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.pt
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 Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2008 4:55 am Post subject: code help |
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cant someone modify this
if {$person != $botnick} { putserv "WHOIS $person $person" }
to also check if that person has some *!*@host not to whois that person
ty in advance  |
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DragnLord
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| Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2008 9:53 am Post subject: Re: code help |
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| .pt wrote: | cant someone modify this
if {$person != $botnick} { putserv "WHOIS $person $person" }
to also check if that person has some *!*@host not to whois that person
ty in advance |
Since you did not paste the whole proc, this may not work.
| Code: | | if {$uhost != "sucker@microsoft.com" && $person != $botnick} { putserv "WHOIS $person $person" } |
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nml375
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| Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2008 2:41 pm Post subject: |
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A few suggestions;
Instead of using $person != $botnick, considder using [isbotnick $person].
Instead of using $uhost != "sucker@microsoft.com", use string equal [-nocase] "sucker@microsoft.com" <userhost> for exact matching, or string match [-nocase] "*@microsoft.com" <userhost> for pattern matching. Replace <userhost> with the host to check (ie $uhost). use -nocase if you'd like the test to be case-insensitive (without the brackets).
Also, I find it abit unclear how to "combine" the two tests, should the whois-query be prevented if either test fails (nick is bot or host matches), or both (nick is bot and host matches).
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