iam looking for a tcl wich can read a file with users and passwords.
a user (who is not in the userfile of the egg) must sent "/msg botname invite username password" and the bot should then invite to a channel if the pasword matches the username in the file. i've been looking for a tcl wich does that but i didnt had any luck. i also tried to write it myself but that turned out te be a disaster . hope you guys can help me.
yes but then i have to add every user in the eggdrop. and they just need to be in a file, so i can edit them quickly and not always add or remove users thru eggdrop
thats it. i dont wont to add these users in eggdrop itself. just in a file. you say its not possible. strange, there are tcl scripts for glftpd that read the user and pass from the glftpd config and invite them if its correct. but i dont want to use glftpd for that.
The current built in invite command, uses a bind of "Global or channel OP".
Within the command itself (the fuzzy logic bit), it does checks on hlaf-op users.
If it's only for inviting, I would say even half-ops have too many permissions.
When I said it wasn't possible, I didn't mean over all. I was replying to the first rpely. Mainly for the reason, it meant users may have more permissions than you are willing to give.
The therory behind a script implimentation is sound though.
The glftpd script, from what I remember, will connect to the FTPD server, and try to login to the server. If it fails, the user isn't valid.