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if {![matchattr $hand n|n $chan]} { puthelp "NOTICE $nick :$::fzcom(logo): You do not have access to use this command." return 0 } this part won't ever be triggered because the bind is already tied to n|n: bind pub n|n !join makejoin Instead of: if {[llength [split $text]]!=1} { puthelp &...

Go to author's website (here) and get last version (just checked and it's v1.1) as doesn't seem to have that missing "state(body)" variable and thus might fix the issue you are having.

If you read the error message you will see that the reason it quits doesn't have anything to do with the eggdrop itself, but with the IRC Server you are connected. Investigate what's up with the OperServ session.

As a general rule of thumb generally it's a good idea to: 1. have variables inside an array, so you won't end up with stuff like this: global bnick bchan kickreason temp instead of having a cleaner: global something where something for example holds the following variables: set something(one) "...

You mean have the regexp pattern in a separate variable?

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regexp -options { pattern } text -> match

Just remove the pattern you got right now and put a variable instead. Shouldn't be hard to figure out.

If you intend to drop the foreach loop and rely on the regexp line all you have to do is ... literally remove the foreach loop. :lol: Oh, before i forget, rename bad to badpart in the regexp line so you won't need have to change it in the match & punish part of the code. :wink: Edit: If you stil...

I looked at your example and I don't understand how your match is working. From my limited understanding of regexp it should match se with something in the () but there's no se in the nick to begin with. I opened up a mIRC client and tested: //echo match for ds3kss: $regex("ds3kss",/(se(x|...

That was expected since the badpart is what the nick was matched against. Change it and ban nick instead?

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% set bnick {
    "somenick"
    "badnick"
    {b[ae]dw[o0]rd}
}

    "somenick"
    "badnick"
    {b[ae]dw[o0]rd}

% set nick "bedw0rd"
bedw0rd
% foreach i $bnick { puts [string match -nocase *$i* $nick] }
0
0
1

seems to work as you wanted.

Sure, that's what I said.

That's correct, the portlist variable doesn't exist. Create it.

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if {![matchattr [nick2hand $nick] $vCapsFlagsAllow $chan]} {

you don't need nick2hand $nick since you already have the hand (user account) from the proc itself.

Keep in mind that ip-api has a max 45 HTTP requests per minute from an IP address and the FREE service they provide isn't for commercial use, you got paid plans for that. Should consult their website.

No, i meant flags on the channel. Ah, as suspected. Well, given that isop recognizes the special flags as a regular @ there's no way to add them to a special exception list without breaking the purpose of the script itself, meaning removing the @ and v from those that are idle. At this point the onl...

What flags did Teddy have when you did each of the commands?

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