After searching for a long time for that elusive script that perfectly fitted my needs, i decided to make my own script. http://4pdj.nl/?page_id=103 Bit of the header: ############################################### # # ptools.tcl - Public command script # # (c) 2009 - Peter "pDj" de Jong ...
I decided this week to write my own public commands script. Now i know there are security issues involved. Before the script got too bulky i want to have the security done good. Can some of u review the security in my script? EDIT: My script went public. See here: http://forum.egghelp.org/viewtopic....
Nice to have (for the long term): - Multilanguage support so u don't have to maintain both sources. - Consistent usermanagement. U added procs for both Undernet authed / not authed persons. It's understandable at undernet. But being on Quakenet it's kinda funky. Also !add a manager gives it olM whil...
A little nice to have, no priority: Use the global ${net-type} variable to detect if ur on undernet (${net-type} == 2) or else turn the whole undernet stuff including hostmasks off and use normal hostmasks. PS: Do not feel stressed about any remarks/critics in this thread. Ur script is currently the...
Blackshadow, started using 1.9 english today. Changed the standard undernet hostmasks into a call to (i'm on Quakenet): proc gethost {user chan} { set host "*![getchanhost $user $chan]" if {[regexp -all {[0-9]} $host] > 0} { set host [maskhost $host] } return $host } If someone else has a ...
Even on quakenet it uses above hostmasks. With ever changing nicks and no nickserv available and most of the time not Qauthed users, i prefer the standard eggdrop hostmask.
Checked out ur 1.9 script a bit, didn't run it tho.
Can u put the cmdchar into the help?
When u change the cmdchar into ! the help prolly will still show .'s.
If not, i'll change it myself when u publish the english version.
I prefer !'s above .'s.