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maybe... namespace eval enforceBans { variable enforce ; variable kickList set enforce(max) "4" set enforce(reason_single) "Please respect the network rules, thank you." set enforce(reason_multi) "Please respect the network rules, thank you." bind mode - "% +b"...

Try put this, or something like this, in the text you want dated...

This should add the new "Start List of requests" line... proc requestlist {nick uhost hand chan arg} { global adminchans1 if {$chan == $adminchans1} { set filename "lista_peticiones.txt" set in [open $filename r] set reqnumber 0 set data [split [read -nonewline $in] "\n"...

Try this proc requestlist {nick uhost hand chan arg} { global adminchans1 if {$chan == $adminchans1} { set filename "lista_peticiones.txt" set in [open $filename r] set reqnumber 0 set data [split [read -nonewline $in] "\n"] close $in if {![llength $data]} { putnow "PRIVMSG ...

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I might try to help if I had any idea what you were talking about:)

This is the next ver script with the public commands 99% done. No further work has been done to the onjoin functions yet. Read the script header for all of the public commands functions. ######### cloudGuard version 0.3 by SpiKe^^ (cg.tcl) ###### 12Dec2022 ########## # # # cg.tcl is: "A Blackli...

TimeRider All of the public commands now function fine, but all still need work. See if this addresses your two option requests... Note: This code edited once on 25Nov2022 ########## cloudGuard version 0.2 by SpiKe^^ (cg.tcl) 25Nov2022 ########## ###### cloudGuard Public Commands (eggdrop userfile f...

TimeRider, Try this untested code, inspired by: GuardChan by JamesOff List your trusted hostmasks in cg(goodlist) like this: set cg(goodlist) { *!uid569209@* *!~uid321317@* *!uid587206@* *!uid682486@* } !! Add +cloudguard to channel(s) you want to protect: .chanset #channel +cloudguard ########## cl...

simo, Here is a cleaned up copy of your script, with proper indentation so it can be read by others. I see multiple issues with the code as it stands so far... ## ircCloudBan v.1.0 ## bind mode - "#% +b" ircCloudBan bind kick - * ircCloudKick proc ircCloudBan {nk uh hn ch md banmask} { if ...

I think this line of code from the script explains it well... I am not aware of a way the bot can op itself, that command you offered seems useless to me:).

Post the entire tcl script and any other info you have to this forum thread,
then maybe someone can try to help:)

That looks nice CrazyCat:)

Here's a more complete version of the script, with all the features you hinted about in your posts above... This will allow !op #channel and !op #channel user and !op #channel nick nick2 nick3 # set one admin channel here for an added security check. # both the bot and the command user will need to ...

Try this code. The command syntax is: op #somechannel The bot will attempt to OP the +n flagged command user in #somechannel. Important: This is Not a very secure method of getting op, as it is just protected by the flags on the bind!!!! Be sure your bot owners only have very secure host masks! bind...

Plz explain "its not working on my side"

The code posted by simo seems fine to me:)