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r0t3n

Try:

bind need - {#mychannel *} proc:need

proc proc:need {channel type} {
    global botnick
    if {$type == "op"} {
        putquick "PRIVMSG chanserv :admin $channel $botnick"
        return 1
    }
}

r0t3n

I agree with metroid.. this will only use up needed Q resources and what will it give to users in the end, a stupid little 'haha', its lame and im sure no decent tcl coder will even go that low to make it in my opinion.

r0t3n

If i remember correctly, for your bot to manage the banlist you must set the channel +dynamicbans, if this is not set then the bot wont remove expired bans. @Zircon: You need to remember that custom flags should be in capitals, so your +h should be +H, all lowercase flags are used and/or reserved fo...

r0t3n

This in an easy fix for excepting host(s): Change the proxy::checkuser proc to this: proc proxy::checkuser {nickname hostname handle channel} { checkstats $channel if {[channel get $channel antiproxy] && [botisop $channel] && ![string match *users.quakenet.org* $hostname] && ...

r0t3n

The problem is that you dont check if the user is STILL on the channel AFTER the 10 seconds. set welc(msg1) "1st line message" set welc(msg2) "2nd line message" set welc(chan) "#MyChannel" set welc(type) "1" bind join - #MyChannel* welcome:join proc welcome:jo...

r0t3n

a little error there Sir_Fz, forgot the rand...

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set playersList [array names players]
set tnick [lindex $playersList [rand [llength $playersList]]]

or in one line:

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set tnick [lindex [array names players] [rand [array names players]]]

r0t3n

use a slower eggdrop queue, ie instead of 'putquick' use 'putserv' or 'puthelp'.

r0t3n

Lets say you have a mysql database named akicks, with the fields mask, set. bind time - "?0 * * * *" akick:update proc akick:update {min hour day month year} { if {[catch {[set mysql [mysql::connect -user username -password mypassword -host localhost -port 3306 -db akicks]} err]} { putlog ...

r0t3n

It might be because the socket does not get closed quick enough before another packet gets sent to the handler... Try something like this: proc scan_join {nick host hand chan} { variable banport; variable handle if {[matchattr $hand $handle|$handle $chan]} {return} set hostname [lindex [split $host ...

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in your config file you should find a 'set flood-msg x|y' (where x and y is some digit/number), change it to 'set flood-msg 0:0' and make sure all hosts in the ignore list are removed, then it should now not ignore the operserv's host.

r0t3n

change all

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$clonescan($strip)

to

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$clonescan(strip)

r0t3n

I added a extra } in one of the expr's by mistake, the edited version should work now...

r0t3n

I edited the script above, give it a try, it should work.

r0t3n

set clonescan(channel) "#mychannel" set clonescan(relaychan) "#staff" set clonescan(strip) "0"; # set this to 1 to strip ~ from idents bind join - * onjoin:clonescan proc onjoin:clonescan {nick uhost hand chan} { global clonescan if {[lsearch -exact [string tolower $cl...

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If we have just a few good/working algothims in one thread, it will be easy to share detection methods. If we all help each other to help ourselfs, we can get a better understanding of trojans and/or have a better working, more accurate trojan detection algothim/system.

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