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changing the mask eggdrop uses to introduce new users
- roughnecks
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changing the mask eggdrop uses to introduce new users
hi, is it possible to have a new user identified by nick!user@*.host, rather than *!user@*.host when the bot adds him/her to the userlist ?
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Your best option would probably be to add the hostmask manually, using .+user and .+host, rather than using the .adduser command.
As for automatically created records, you might be able to achieve something like this using "common userrecords". For this, you need to create a dummy record with a hostmask matching any user that would use a common userrecord (something like *!*@somehost.com). This dummy then needs the c userflag (common), and no further flags. See ".help common" and ".help whois" for further information.
As for automatically created records, you might be able to achieve something like this using "common userrecords". For this, you need to create a dummy record with a hostmask matching any user that would use a common userrecord (something like *!*@somehost.com). This dummy then needs the c userflag (common), and no further flags. See ".help common" and ".help whois" for further information.
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