flood detection

[ProXy]

Hi,

I want to use a script with a flood detection, but I still have some questions:
First of all I am not sure what is meant by some flood values like 5:60. Does this mean: 5 repeats in 60 seconds are fine, or 5 repeats in 60 seconds are allready detected as an flood?

I guessed the fifth repeat within 60 seconds should be ignored. So I tried to write a TCL Script that works that way, but there seems to be an error. Instead of ignoring the action after the given value of 5, it always starts ignoring _after_ 5 repeats...

You can see the source of the flood detection at http://devone.de/nopaste.php?id=71

It would be fine if you could tell me how this is implemented in the eggdrop (e.g. flood-chan) and if my script exactly works this way...

Regards,
ProXy

[]Kami[]

If you want to disable, yte in bot: .chanset #chan flood-chan 0:0

[caesar]

You mean you want to change the stuff that the eggdrop will do in case of chan, nick, msg, ctcp flooding? If so, the take a look at bind flud if not, just ignore this reply.

[ProXy]

No, I just want to know what exactly 5:60 means!

Does it mean that 5 action in 60 seconds are allowed, or that 5 actions are allready too much?

[Meltdown]

Should be 5 is already forbidden
But why dont you just test it ?

[Sir_Fz]

in the chansets (flood-chan flood-join...) it means <how many events> in <how many seconds> should the bot trigger the protections. that means if its 5:60 then the bot will kick the user if he sends 5 msgs in 60 seconds (flood-chan 5:60), but if its a custom script by you, then you are supposed to be the one who chooses how you wanted it to be, depends on your script.

[ProXy]

Okay tanks for the info - then my script doesn`t work right - it allows one more action than it should :/

[Kripton]

You mean you want to change the stuff that the eggdrop will do in case of chan, nick, msg, ctcp flooding? If so, the take a look at bind flud if not, just ignore this reply.

What did U mena with that?
I have THIS problem