cmk wrote:
Something about files resetting when zipped
That is definitely a test from him, lol because I never heard of a file being changed (let alone having its settings reset) when it's zipped. Zipped files contain exactly the same information they did before being compressed. They just contain it in a different way so as to occupy less space.
About the flood settings, there are 6 types of floods eggdrop detects:
1) Main channel flood by a given nick means how many lines a nick is allowed to type on the main within a given period of time before getting kicked.
Syntax: set flood-chan lines:time-interval
Example: set flood-chan 7:10 (means 7 lines in 10 seconds)
2) Deop flood means how many operators can be deopped by another operator in a given interval of time before the bot kicks him/her.
Syntax: set flood-deop deops:time-interval
Example set flood-deop 3:10 (means 3 deops in 10 seconds)
3) Kick flood means how many nicks an operator is allowed to kick in a given interval of time before the bot kicks him/her.
Syntax: set flood-kick kicks:time-interval
Example: set flood-kick 10:15 (means 10 kicks in 15 seconds)
4) Join flood means how many nicks from the same host are allowed to join the channel in a given interval of time before the bot kicks them.
Syntax: set flood-join joins:time-interval
Example: set flood-join 3:10 (means 3 joins from the same host in 10 seconds)
5) Ctcp Flood means how many channel ctcps from the same person are allowed in a given interval of time before the bot kicks them.
Syntax: set flood-ctcp ctcps:time-interval
Example: set flood-ctcp 5:15 (5 ctcps in 15 seconds)
6) Nick Flood means how many nick changes from the same host are allowed in a given interval of time before the bot kicks them.
Syntax: set flood-nick nick-changes:time-interval
Example: set flood-nick 4:10 (4 nick changes from same host in 10 seconds)
You can set all these in the bot configuration file (they are already explained there). Good luck.
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