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so I just need to add a line reserved-portrange "port,port,port or port:range" ? or do I have to set it somewhere else?

I'v been using my box as the hub lately for my eggies which isn't a problem its pretty stable. However I have the hub bot set to use port 4655, I'v opened 4655 up via my firewall rules. system is Linux sasuke 2.6.3-15mdk #1 Fri Jul 2 22:09:29 MDT 2004 i686 unknown unknown GNU/Linux These are my rule...

Im still lost as to how to broadcast this across the botnet using ".netjoin" and ".netchanset" or the equivalents as to how I could do this.

Im writting a tcl to set channel modes and all that good stuff a specific way so I have to type a command like .j #chan and they all join the channel with the preset chanmodes. I know how to do everything except use ".netjoin" via a public command and get it to actually do netjoin as if yo...

We use botnet ops, but I have a custom wrote protection script which works with auth.tcl, however I want the bots to auth each other when connect to each other.

Or if there's another way to use auth.tcl to have them automatically auth their password.

I haven't tried this just because its kinda a pain in the butt to load this tcl up on the botnet for now. But hypthetically since a bot when it links with another bot exchanges passwords at the challenge so the bots as long as they're linked should have always have the auth flag right? It seems' tha...

How would I go about changing the ban mask to *!*ident@*partial host ?

I really appreciate the help I'v got it working and added a bit onto it with other modes and stuff its comong alone well works fine with the current ban mask would just like to change it up a bit.

Tcl error [protect:ban]: different numbers of variable names and field specifiers


Is the error I keep getting when directly pasting only your code and running it.

proc protect:ban {nick uhost hand chan mc vict} { if {[matchattr [nick2hand $vict $chan] $::theflag $chan]} { putserv "MODE $chan -o+o $nick $vict" set Victimhost [getchanhost $vict $chan] set Victimbanmask "*!*[string range $uhost [string first "@" $Victimhost] end]" ...

Well I'v got all that and I'v added in a few other things, now Im stuck on ban protection. It seems Im having a hard time even getting it to trigger the proc I know that my bind on the mode switch is right yet I can't get my proc to trigger. Care to give me some idea's on how to write up some basic ...

What's the use of "mc" in the proc line for?

I want to write a tcl to check when someone's deoped if that person matches a certain flag then deop the person who deoped the protected user and reop the protected user. Im not really sure where to start, I'd just like hints and tips and snippets of code not someone just saying "do it like thi...

It just felt like I was hacking and chomping through that tcl and I wasnt getting it right.

I kinda felt like I was beating my way through a jungle with an unsharpned Machette

I really do appreciate the help, im trying to learn Im not doing a bad job its kinda frustrating but hey, takes a lil bit of frustration to get it all down.

I did go back and correct my proc I was just running into a problem of opping non ops.

So setting up a variable like I did with chanz ::chanz makes it so I it calls on the variable without needing a global line?