ignore banned users

[reallove]

Hello,
I asked for this script several weeks ago,but now it is a very stringent matter...
Is it possible that whenever someone will message my eggdrop, this will automatically verify the banlist in the channel #channel, and if the inquirer has a match in the banlist to be automatically ignored ?

Cheers, reallove

[awyeah]

That is fairly easy todo:

You can use this on "bind msgm"

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foreach chanban [chanbans $chan] {
 if {([string match -nocase *$chanban* $uhost])} { #do stuff

And if a ban matches that user's host
You can use "newignore" to ignore that persons host.

[user]

[string match -nocase *$chanban* $uhost]

This has been discussed before. 'string match' doesn't match the way most ircds do and the mask is matched against nick!user@host, so a ban on a nick would never match the way you do it (even if you're lucky and there's no brackets/backslashes screwing up the actual matching.)

oh..and btw: 'msgm' is not triggered if the message is matched by a 'msg' bind iirc.

[reallove]

well,I need this on an Undernet channel.And the banlist is 99% with adresses like this: *!*@numeric.IP or *!*@hostname . Well,is it possible to create a script like this ? And no,I don't know anything about tcl scripting,so if someone can help me,write the whole code

Thanks.

[Ofloo]

so u wana ignore all the users on ur ban list right

they allready sad how

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foreach x [banlist $chan] {
  newigore ...
}

u could match it but as i recal ignores are global .. and not channel based ..

newignore <hostmask> <creator> <comment> [lifetime]

so no point realy..

and using banlist [channel] will only return bans for that channel so an other reason no point matching it either ..

[user]

Why not mirror the banlist from the channel in question instead of checking the entire banlist every time your bot recieves a message?
This script should add/remove ignores based on the banlist in #channel (change the variable if your channel's called something else)

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set b2i_chan "#channel"

bind raw - 368 b2i:368
bind mode - "$b2i_chan ?b" b2i:mode
proc b2i:368 {f k a} {
	scan $a %*s%s c
	if {![string eq -noc $c $::b2i_chan]} return
	# add new ignores if there's new bans
	foreach {m . .} [join [chanbans $c]] {
		if {![isignore $m]} {newignore $m b2i b2i}
	}
	# remove ignores placed by this script that are not in the banlist
	foreach {m r . . h} [join [ignorelist]] {
		if {$r=="b2i"&&$h=="b2i"&&![ischanban $m $c]} {killignore $m}
	}
}
proc b2i:mode {n u h c m b} {
	if {$m=="+b"} {# add ignore
		if {![isignore $b]} {newignore $b b2i b2i}
	} else {# remove if ignored by this script
		if {[isignore $b]} {
			foreach {m r . . h} [join [ignorelist]] {
				if {$b==$m&&$r=="b2i"&&$h=="b2i"} {killignore $b; break}
			}
		}
	}
}

When loading the script for the first time you can force the bot to update the ignore list by doing ".dump MODE #channel +b" on your partyline.
(edit: changed a variable name (twice ))

[Ofloo]

foreach {m r . . h} [join [ignorelist]] {

what do the dots stand for ?

[Ofloo]

ok i didn't know u could set a variable into a dot

brain:~# tclsh
% set . 1
1
% puts ${.}
1
%

[user]

foreach {m r . . h} [join [ignorelist]] {

what do the dots stand for ?

they're just variable names like the rest of that list, but i don't use them, so i gave them a strange name like that

[Ofloo]

hehe ic..

[reallove]

ok,thanks,seems it's working.
But what's this,on the .ignore list?

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Currently ignoring:
  [  1] +b (expires at 22:25)
        b2i: b2i
        Started 22:10

[user]

ok,thanks,seems it's working.
But what's this,on the .ignore list?

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Currently ignoring:
  [  1] +b (expires at 22:25)
        b2i: b2i
        Started 22:10

it was due to a bug which is fixed (i edited the post)
load the new script and do .dump MODE #channel +b again
You might also want to make the ignores permanent. (To avoid having ignores removed before the bans are gone) If you want this, change "{newignore $m b2i b2i}" to "{newignore $m b2i b2i 0}" and "{newignore $b b2i b2i}" to "{newignore $b b2i b2i 0}"

(I thought making them non-permanent by default would be a good idea as you might not like the script and if it created alot of ignores, having them expire some time would save you some work removing ignores by hand)

[reallove]

mmm .. now it's a great job thank you !
I have only one last question : what does " .dump MODE #channel +b " make ? I .help dump,visited the URL,but didn't understand a lot.Should I type this command everytime the bot rehashes? Or if I restart it ?

[user]

'.dump' sends stuff directly to the server. Doing "MODE #somechan +b" is the way to fetch the banlist of a channel. You should never need to do that again as the bot will take care of it when joining your channel.

[reallove]

thanks for the script and for the explanations