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What do you mean by filtering? If you mean to see if the string has any of the two then you got two options: string index or regexp . string first % set text "something ! in here" something ! in here % string first "!" $text 10 notice that this returns the position of the needle ...

Don't know why you need to issue the whois since you already got the host in the flud proc, but why not move the unset in the flud:gline proc and with a if you can also make sure you don't punish innocent people.

Since he has if-else there no need for die actually.

Why do you bother with [matchattr [nick2hand $nick] o|o $chan] when: 1. you already got the user's account in the hand variable; 2. you should change the bind to bind pubm o|o directly and drop this part. What issues you got with massmode ? Apart it not seeing other flags apart than bov obviously? :)

@simo btw, since you added the max as 4th argument and got it set with a default value as 4 in this: there's no need to call the function like: if it's 4 as well. Or you plan to have a different value?

Use continue instead of return inside a loop. And you should loop over the channel user list you should skip those that don't have voice in the first place and then do the matching and whatnot. Apart this I see this: if {[isbotnick $nick] || ![botisop $chan]} { return } and then again in the loop: i...

global scan(chan) if {$chan != "$scan(chan)"} { putserv "NOTICE $tls_nick : Don't Use This Command Outside $scan(chan)" return 0 } @simo I see 3 issues with your code: - it should be 'global scan' (notice the lack of (chan) part) - there's no $tls_nick variable - the if {$chan !...

I saw this in another topic and wanted to ask you about it in there but forgot. Anyway, why do you use nick2hand if you already have the handle (the name of the user's account on the bot) set in hand variable when the pub-add-akick process is triggered? Right now that first if line will 'return 0' i...

If your server is on Linux I would go with a different approach: firewall. I would first create an IP set with ipset (replace blacklist with whatever you want): ipset create blacklist hash:net tell iptables to drop any connection from any IP that is in this blacklist set: iptables -I PREROUTING -t r...

No problem, i figured it has to be something like that.

What's with the $args[0] in there CrazyCat? TCL doesn't know that stuff. :) Anyway, here's something: bind pub mn !vhost change:vhost proc change:vhost {nick uhost hand chan text} { if {[scan $text {%s%s} user host] != 2} { puthelp "NOTICE $nick :Error, sytnax is: !vhost <nick> <vhost>" re...

Well, the role of the VPN is to make the person behind it be somewhat anonymous, so on your server it could look like someone nice or some prick that's in for some trouble. Until he/she takes the first action you can't really tell who's who. So, bottom line is that if you get too much abuse from the...

Ah, then CrazyCat is right. Should do this on the server end via a module or something than rely on a bot that reads a text file each time someone connects.

Can't you recommend some modules simo?

Post an example of an user connecting to the network to see the syntax.

If you plan to extend this to other drinks as well, I suggest having a look at dict and have all the drinks like: dict set drinks "beer" 20 dict set drinks "vodka" 50 dict set drinks "tea" 5 and can get it's price with something like: [dict get $drinks $drink] for examp...