
then find near line 429

Code:

proc sl_avflood {from keyword arg} {  global botnet-nick botnick sl_ban sl_avbanhost sl_avbannick sl_avflood sl_avqueue sl_flooded sl_locked sl_txflood sl_txqueue  set arg [split $arg]  set chan [string tolower [lindex $arg 0]]  if {![validchan $chan]

and add after (we are in the middle of an IF expression so make sure to add before the } closing bracket and after the ] !)

Code:

 || ![string match -nocase *${chan}* $::sentichans]

I didnt test it, but it should work. I am currently unsure, the use of ::, but I think that was the way to use global varibles. If not, just add it to global and remove the :: .
Of course, this will only stop the raw bind to PRIVMSG, not for other binds to join, CTCP, notice and modes.

Statistics: Posted by De Kus — Tue Feb 08, 2005 5:40 pm

looking for a good flood protection script

2005-02-08T16:39:16-04:00

where is the problem sentinel being activ on all channels? it wont take action, if its not opped?
- because we got a "Quiz"channel. Sorry but i don`t have any traslation therfore. It`s a game channel, a bot ask something and you should write the answer. This can cause that 5-15 users type much things in a short time. In this kind of channel is such a script bad.

you can always change the bind commands in a way it will only trigger on a specified channel, if you want to avoid phrasing big channels text.
- that`s nice. please tell me which kind of binds and how i have to change them. the script should active on #a #b #c for example.

Statistics: Posted by Burke — Tue Feb 08, 2005 4:39 pm

looking for a good flood protection script

2005-02-08T14:27:06-04:00

where is the problem sentinel being activ on all channels? it wont take action, if its not opped? you can always change the bind commands in a way it will only trigger on a specified channel, if you want to avoid phrasing big channels text.

Statistics: Posted by De Kus — Tue Feb 08, 2005 2:27 pm

looking for a good flood protection script

2005-02-08T14:00:54-04:00

No, +r is not good, because 50% of our users are not registred.

Proxyscanscripts are fine, but actual i don`t have a good which do not ban the false people. (not all flooders are proxys, there are clients(sometimes authed) and eggdrops too.)

Anyway, if you have an idea which script are the right for me, please post.

Statistics: Posted by Burke — Tue Feb 08, 2005 2:00 pm

looking for a good flood protection script

2005-02-08T06:02:14-04:00

Use a proxy checker to ban people from your channel using proxys. There are varying scripts available some more inteligent than others. I just used a simple port scanning script to scan for open ports on 1080 8080 and 3128 these ports are usually used for proxys although thats not always the case, but you will find 90% of the proxy lists available for public use are on these 3 ports.

Hope this helps.

Statistics: Posted by ^DooM^ — Tue Feb 08, 2005 6:02 am

looking for a good flood protection script

2005-02-08T03:02:07-04:00

Then simply set your channel mode to +R (Registered nicks only) if available on your network.

Statistics: Posted by Alchera — Tue Feb 08, 2005 3:02 am

looking for a good flood protection script

2005-02-07T21:56:15-04:00

hi

I testet sentinel.tcl from slennox but it`s not the right script for me. Reason: it`s always active on all channels (i can`t change this, right?) and it not only looks to 1 user, it looks to some users (this may be good for some kind of channels with low usage).

I don`t need color/notice/ctcp/massdeop protection (i can turn on +cCN and other overtake protection scipts.)

The script from MC_8 i testet too. It works, but if someone flood with more then 3 bots/proxys the bot will not ban them or he get excess flood.

The only thing i need is a ban function for flood-join/chan/nick. .chanset #channel flood-chan/nick/join works fine (it only observ 1 user) but it dosn`t ban. That`s the problem.

Will be cool if you can suggest me a script for that. Thanks.

Statistics: Posted by Burke — Mon Feb 07, 2005 9:56 pm