Hi,
My bots are on chatnet. The channel guardian (like X on undernet) is called k9. You can command k9 with public commands starting with "K9 command" (eg: k9 op nick). You can command k9 by private messages too (.msg k9 command #channel ...)
I would like to block my bots commands .msg and .say if k9 is the first word in the sentence.
eg:
.say #mychan k9 op bad-nick (blocked !)
.say #mychan hello all (ok)
Can someone help me about that ? I don't want a "made" script, but I need some help to start coding that (what do you think I should look at to have an idea about what to do ?)
TIA and sorry for my bad english.
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Calimero
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how to block the .say command if SOMEWORD is the first word?
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ppsykotrop
ok... it will be a solution... i made it few years ago for X W .. the notice:dcc:msg proc pemit to send a private to all if $nick isn't X , x or W...
You have to use .msgowner x message to send a message with X and had +n (owner) level.
sincerely,
Psykotrop
Tcl Code :
bind dcc o msg notice:dcc:msg
bind dcc n msgowner notice:dcc:msgowner
proc notice:dcc:msgowner {hand idx arg} {
if { [llength $arg] < 1 } {
putdcc $idx "Usage: msg <nick> <message>"
return 0
}
set sarg [string first " " $arg]
set nick [string range $arg 0 [expr $sarg - 1]]
set msg [string range $arg [expr $sarg + 1] end]
if { [llength $nick] < 1 } {
putdcc $idx "usage : msg <nick> <message>"
return 0
}
putdcc $idx "Msg to $nick: $msg"
putmsg $nick "$msg"
putcmdlog "#$hand# msg $nick $msg"
return 0
}
proc notice:dcc:msg {hand idx arg} {
if { [llength $arg] < 1 } {
putdcc $idx "Usage: msg <nick> <message>"
return 0
}
set sarg [string first " " $arg]
set nick [string range $arg 0 [expr $sarg - 1]]
set msg [string range $arg [expr $sarg + 1] end]
### protection X/W
if {$nick == "X" || $nick == "x" || $nick == "W" || $nick == "w" } {
putdcc $idx "You don't have permission to private X or W by using the bot !"
return 0
}
if { [llength $nick] < 1 } {
putdcc $idx "Usage: msg <nick> <message>"
return 0
}
putdcc $idx "Msg to $nick: $msg"
putmsg $nick "$msg"
putcmdlog "#$hand# msg $nick $msg"
return 0
}
You have to use .msgowner x message to send a message with X and had +n (owner) level.
sincerely,
Psykotrop
Tcl Code :
bind dcc o msg notice:dcc:msg
bind dcc n msgowner notice:dcc:msgowner
proc notice:dcc:msgowner {hand idx arg} {
if { [llength $arg] < 1 } {
putdcc $idx "Usage: msg <nick> <message>"
return 0
}
set sarg [string first " " $arg]
set nick [string range $arg 0 [expr $sarg - 1]]
set msg [string range $arg [expr $sarg + 1] end]
if { [llength $nick] < 1 } {
putdcc $idx "usage : msg <nick> <message>"
return 0
}
putdcc $idx "Msg to $nick: $msg"
putmsg $nick "$msg"
putcmdlog "#$hand# msg $nick $msg"
return 0
}
proc notice:dcc:msg {hand idx arg} {
if { [llength $arg] < 1 } {
putdcc $idx "Usage: msg <nick> <message>"
return 0
}
set sarg [string first " " $arg]
set nick [string range $arg 0 [expr $sarg - 1]]
set msg [string range $arg [expr $sarg + 1] end]
### protection X/W
if {$nick == "X" || $nick == "x" || $nick == "W" || $nick == "w" } {
putdcc $idx "You don't have permission to private X or W by using the bot !"
return 0
}
if { [llength $nick] < 1 } {
putdcc $idx "Usage: msg <nick> <message>"
return 0
}
putdcc $idx "Msg to $nick: $msg"
putmsg $nick "$msg"
putcmdlog "#$hand# msg $nick $msg"
return 0
}
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CCalimero
