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Post the entire code not just parts of it

thanks CC but isnt:
restricted to only a-z characters used as he didnt specify wich characters to check for i assumed all characters and not just a-z

this seems to work for me : works for both remote and local server. bind raw - NOTICE On-Connect:Drone-Check proc On-Connect:Drone-Check {from keyword text} { set text [regsub -all -- {\s{2,}} [string trim [stripcodes * $text]] { }] if {[string match *!*@* $from]} { return 0; # not a server notice }...

Could be due to exempts list

On what irc network is this running and what kind of ircd?

heres some info on it: https://www.unrealircd.org/docs/Snomasks

snomask b seems responsible for the output of set shuns if you are running unrealircd 6

g'evening simo , that part removed but msg still coming from ircd

that has nothing to do with eggdrop but with ircd settings and the snomasks set for opers.

remove :

im not sure i understand what you mean

you could try this : set monchan #botop bind pub -|- !shun pub:shun proc pub:shun {nick host hand chan text} { if {![string equal -nocase $chan "$::monchan"]} { return 0 } if {![isbotnick $nick] && ![isop $nick $chan] && ![ishalfop $nick $chan] && ![matchattr [nick2...

the confirm msg just need it like :

<!Autobot> Shun added on nick for 1h by Yusif ,... instead showen ip
<!Autobot> Shun removed on nick by Yusif

the reason i use the output from the IRCD is so u can see what the actuall shun that is set and also to confirm that its actually set.

see if this works : set monchan #botop bind raw - notice shun-snotice proc shun-snotice {from keyword arg} { if {[string match -nocase "*shun*" $arg]} { set shun [lrange $arg 1 end] putserv "privmsg $::monchan :$shun" } } bind pub -|- !shun pub:shun proc pub:shun {nick host hand ...

Makes sense thanks Crazy Cat and caesar

thanks caesar bind pub -|- !op Pub:OP:monotor-channel proc Pub:OP:monotor-channel {nick host hand chan text} { set text [regsub -all -- {\s{2,}} [string trim [stripcodes * $text]] { }] set items [split $text] if {[llength $items] < 1 } { putnow "notice $nick :Syntax is !op \#chan" ; return...

Why not use chanserv for that? we use chanserv but opers not around all time to op chanops you could try this : set chanopschan "#chanops" bind pub -|- !op Pub:OP:monotor-channel proc Pub:OP:monotor-channel {nick host hand chan text} { set text [regsub -all -- {\s{2,}} [string trim [strip...

The design of chanserv auto - admins/ops/hops list is to work without the need of any oper being around.