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[paulm]

Hi,

I got a problem adding hostmasks using setuser.
Once my script verified that a user is authed to Q, all hosts associated with the user are cleared (I call "setuser <user> HOSTS" without argument) and sets two new hosts (using setuser). When I do a ".match user" the hosts seem to be set correcty. But eggdrop doesn't seem to recognize them (e.g. it isn't autovoicing the user).
Funny thing is: When I add one of the two hosts manually using ".+host" eggdrop suddenly recognizes the user.
Is there a need to commit the changes of HOSTS using setuser or what else is wrong?

paulm

[TCL_no_TK]

Try re-reading the information from the server, can be done via .resetchan #channel or making the bot cycle. This isn't usally a problem, but sometimes the bot can be desynced. And if all else fails, just have the user cycle
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[paulm]

The problem occurs regularly so doing a resetchan every time isn't an option.
This is the routine für Raw330, could you have a look at it?

[nml375]

Apart from using lindex on strings rather than lists, the code seems proper enough.
Just to clarify; does your bot list the user as recognized in .channel output after the host-update?
Your bot will not voice the user upon entering the channel, or after the host-update?

Also, I'm not familiar with the 330 raw numeric...
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[paulm]

k, I will consider switching to lists - thanks for the hint!

The user's nickname is shown as associated with eggdrop's handle when I perform ".channel". But although the channel is "+autovoice" and other users get autovoiced the users that are recognized by Quakenet authentication through my script don't get these rights.
Whenever someone joins I do a whois on the nickname. Raw330 occurs when a whois on the nickname results in some positive Quakenet authentication. So the routine is called some time after the user joined the channel.
As I said, althoug the HOSTS information is shown correctly when I ".match" the handle it won't be recognized until I re-add one of the hostmasks using the ".+host" command on the partyline.

edit: typo

[paulm]

Here some further info:

When I create a new user, the user record looks like this:

[nml375]

Well, whenever .channel output shows the correct handle, it basically means that your eggdrop does indeed recognize him/her.

However, as I recall, adding hosts through the setuser interface won't cause a new scan for auto-op/auto-voice.
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[paulm]

[nml375]

Not quite, it's part of the same mechanics...
The join-time is tracked on a "person-basis", while the Last-seen field is directly tied to the handle. And last seen is also pretty much only updated on events such as join/part/quit/kick/etc.

Ideal? Probably not, but been way too long since I dug into that part of the code :p
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