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Sir_Fz wrote:A quick solution would be splitting the "configuration" part into a separate file; you can just copy-paste them instead of editing each script separately. I'll see what I can do to improve this in the future.

thankks

Yup i read it, that s WHY i gave my commentary. My commentary was more about the global settings you talked about. I thought you were talking about the AP settings in each new release, since you didnt give an example about these "global" settings, i was wrong then. Maybe you are talking a...

Actually had you read my post more clearly it does state that its FOR the global settings and 2 posts up i address botnets

What do you mean? AFP is an excellent script but none the less huge, the default settings for me i take the time with then adapt as i go for specific channels needs. However on a new release its a case of cross comparing your old version with your new version to ensure your globals remain similar a...

Any possibility of exporting settings into there own configuration ? also any tips on making things easier to share other a botnet using netbots and controlling all lists via the hub .. outsite of .netupdate -file ./scripts/aplists ?

If you have the %rate displayed in the kick-reason, it should show the bad channel the user is on. Does it actually say it's #? I have this enabled but oddly it doesnt even report to dcc. I had to verify what the ban was for with .bans *!*@host to figure out why then going through the rooms we suss...

Alright, I'll add * and ^ in the next release (- too or no?). As for considering # a bad channel without it being listed, I doubt that - I don't see why it is being matched unless there is an entry which matches it in the bchans list. def no entry and i had the user part # before rejoining the chan...

bugs: on some ircd's we also have *^ - not exactly a bug, just doesnt take it into account ?

secondly
on bchans i have a user being banned for being in the channel #
which is not listed as a bchan but is just banning him

rosc2112 wrote:This is by no means a simple request. Be faster for you to learn tcl than to wait for someone else to do it =)

yup i know got it halfway done

TCL_no_TK wrote:you want to ban on a botnet but only on a selected channel? little lost sorry

na i knew the best part of it from scratch was just having some botnet issues - since RTFM and sorted it

TCL_no_TK wrote:seems to resore hogging and stuff? Just offering a simpler sulution here. how about a login/logout system ...maybe based from when nick(no.) gets Op'ed/HalfOp'ed and use that?

as such that what it is, but still needs to count "how long logged in"

Ive tried doing this myself and its become too urgent to keep trial error and ugh driving me insane so hopeing someone can whip out something quick... Ok here is outline: multiple channel bans but the chans ban to be prefixed ( not setable in command ) example: !ban host.ip the reason is auto applie...

a while ago i asked for some help on this i cant find the original post :( and i still havent got any closer to getting it done.. In short on channel op/halfop o/h count the time the user is half(opped) for and end of the month write everyones global time opping to a file and stat again something li...

Well the reason i thought the use of timers would be needed was it needs to be started and stoped by the user and then recorded to a text file/database file of some format so the administration can see WHO is actually putting in what amount of times on a per week basis, but none of the users will be...

demond wrote: by "login" you mean simply recording current time for the user issued that command?

yup