Universal channel script

[starpossen]

I know this is kinda old but:

is there anyway.. to make the warning a red colour in the main chat.... then everyone sees it

Not always appropriate as that in itself will fill the channel with rubbish.

It would also appear some of your users ignore private messages (as I do). To have the warnings sent via notice (no one ignores them) replace:

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"w" {putserv "privmsg $nick :\002\0034$reason"}

with

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"w" {putserv "notice $nick :\002\0034$reason"}

I change it, but somehow it still privmsg eventhough I changed it to notice, I rehashed, didn't help, I restarted, didn't help.
Any ideas why?

ps. Great script btw.

[e-force]

Any ideas with my problem?

[rosc2112]

Likely it's a different privmsg being sent, so change your output so you can debug the problem.

[Serban]

Hello i have this problem... i tried as you said demond restart and kill bot and start from the begining but its the same everytime...

[21:42:01] [13:41] Tcl error in file 'Wizzard.chan':
[21:42:01] [13:41]
[21:42:01] while executing
[21:42:01] "channel add #blah { chanmode +tn idle-kick 0 stopnethack-mode 0 revenge-mode 0 need-op {} need-invite {} need-key {} need-unban {} need-limit {} flo..."
[21:42:01] (file "Wizzard.chan" line 3)
[21:42:01] [13:41] Creating channel file
[21:42:01] [13:41] No longer supporting channel #blah
[21:42:01] [13:41] Tcl error [::xchannel::color]: no such channel record
[21:42:01] [13:41] Tcl error [::xchannel::caps]: no such channel record
[21:42:01] [13:41] Tcl error [::xchannel::bad]: no such channel record
[21:42:01] [13:41] Tcl error [::xchannel::spam]: no such channel record
[21:42:01] [13:41] Tcl error [::xchannel::color]: no such channel record
[21:42:01] [13:41] Tcl error [::xchannel::caps]: no such channel record
[21:42:01] [13:41] Tcl error [::xchannel::bad]: no such channel record
[21:42:01] [13:41] Tcl error [::xchannel::spam]: no such channel record
[21:42:01] [13:41] No longer supporting channel #blah1
[21:42:01] [13:41] Tcl error [::xchannel::color]: no such channel record
[21:42:01] [13:41] Tcl error [::xchannel::caps]: no such channel record
[21:42:01] [13:41] Tcl error [::xchannel::bad]: no such channel record
[21:42:01] [13:41] Tcl error [::xchannel::spam]: no such channel record
[21:42:01] [13:41] Tcl error [::xchannel::color]: no such channel record
[21:42:01] [13:41] Tcl error [::xchannel::caps]: no such channel record
[21:42:01] [13:41] Tcl error [::xchannel::bad]: no such channel record
[21:42:01] [13:41] Tcl error [::xchannel::spam]: no such channel record
[21:42:01] [13:41] Ignored masks for channel(s): #blah1 #blah
[21:42:01] [13:41] Userfile loaded, unpacking...

[demond]

eforce: you need to learn string matching rules; if you want to match words anywhere in a sentence, use *word* in your badwords file

serban: delete your chanfile and start over

[e-force]

eforce: you need to learn string matching rules; if you want to match words anywhere in a sentence, use *word* in your badwords file

Yes, i've already tried this *word*, but when badword is set to *anal* and when someone called banal xchannel get an w:k:b action.
Any idea how to make it work with an example like * badword *?
When i try to set in badwords.txt * badword... - bad things happened. It binds * (everuthing) for badword. I've already tried with some different ways, but they did'nt work.Here is a part of my badword.txt:

• *kurva*
  *kurvi*
  *putki*
  *putka
  eba
  *kuchka*

[demond]

Any idea how to make it work with an example like * badword *?

learn regular expressions and set x:other:match to regexp

for example, this will match (case-insensitively) the word foo at the beginning of a sentence, at the end, and separated by white space:

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(?i)(\s|^)foo(\s|$)

(but it won't match foo! and other adjacent punctuation characters; do your homework)

[e-force]

Problem sloved, it works! Tnx about this help.

[beasTMan]

so dudes , the script it's ok ? works ? type the link here , please.

[demond]

so dudes , the script it's ok ? works ? type the link here , please.

it's on my website, also in the Tcl Archive

[Mausam]

Hello,

First i want to know is there any way to customize global setting rather changing channel by channel?

Second from where i can get its readme file. coz i need complete help regarding this script.

Thanks And Regards.

