Hi
I need to get the user mask of a given user in *!*@IP form.
The user is connected to the IRC network, but doesn't necessarily share a channel with a bot on the botnet.
Is it possible?
Cheers,
Jack
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Re: Script Help
Start by doing:
.dump whois some_nick
from the partyline. That will make the bot send a whois to the irc server for that nick.
If you cannot see the response in the partyline, do:
.console +r
to enable viewing raw incoming to the bot.
Do:
.console
to view the list of current flags. If r (raw) is still not listed, then it is not enabled in eggdrop.conf. Edit eggdrop.conf to enable it, rehash, and do:
.console +r again.
Do:
.dump whois some_nick
again, and see the return via the partyline.
Find a line that looks like this:
<chanbotviii> [14:26:38] [@] irc.us.ca.mibbit.net 311 ChanbotVIII Rog Rog mib-7B80EB3B.clients.your-server.de * :
See that "311" in that line?
That's a raw numeric. You can bind to that in your script.
Go here:
http://www.eggheads.org/support/egghtml ... mands.html
and text search for:
bind raw
and read about how to use that bind.
With it, you can capture that returned line in a variable.
Now you've got the nick, ident, and hostmask
You can pick it apart with:
split
and with:
lindex
( http://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl8.5/TclCmd/contents.htm )
See: http://www.eggheads.org/support/egghtml ... mands.html
again, and text search for:
maskhost
and read about how to use that command, to get a variety of different returns. I think you are looking for type number 2.
With these things, I think you can cobble together something, such that if you do something like:
!command some_nick
the bot will send a whois on some_nick, (no matter if some_nick is in a channel with the bot or not) and if some_nick is on the server, bot will get the hostmask in the format that you desire.
I hope this helps.
.dump whois some_nick
from the partyline. That will make the bot send a whois to the irc server for that nick.
If you cannot see the response in the partyline, do:
.console +r
to enable viewing raw incoming to the bot.
Do:
.console
to view the list of current flags. If r (raw) is still not listed, then it is not enabled in eggdrop.conf. Edit eggdrop.conf to enable it, rehash, and do:
.console +r again.
Do:
.dump whois some_nick
again, and see the return via the partyline.
Find a line that looks like this:
<chanbotviii> [14:26:38] [@] irc.us.ca.mibbit.net 311 ChanbotVIII Rog Rog mib-7B80EB3B.clients.your-server.de * :
See that "311" in that line?
That's a raw numeric. You can bind to that in your script.
Go here:
http://www.eggheads.org/support/egghtml ... mands.html
and text search for:
bind raw
and read about how to use that bind.
With it, you can capture that returned line in a variable.
Now you've got the nick, ident, and hostmask
You can pick it apart with:
split
and with:
lindex
( http://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl8.5/TclCmd/contents.htm )
See: http://www.eggheads.org/support/egghtml ... mands.html
again, and text search for:
maskhost
and read about how to use that command, to get a variety of different returns. I think you are looking for type number 2.
With these things, I think you can cobble together something, such that if you do something like:
!command some_nick
the bot will send a whois on some_nick, (no matter if some_nick is in a channel with the bot or not) and if some_nick is on the server, bot will get the hostmask in the format that you desire.
I hope this helps.