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its works : thank you so much God bless you.

do you mean putserv "NOTICE @#channel : bla bla bla" ? like this?
thank you so much for your answer.

how to notice all ops in some channel just like mirc did? is it with putserv "ONOTICE... or with additional scripts? thx alot for answer...

awesome, your code is working.. im currently testing it in DALnet network,
currently making some mode lock just as chanserv did (example +nt-pk) and this massban protection is a part of it... thank you very much.

i'll test it in my own ircd and tell you the results...

i have a problem in my tcl, if ops banning *[*[*!*@* my bot will detect it as *!*@* (massban) and also if ops banning *[a]*!*@* my bot will detect it as *a*!*@* ; how we can solve this thing? anyone can help me? here are some code i try to make to solve the problem: if {[string match $arg "*!*@...

thank you very much now it solved

bind CTCP - ACTION act:reply proc act:reply {nick uhost hand dest key arg} { global botnick if {[validchan $dest]} { set chan [string tolower $dest] if {![string match -nocase *$botnick* $arg] || ![onchan $nick $chan]} {return 0} regsub -all -nocase $botnick $arg $nick arg putserv "PRIVMSG $ch...

proc act:reply {nick uhost hand chan arg} {
global botnick
regsub -all -nocase $botnick $arg $nick arg
putserv "PRIVMSG $chan :\001ACTION $arg\001"
}

its better idea to make another procedure to stops action floodings on channel.

How we can change address:port of one bot in botnet easily? What command is used for that? manually, we used .chaddr (bot) (address:port) , I didnt found any format command in tcl-commands.doc to make bot change botlist address:port by itself. thank you very much. If someone knows the command, it wi...