[demond]

there is no README file; simply open the script in your favourite text editor and read the header - everything is thoroughly explained and should be clear to anyone with decent knowledge of running eggdrop

if after doing that you still don't understand something, ask here and I'll answer; on your first question - you can use the .xchanset command for that

[Mausam]

protecion will automatically start or i have to start by myself? And is their any by default protection setting or i must have to define it?

and another thing the syntex for global setting is...
.xchanset +xrate values... is it like that?

I only have to customized these

xrate
x:mass:rate
x:mass:duration
x:caps:percent
x:bad:file
x:clone:type
x:clone:count
xstay
x:whois:file
x:whois:count
x:pspam:cycle
x:drone:score
x:lag:threshold
x:limit:slack

OR These too

x:type
x:type:punish
x:type:bantype
x:type:bantime
x:type:reason


very sorry to disturb you but i need it.. thanks

and please tell me the syntex too...

Thanks

[demond]

did you read through entire header? I somehow doubt that

if you did, you would've read the following:

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#  DO NOT EDIT this script (even if you know what you are doing ;) 
#  instead, configure it to suit you from bot's party-line by using
#  .chanset command and the following settings (you have to specify any
#  of these only if you need default value changed; to see defaults, use
#  .chaninfo #chan):

and this:

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#  you can also use .xchanset [#channel|*] <commonset> [value]
#  from bot's party-line to set any common setting (except on/off switch)
#  for all offense handlers on a particular channel or all channels

and also:

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#  IMPORTANT: all offense handlers (except mass) are disabled by default
#  to enable particular protection, use .chanset #chan +x:type

all of that is pretty clear, is it not? and gives unambiguous answers to your questions

[DarkRaptor]

Hi demond,

I'm using your script from a while and as I see, it doesn't check for DCC Send when the bot's clone cycle the chan.

Did I miss something in configuration or it's not in the script ?

If it's not in the script, I think this can be a nice feature to add to this great script

I'm using version 4.2

Here the configuration:

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User defined channel flags:
+CService +mc.topic_resynch +mc.dns_bans -mc.dns_bans.exempt.op
-mc.dns_bans.exempt.voice +mc.dns_bans.enforcebans +dieauth -x:limit
+x:stats +x:drone +x:door -x:flood
+x:pspam +x:clone -x:spam +x:repeat
-x:whois -x:bad +x:caps -x:color
User defined channel settings:
x:drone:bantype: 2   x:drone:bantime: 15   x:door:bantype: 2   x:door:bantime: 5   
x:flood:bantype: 2   x:flood:bantime: 840   x:pspam:bantype: 2   x:pspam:bantime: 60   
x:clone:bantype: 2   x:clone:bantime: 20   x:spam:bantype: 2   x:spam:bantime: 120   
x:repeat:bantype: 2   x:repeat:bantime: 5   x:whois:bantype: 2   x:whois:bantime: 20   
x:bad:bantype: 2   x:bad:bantime: 10   x:caps:bantype: 2   x:caps:bantime: 5   
x:color:bantype: 2   x:color:bantime: 5   x:clone:type: 2   x:clone:count: 3   
x:pspam:cycle: 180   x:whois:count: 100   x:mass:duration: 5   x:drone:score: 85   
x:lag:threshold: 8   x:door:stay: 8   x:stats:top: 5   x:limit:slack: 5   
x:caps:percent: 85   
User defined channel strings:
mc.dns_bans.exempt.flags: {}
x:drone:punish: k:b
x:drone:reason: {Possible Drone Detected. (This scan is based on the degree of randomness of that nick & IdentD)}
x:door:punish: b
x:door:reason: {Next time, visit us longer}
x:flood:punish: b
x:flood:reason: Flooding
x:pspam:punish: w:k:b
x:pspam:reason: {Unsolicited Spam}
x:clone:punish: b
x:clone:reason: {No Clones}
x:spam:punish: k:b
x:spam:reason: {Spam Detected!}
x:repeat:punish: w:k:b
x:repeat:reason: {Stop Repeating}
x:whois:punish: b
x:whois:reason: {Bad /whois information}
x:bad:punish: w:k:b
x:bad:reason: {Bad Words}
x:caps:punish: w:k:b
x:caps:reason: {You don't need to cry!}
x:color:punish: w:k:b
x:color:reason: {Don't use color}
x:whois:file: badwhois.txt
x:mass:rate: 1001:1
x:repeat:rate: 6:30
x:other:match: string
x:bad:file: badwords.txt

(Sorry if my english is bad. It's not my native language)