I would like to know if there's any tcl script that can work when someone check for channel banlist. By default, when we do .bans #channelname in partyline, the eggdrop only sent active channel bans NOT the banlist for #channelname. What happens if there's a large bans database? We've to do .bans all and the eggdrop will flood us with it banlist database. Anyone can help me?
Have you tryed .bans #channel all ? That's normal to happen, to tell you the full list of bans. What did you expected to happen? If you don't like this type of letting users know what global/channel bans are then do yourself a TCL script to make a web page with them and will be much easier then. I think I've seen one someplace, but at the moment don't remember it's exact location. I have some clues about it's possible location.. I'll look for it if you are interested.
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Arghs, I have tried it, but same result... like below;
<MyBot> Global bans:
<MyBot> Channel bans for #mychan: (* = not placed by bot)
I can't see the full banlist for my channel instead if .bans all Hum, I also have tried one tcl script written by dawg (if not mistaken) to display banlist via web page.. but there's some bugs. The bot always crash.. What I mean, uptime for the bot become unstable.. I don't know if there's any hole that allow someone to control my bot if i'm uploading that script...
Hum, I also have tried one tcl script written by dawg (if not mistaken) to display banlist via web page.. but there's some bugs. The bot always crash.. What I mean, uptime for the bot become unstable.. I don't know if there's any hole that allow someone to control my bot if i'm uploading that script...