Help with advertising bot script

[stevegarbz]

Hey, I currently have this script:

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##### GENERAL SETTINGS ####
# EDIT the channel names or REMOVE one or two depending on which channel you intend the bot the advertise
set channel "#GlowFactory #penance #gambino #EZ5 #unitedenmity #team.s2r #insane5! #teamglobal #temper #Findscrim-main #Toronto #Goat #sourceringer"
# Edit the time cycle which is in minutes format depending on the time intervals you want the bot to flow out the advertisment
set time 30

# EDIT the text or REMOVE or ADD lines including inverted commas at the starting and ending at each line 
set text {
"Are you looking for professional, inexpensive webhosting, quality domain names, LOW ping game servers, or PROFESSIONAL web design? We offer webhosting packages at only $4 a month and consist of all the bandwidth and storage that you need! Domains are at $10 a year and we do accept PayPal! GlowFactory's professional design team can develop your professional, inexpensive website in just a matter of days! Stop by #GLOWFACTORY today!"
}

##### DO NOT EDIT ANYTHING BELOW THIS LINE UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING #####

if {[string compare [string index $time 0] "!"] == 0} { set timer [string range $time 1 end] } { set timer [expr $time * 60] }
if {[lsearch -glob [utimers] "* go *"] == -1} { utimer $timer go }

proc go {} {
global channel time text timer
foreach chan $channel {
foreach line $text { putserv "PRIVMSG $chan :$line" }
}
if {[lsearch -glob [utimers] "* go *"] == -1} { utimer $timer go }
}

putlog "Loaded Advertise Script by es"

Only problem is that whenever it sends to the channels it floods out. Is there any way that someone can either:

1) Know of a different script with flood protection?
2) Can fix this script so it doesn't flood out?

Those things will be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time.

[demond]

I normally don't help spammers, but let us see if a spammer can make sense of this:

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set queue {}
set frequency 2 ;# seconds
proc getqueue {} {
	if {$::queue != {}} {
		puthelp [lindex $::queue 0]
		set ::queue [lreplace $::queue 0 0]
	}
	utimer $::frequency getqueue
}
proc putqueue {str} {
	lappend ::queue $str
}
getqueue

hint: use [putqueue] instead of [putserv]

[stevegarbz]

Sorry, I never intended to spam. I don't know where to put that :\

[demond]

well, if unsolicited advertising is not spam, I don't have a clue what spam is

you add the code to your script and use the hint

[stevegarbz]

Why can't you just show me? I never intended to spam... I just posted in one part of the forum and thought it was the wrong section so I posted another.

[Sir_Fz]

hint: use [putqueue] instead of [putserv]

[stevegarbz]

Yeah I know how to change that but where do I insert his script? Right now I have it:

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##### GENERAL SETTINGS ####
# EDIT the channel names or REMOVE one or two depending on which channel you intend the bot the advertise
set channel "#PE"
# Edit the time cycle which is in minutes format depending on the time intervals you want the bot to flow out the advertisment
set time 30

# EDIT the text or REMOVE or ADD lines including inverted commas at the starting and ending at each line 
set text {
"AD"
}

##### DO NOT EDIT ANYTHING BELOW THIS LINE UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING #####

if {[string compare [string index $time 0] "!"] == 0} { set timer [string range $time 1 end] } { set timer [expr $time * 60] }
if {[lsearch -glob [utimers] "* go *"] == -1} { utimer $timer go }

set queue {} 
set frequency 2 ;# seconds 
proc getqueue {} { 
   if {$::queue != {}} { 
      puthelp [lindex $::queue 0] 
      set ::queue [lreplace $::queue 0 0] 
   } 
   utimer $::frequency getqueue 
} 
proc putqueue {str} { 
   lappend ::queue $str 
} 
getqueue 

proc go {} {
global channel time text timer
foreach chan $channel {
foreach line $text { putqueue "PRIVMSG $chan :$line" }
}
if {[lsearch -glob [utimers] "* go *"] == -1} { utimer $timer go }
}

putlog "Loaded Advertise Script by es"

I removed the ad if you were mad about that. I only have it going in 1 channel now, but when it trys to do them all it floods out.

[demond]

if it still gets desconnected with "Excess Flood" reason, that can't possibly be because of this script - check your other scripts and do as much logging as possible (including +d); also experiment with frequency value

[stevegarbz]

What does the frequency value do. And this is because I am running the ad in about 13 channels, not just 1 like it shows on the code.

It still floods out. It only gets sent to 2 channels

[demond]

it doesn't matter how many channels this is run on, the freq value specifies how fast the output queue is being flushed to the server - in my code, that's being done every 2 seconds - i.e. you have a single message (doesn't matter for which channel) sent to the server every 2 seconds, for as long as the output queue is not empty - and this shouldn't flood the bot out (unless you are on a server with nazi flood settings)

[stevegarbz]

Gamesurge :\ Are there any other scripts will full flood protection all in one?

[demond]

you didn't get this to work?

[stevegarbz]

Nope, it still floods out with "Excess Flood" after it messages like 2-3 channels - It's not gamesurge I can assure you that.

[demond]

heh, this is the simplest (yet efficient) form of output rate limiting - if you can't get this to work... you better stick with ready-made scripts and hope for the best (although I fail to see how another output rate limiting scheme would work for you, given that this wouldn't - I'd bet you somehow messed it up, possibly with another script)

[stevegarbz]

Any answer?