When a channel has a specific bnicks list, the global list is not used. So if you already had a #chan-sepcific bnicks list that did not contain the nick you've added, the bot will not react because it won't consider the global list.willyw wrote:Hello Sir_FZ,
Been using AP a while now. Nice.
Thanks.
Is it possible that we broke bnicks global protection?
Check here: http://forum.egghelp.org/viewtopic.php?p=87649#87649
for a few posts.
Yesterday, I happened to want to enable bnicks in a channel.
In .chaninfo
looks like this now: ap:bnicks: {+ 1440 w:k:b 2}
Had a quick look at the bnicks global list, and it looked like it would cover what I needed.
Quickly tested, by joining the channel with a nick that IS in the global list.
No reaction by bot.
Waited a while.
Still nothing.
Then, just for the heck of it, put that same term in the #chan bnicks list.
Bot reacted quickly!
What do you make of it?
Thanks
Enable ap:adv. I will not tell you how though, so don't ask me and instead look it up in the script.Thanhas wrote:The bot dose not kick anyone on PM invite/spam to the spambot please tell me why ?
Aha.Sir_Fz wrote:
When a channel has a specific bnicks list, the global list is not used. So if you already had a #chan-sepcific bnicks list that did not contain the nick you've added, the bot will not react because it won't consider the global list.
That does work.Sir_Fz wrote:Add *!*@theIRCserver.com to your eggdrop with +f and it'll be exempted.
Yes that's right, you create a new user with that host and give it the +f user-flag. There is no other way, but why are you worried? the IRC services' hostmask cannot be spoofed or used in abusive actions (otherwise, what kind of network would that be?). Just make sure you set a password to that user. The cause of the ignore was simply because of the settings you have set for private floods.willyw wrote:(By the way, I just made up a user, with a totally dreamed up handle. Then added the host. That is what you meant for me to do, right? )
Is there no other way to accomplish this though? No settings within AP?
and, what was causing it?
Add the words using .ap:add adwords <chan/global> <words...>Thanhas wrote:the spam bot dose not work just join part please tell me the way to make it work?
True.Sir_Fz wrote:Yes that's right, you create a new user with that host and give it the +f user-flag. There is no other way, but why are you worried? the IRC services' hostmask cannot be spoofed or used in abusive actions (otherwise, what kind of network would that be?).willyw wrote:(By the way, I just made up a user, with a totally dreamed up handle. Then added the host. That is what you meant for me to do, right? )
Is there no other way to accomplish this though? No settings within AP?
and, what was causing it?
Just make sure you set a password to that user.
Excellent!The cause of the ignore was simply because of the settings you have set for private floods.
Everything underwillyw wrote:Excellent!
Which settings, and I will copy them here.
See.... I thought I had them all set off. ....I must be missing something.
Thanks
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# PRIVATE PROTECTIONS #
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This feature does not currently exist. I suggest you add the anti-spam bot's host to its nickname's access listJade wrote:i need to know how to identify for the anti spambot nick. I am using latest version of allprotection4.6b9.
My antispam bot nick is registered, and it get changed after a min, as i there is no way to identify to it.
Help/response will be appreciated.
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putdcc $idx "NickServ :identify $antispam(cnick) <password>"
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"001" {
putlog "\002AP\002: AntiSpamBot: Connected and registered as $antispam(cnick)."
set antispam(pong) 1; set antispam(idx) $idx