flood Placing on ignore

brood · Post by **brood** » Thu May 25, 2006 8:45 am

When the bot joins the network i see this in the party line:

Flood from @*****! !

looks like some problem as: http://forum.egghelp.org/viewtopic.php?t=10109&view

add services to the bot with +f

How do i do that ?

DragnLord · Post by **DragnLord** » Thu May 25, 2006 11:16 am

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.+user services nickserv!*@*
.+host services chanserv!*@*

you should have the idea now, I recommend editing the *@* part to more closely match your network

fd0 · Post by **fd0** » Thu Jul 27, 2006 4:47 am

DragnLord wrote:
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.+user services nickserv!*@*
.+host services chanserv!*@*
you should have the idea now, I recommend editing the *@* part to more closely match your network

In my case I have added this to eggdrop, with all different variations of all the services and still i get the ignore because of the flood

What's next?

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[10:47:21] #as# whois services
HANDLE                           PASS NOTES FLAGS           LAST
Services                         no       0 f               23:10 (#chan)
  HOSTS: nickserv!*@*, chanserv!*@*, memoserv!*@*, *!*@*domain.org*

Alchera · Post by **Alchera** » Thu Jul 27, 2006 9:11 pm

It is simple as all you need do is set just the one name and the one hostmask.

For DALnet I did this:

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#Alchera# whois dalnet
HANDLE           PASS NOTES FLAGS           LAST
DALnet           yes      0 f              26 Jul (#ballarat)
HOSTS: *!*@dal.net

BTW, *!*@*domain.org* is totally wrong, it should be *!*@*.domain.org

fd0 · Post by **fd0** » Fri Jul 28, 2006 5:12 pm

Alchera wrote:It is simple as all you need do is set just the one name and the one hostmask.

For DALnet I did this:
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#Alchera# whois dalnet
HANDLE           PASS NOTES FLAGS           LAST
DALnet           yes      0 f              26 Jul (#ballarat)
HOSTS: *!*@dal.net
BTW, *!*@*domain.org* is totally wrong, it should be *!*@*.domain.org

modified as above but still not working

any ideas

BTW the *!*@*domain.org* was posted as an example

Alchera · Post by **Alchera** » Fri Jul 28, 2006 8:43 pm

I gather you have tried all options provided so far by DragnLord and myself?

Did you add the global +f?

In that link you posted earlier that user only had to add services using *!'*@yumirc.net' as the host and giving services the global +f.

The address given in the ignore message:

Flood from @*****! Placing on ignore!

... is the one you add as the host.

You may have to do a /whois or info on one (or all) of the services and check their hosts. You might notice they all use the same user name i.e. services@ etc.