no-limit-change tcl errors....

[}eXtreme{]

I use nouselimit.tcl which ban anyone without proper flags who change channel limit, but that script have bug. It ban irc server when it come from split and change limit. Usless annoying ban...

I replace line:
if {!(([matchattr $hand +o]) && ([matchattr $hand +b] || [matchattr $hand +n] || [matchattr $hand +m]))} {

with:
if {!(([matchattr $hand +o]) && ((string first . $nick) != -1) && ([matchattr $hand +b] || [matchattr $hand +n] || [matchattr $hand +m]))} {



But now it state me error in partyline:
Tcl error [guruz_limit_mode]: syntax error in expression "!(([matchattr $hand +o]) && ((string first . $nick) != -1) &...": variable references require preceding $

Any suggestion?

[Alchera]

I don't use anything like nouselimit.tcl on DALnet but as a just in case I added services as a user with the global +f flag:

<Alcheri> .whois dalnet
<Ballarat> [09:59] #Alchera# whois dalnet
<Ballarat> HANDLE PASS NOTES FLAGS LAST
<Ballarat> DALnet no 0 f 01 May (#Ballarat)
<Ballarat> HOSTS: *!*@dal.net

In my conf I have nodesynch enabled also. In your script you could just then easily add [matchattr $hand +f] instead of ((string first . $nick) != -1).

No more problems, no more errors.

[strikelight]

When obtaining a result from a Tcl command/procedure in use for evaluation, you need to use []'s, not ()'s...

ie.
if {[string match "*.*" $nick]} { ... it's a server ... }