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Netsplit Tcl
Netsplit Tcl
Anyone know where can I download a TCL script that set moderated mode to a channel when the server occured netsplit? Thanks~
Re: Netsplit Tcl
The website above seems unable to go in... Is there other site?kem wrote:http://suczki.org/~m/split.tcl ?
It's worked for me now but I think few days back the website was currently down for me.Alchera wrote:Worked for me OK!The website above seems unable to go in... Is there other site?
I got this TCL, but doesn't seems to work (set moderated to channel) when netsplit. Anyone still got any suggestions? 
Actually, you can make one yourself. Not a big deal though!
[1] Bind on quit
[2] Check if the quit message contains the netsplit info/message
[3] Set the channel moderated if a user has quitted due to a netsplit
*Exceptions*
[1] Many users might quit due to a netsplit so we wouldn't want to modelock the channel after every user quits due to a netsplit. (This can cause a modelock flood!)
[2] First check if the modelock is not set on the chan by getchanmode, if it is set, then do not set any modelock. If it is not set then go ahead and modelock the channel.
Binding on quit messages can be easy
For example on DALnet we have:
* Quits awyeah (awyeah@awyeah.org) (Quit: mesra.kl.my.dal.net ninja.hub.us.dal.net)
Se we can say something like binding on quit and
if ([string match "*.dal.net*" [lindex $text 1]]) and same for list index 2.
This string matching procedure can be changed for every network as they might have different netsplit info/quit messages.
OR
An easier way:
[1] Bind on splt.
[2] Mode lock the channel.
[3] Check for the exceptions as well when modelocking the channel.
In this we wouldn't need to string match the quit message as the bind will be triggered on splt anyway.
[1] Bind on quit
[2] Check if the quit message contains the netsplit info/message
[3] Set the channel moderated if a user has quitted due to a netsplit
*Exceptions*
[1] Many users might quit due to a netsplit so we wouldn't want to modelock the channel after every user quits due to a netsplit. (This can cause a modelock flood!)
[2] First check if the modelock is not set on the chan by getchanmode, if it is set, then do not set any modelock. If it is not set then go ahead and modelock the channel.
Binding on quit messages can be easy
For example on DALnet we have:
* Quits awyeah (awyeah@awyeah.org) (Quit: mesra.kl.my.dal.net ninja.hub.us.dal.net)
Se we can say something like binding on quit and
if ([string match "*.dal.net*" [lindex $text 1]]) and same for list index 2.
This string matching procedure can be changed for every network as they might have different netsplit info/quit messages.
OR
An easier way:
[1] Bind on splt.
[2] Mode lock the channel.
[3] Check for the exceptions as well when modelocking the channel.
In this we wouldn't need to string match the quit message as the bind will be triggered on splt anyway.
·awyeah·
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PS: Guys, I don't accept script helps or requests personally anymore.
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Facebook: jawad@idsia.ch (Jay Dee)
PS: Guys, I don't accept script helps or requests personally anymore.
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Thats bad idea, because people can easily fake it.Net Split detect scripts for IRCNet are based on info channel (&servers) because there splits can't be faked and they can get time (how long server was splited).awyeah wrote:Actually, you can make one yourself. Not a big deal though!
[1] Bind on quit
[2] Check if the quit message contains the netsplit info/message
[3] Set the channel moderated if a user has quitted due to a netsplit
*Exceptions*
[1] Many users might quit due to a netsplit so we wouldn't want to modelock the channel after every user quits due to a netsplit. (This can cause a modelock flood!)
[2] First check if the modelock is not set on the chan by getchanmode, if it is set, then do not set any modelock. If it is not set then go ahead and modelock the channel.
Binding on quit messages can be easy
For example on DALnet we have:
* Quits awyeah (awyeah@awyeah.org) (Quit: mesra.kl.my.dal.net ninja.hub.us.dal.net)
Se we can say something like binding on quit and
if ([string match "*.dal.net*" [lindex $text 1]]) and same for list index 2.
This string matching procedure can be changed for every network as they might have different netsplit info/quit messages.
OR
An easier way:
[1] Bind on splt.
[2] Mode lock the channel.
[3] Check for the exceptions as well when modelocking the channel.
In this we wouldn't need to string match the quit message as the bind will be triggered on splt anyway.
Thats why in my second opinion.
I chose to use, bind splt, rather than bind quit.
However if still users are manage to fake it, then on IRCnet nothing can be done I guess with the eggdrop, however we try.
A bot is a bot, however AI it is, it can't detect a fake netsplit quit message if it is identical to the real one, heh.
The bot has a splt bind, so we might as well utilize it!
I chose to use, bind splt, rather than bind quit.
However if still users are manage to fake it, then on IRCnet nothing can be done I guess with the eggdrop, however we try.
A bot is a bot, however AI it is, it can't detect a fake netsplit quit message if it is identical to the real one, heh.
The bot has a splt bind, so we might as well utilize it!
·awyeah·
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Facebook: jawad@idsia.ch (Jay Dee)
PS: Guys, I don't accept script helps or requests personally anymore.
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Facebook: jawad@idsia.ch (Jay Dee)
PS: Guys, I don't accept script helps or requests personally anymore.
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