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i assume u use the latest release of anope

u can change this line in hostserv.conf

https://github.com/anope/anope/blob/2.0 ... e.conf#L71


change to :

activate_on_set = true

and rehash anope on irc as services root with command

/os reload

tested the script and working 100% .. user can request vhost quickly and obtained it.. however.. new registered user request a vhost !vhost my.only.vhost.requested once the user disconnected from the network and login again, and identify with registered user. The user need to request it again, and ...

thanks Caesar that seems to work as expected Much apreciated as always complete code if someone needs it: bind nick - * Chanops-Nick-Abuse proc Chanops-Nick-Abuse {nick uhost hand chan newnick} { if {[isbotnick $newnick]} return Chanops-Join-Abuse $newnick $uhost $hand $chan } bind join - * Chanops-...

thanks Ceasar this is what i have so far if ive done it proper : bind nick - * Chanops-Nick-Abuse proc Chanops-Nick-Abuse {nick uhost hand chan newnick} { Chanops-Join-Abuse $newnick $uhost $hand $chan } bind join - * Chanops-Join-Abuse proc Chanops-Join-Abuse {nick uhost hand chan} { global ChanOps...

would this be the proper way to do it ? bind cron - {* * * * *} chanops:abuse:cron setudef flag chanopsabuse proc chanops:abuse:cron {min hour day month weekday} { global ChanOpsList foreach chan [channels] { if {![channel get $chan chanopsabuse]} continue foreach member [chanlist $chan] { if {[isop...

i came up with this : bind cron - {* * * * *} chanops:abuse:cron setudef flag chanopsabuse proc chanops:abuse:cron {min hour day month weekday} { global ChanOpsList foreach chan [channels] { if {![channel get $chan chanopsabuse]} continue foreach member [chanlist $chan] { if {[isop $member $chan] ||...

Im thinking of a different approach now by getting the chanops nicks with a timer and store them and use that list to compare to instead of doing so on every nick joining channel or changing nick

Oh ok i guess I misunderstood as i though in the example gave with:.
I though the +o|+h was flags my mistake

I'll test some more using that.

Thanks,

That would be ideal CrazyCat except some of the chanops dont use a fixed Host
so we dont have anything fixed to use auth them

Thats a good point crazycat i didn't find that the case with most chanops but it may happen once in a long time and if it happens a lot there is something else going on that needs fixing

On a bind mode change? I fail to understand what exactly is happening there and what exactly you want to achieve. First a bind mode change is not what i used i used a bind join and a bind nick as it's the nicks we want to compare What we want to achieve is everytime a nick joins or changes nick we ...

Caesar :

Those two binds (nick and join) should be more than enough to cover your needs, without the loop over chanlist every time someone joins. Makes no sense really.

how else are we suppose to get the current chanops/halfops in the channel on every join ?

Thanks for the reply CC and caesar Caesar: the reason i have to loop throu chanlist to find chanops halfops on each joining nick is because its ops and halfops nicks that get abused who are currently opped and i dont use flags as their IP is dynamic so i cant rely on that In reaction to your questio...

Basically what I lm asking is will the constant loop through chanlist to find chanops to compare to the joining nick have bad effect on performance and if so is there a better way to achieve the same result without loss of performance?

greetz folks, i was trying out this small code to check for nicks joining channel and nick changes to check if joining nick or nick change has chanops nick in it and i was wondering if this is the best way to do it or is there another way not to have to loop each time a nick joins or changes nick ? ...