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[05:55] <-psyBNC> Help for: ADDALLOW [05:55] <-psyBNC> ADDALLOW host or hostmask [05:55] <-psyBNC> ------------------------- [05:55] <-psyBNC> This Function allows you to set hosts which may connect to your bouncer. [05:55] <-psyBNC> On default, * is set to be allowed to connect to the bouncer. You...

CyberWar wrote:What kind of name?

exactly what you are looking for, kick & counter ---> Kick Counter

/me blushes right on

do you have alltools.tcl enabled? It comes with every eggdrop, and I believe that 'isnumber' is one of the commands enabled with it

If you are using mirc, you just need to type any command that applies to the psybnc, such as /bhelp.

donking wrote:You just have to view conf file.

Yup

donking wrote:how do you view/list vhost that are already setup on psybnc?

you can't get a list of available vhosts directly from your psybnc. For that, you need to go to your shell, and type vhosts...or to your shell providers website, depending on the provider.

donking wrote:How do I setup vhost for each users?

Set up vhosts for each users? This sounds like psybnc. Anyhow, read Vhosts for Eggdrop, then maybe you will get it.

Host Allows - Want to restrict access to certain IPs or certian IP masks? This is the place to put those permissions. psy will disallow access to anyone not listed here. To allow anyone (provided they have the correct username and password) set this to "*". This is done when you configure...

Read your conf file. # This setting defines the timezone is your bot in. It's used for internal # routines as well as for logfile timestamping and scripting purposes. # The timezone string specifies the name of the timezone and must be three # or more alphabetic characters. For example, Central Euro...

psybnc logs private messages & notices by default when you are not connected to irc.
/bhelp playprivatelog

.+host dc2447 *!*davidcam@87.194.133.*

If oyu still see a '*' as handle, then you've done something wrong. Make sure you've added your hostmask correctly, such as:
Owner!ident@*domain.com

this is dependent on the client used to connect to irc, not which type of computer you own. For macintosh computers, try using snak.