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There's a few things this could be, take a look at this http://eggwiki.org/Telnet should help

try commenting out this line, where it sets an other time after checking for them going over the limit. Should reduce it a bit hopefully

Your right :!: it dosen't actually seem to do anything if they go over the limit the first time around set ::bflood(maxlength) 300 set ::bflood(unsettime) 5 bind pub - * pubm:byteflood proc pubm:byteflood {nick host hand chan text} { # ignore if bot not opped, ignore if its a chanop, ignore if the u...

set bflood(maxlength) 300 set bflood(unsettime) 5 bind pub - * pubm:byteflood proc pubm:byteflood {nick host hand chan text} { global bflood # ignore if bot not opped, ignore if its a chanop, ignore if the user has +bfmo globally or +fmo for the channel if {(![botisop $chan]) || ([isop $nick $chan]...

Yeah, i don't think bytelength is what your looking for [13:21:00] <+afk-dead> this is going to be over 200 lines of text hopefully? thought am not sure how long the line needs to be to trigger a bytes flood or not. Maybe just keep typing and see what happends? thats usually the best way? [13:21:01]...

Not really sure about the error, I kind of just wrote an example of using string bytelength while replying :oops: Maybe add a utimer unset for 5 seconds? and keep a byte count against the hostmask, so when they go over the limit they get banned. :? set byteflood(count) 300 set byteflood(time) 5 bind...

% string bytelength wrong # args: should be "string bytelength string" % string bytelength "teststring" 10 % https://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl8.3/TclCmd/string.htm#M5 Maybe something like the following :arrow: dont need to check for isbotnick set byte_flood 300 bind pubm - * pubm:bytef...

Is this from MC responde or public commands?

Please read the eggdrop documents
The channels module will probably help with this issue;
see settings/mod.channels