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channel set modes

2005-02-28T22:44:14-04:00

Yeah he didn't define the flag so obviously it didn't existed thats why I listed the ones he could use. He didn't ask about creating it. I thought it was a setting in some module or something where he might have seen it.

Code:

I have seen this post where it says "Just type in partyline: .chanset #channel +imdb"

This one I thought he mean't in setting chanmode.

Statistics: Posted by awyeah — Mon Feb 28, 2005 10:44 pm

channel set modes

2005-02-28T22:19:44-04:00

awyeah, cerberus_gr specificly asked for help with a user defined mode, and you just listed the defaults ones for him. Then he pointed to another post dealing with user defined modes, which you claimed contained false information. So yea, you were wrong.

Statistics: Posted by greenbear — Mon Feb 28, 2005 10:19 pm

channel set modes

2005-02-28T21:04:04-04:00

What's wrong about that gb? I think you need some rest.

For modelocks:
.chanset chanmode [+/-]

For settings:
.chanset [+/-]

It's quite simple.

Unless you have a tcl script for your +nousernotice, it would be quite redundant to create a new flag and set it to a channel.

Say we have something like this. This script will only work on channels which have the setting +nousernotice set on them. If the channel has -nousernotice set, then that if { .... } condition below will not satisfy and the script will not run.

Code:

setudef flag nousernoticebind notc - "*" no:user:noticeproc no:user:notice {nick uhost hand text {chan ""}} { global botnick  if {[channel get $chan nousernotice] && ![isbotnick $chan] && [string equal "#" [string index $chan 0]] && [botisop $chan]} {   putserv "MODE $chan +b *!*@[lindex [split uhost @] 1]"   putserv "KICK $chan $nick: No channel noticing is allowed"   }}

Statistics: Posted by awyeah — Mon Feb 28, 2005 9:04 pm

channel set modes

2005-02-28T11:49:07-04:00

dont you ever getting tired of being wrong awyeah ?

Statistics: Posted by greenbear — Mon Feb 28, 2005 11:49 am

channel set modes

2005-02-28T10:43:55-04:00

That I want to do is to avoid to set channels inside the tcl script. So I want to have an option like +/-nousernotice for each channel.

I tested this, whis worked great:

Code:

[16:37:40]  .tcl setudef flag nousernotice[16:37:40]  Tcl: [16:37:48]  .chanset #chan +nousernotice[16:37:49]  Successfully set modes { +nousernotice  } on #chan.[16:39:43]  .tcl putlog "[channel info #chan]"[16:39:44]  [16:38] +tn-kip 0 0 0 {} {} {} {{ putserv "PRIVMSG Chanserv :unban #chan" }} {} 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 3:8 120 60 60 -enforcebans -dynamicbans +userbans -autoop -autohalfop -bitch -greet -protectops -protecthalfops -protectfriends +dontkickops -inactive -statuslog -revenge -revengebot -secret -shared +autovoice -cycle -seen -dynamicexempts +userexempts -dynamicinvites +userinvites +nodesynch -noseendata +quietseens +quietaiseens -nopubseens +nousernotice[16:39:44]  Tcl: [16:43:33]  User defined channel flags:[16:43:33]       -noseendata +quietseens +quietaiseens -nopubseens[16:43:33]       +nousernotice

So, the only that I have to do is to check in my tcl code if the channel has + or - this flag!

Statistics: Posted by cerberus_gr — Mon Feb 28, 2005 10:43 am

channel set modes

2005-02-28T05:24:08-04:00

So, you mean that I can't set my own channel modes, as I thought?

I have seen this post where it says "Just type in partyline: .chanset #channel +imdb"

I think that I found the solution too, right now -> setudef flag imdb

Where ever you have seen that post, it is false and not the correct way to set channel modes for channels, using .chanset.

I don't think you read my post very clearly, all information I provided in it earlier. Scroll back and see the very last few lines and stare it and... then figure what have you done wrong.

Statistics: Posted by awyeah — Mon Feb 28, 2005 5:24 am

channel set modes

2005-02-28T04:21:51-04:00

So, you mean that I can't set my own channel modes, as I thought?

I have seen this post where it says "Just type in partyline: .chanset #channel +imdb"

I think that I found the solution too, right now -> setudef flag imdb

Yes imdb requires you to turn it on/off per channel but that is defined in the tcl script. you cant just make things up and expect it too work

Statistics: Posted by ^DooM^ — Mon Feb 28, 2005 4:21 am

channel set modes

2005-02-28T00:29:53-04:00

So, you mean that I can't set my own channel modes, as I thought?

I have seen this post where it says "Just type in partyline: .chanset #channel +imdb"

I think that I found the solution too, right now -> setudef flag imdb

Statistics: Posted by cerberus_gr — Mon Feb 28, 2005 12:29 am

channel set modes

2005-02-27T22:42:30-04:00

There is no setting such as "nousernotice" as far as I know. Maybe you can have additional settings if you load modules.

The general ones are:

-autoop -autovoice
-bitch +cycle
+dontkickops +dynamicbans
+dynamicexempts +dynamicinvites
-enforcebans +greet
-inactive -nodesynch
-protectfriends +protectops
-revenge -revengebot
-secret -seen
+shared +statuslog
+userbans +userexempts
+userinvites +protecthalfops
+autohalfop

For channel modes, use:

.chanset chanmode [+/-]

And the ones you show, are loaded by the seen module, as we can clearly see here all have "seen" somewhere in them.

Statistics: Posted by awyeah — Sun Feb 27, 2005 10:42 pm

channel set modes

2005-02-27T22:26:45-04:00

Hello,

As I remember eggdrop 1.6.15+ supports user defined modes in channel settings, like:

Code:

 User defined channel flags:      -noseendata +quietseens +quietaiseens -nopubseens

So, why I get this error?

Code:

 .chanset #channel +nousernotice Error trying to set +nousernotice for #channel, invalid mode.

Where is my error?

Thx and sorry if this post already exists, but search returned nothing

Statistics: Posted by cerberus_gr — Sun Feb 27, 2005 10:26 pm