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Maybe I didn't .. so explain it better.

Learn how to modify it =)

Also, there are scripts like mc.badwords that you maybe can use to prevent spam (if I'm not mistaking, haven't tried it myself). Set "join #*" or "come to #*" etc as badwords. If that doesn't work .. start learning TCL =)

Just have +dynamicbans set for that channel and the bot won't set the ban on the channel if there isn't someone matching the ban on it.

There are already quite a few anti spam scripts .. just take one and modify it.

And besides .. what's the point in checking in channel list..? Spam is spam.

Why the [censored] did you post your whole conf file? And you don't load the individual script from netbots, only one file. And put those load lines at the end of the conf. Check how you set up netbots (superbitch in particular), that's probably your problem (or wrong flags) To put it short: RTFM An...

It's nothing unusual .. check .help chaninfo and .help chanset on +/-statuslog

Try contacting the script author.

Read tcl-commands.doc.

Especially on msg and msgm binds.

First question: use a script

Second question: look at the bottom of your conf file, you don't compile scripts, you just load them. You compile modules.

Try setting my-ip

Also the problem is that if you change any channel settings in the conf file (in your case +userbans -dynamicbans), it doesn't take effect in the bot. Use .chanset to change them.

Set the bot to not enforce those modes or any modes

Only owners can change channel modes at will

Correct. My bad =)

What are you guys talking about? What telnet host? Bot's don't have user's telnet hosts (-telnet!*@*)! They just have an IP and a port where they are supposed to link, and an irc host by which they can recognise themselves if needed. Also, wouldn't it be easier if you just asked for logs? So EdTheDu...

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