public command with nickserv auth check

[simo]

greetingz,

i had a request to add a auth check if the nick is auth via nickserv and is validated in eggdrop users file
in this code im not sure how to integrate this in a 307 numeric raw check if the nick is identified as on some network like dalnet where we plan to use this users dont have a static IP but rather their IP keeps changing so we cant use the internal auth in eggdrop as that usually uses nick!ident@host

this is what we work with so far:

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bind pub -|- !v pub:voice


proc pub:voice {nick host hand chan text} {

	if {![botisop $chan]} {	puthelp "NOTICE $nick :I'm not oped on $chan." ; return 0 }

  if {![isvoice $nick $chan] && $text == "" && ([matchattr $hand on|on $chan] || [isop $nick $chan] || [ishalfop $nick $chan])} { pushmode $chan +v $nick }


	if {![matchattr $hand o|o $chan] && ![isop $nick $chan] && ![ishalfop $nick $chan]} { return 0 }

	set users [list]
     foreach user [split $text] {
       set user "[string trimleft $user "!~&@"]"
       set user "[string trimright $user ":"]"
		if {![onchan $user $chan]} {
			putserv "NOTICE $nick :$user is not on channel $chan"
		} else {
				if {![isvoice $user $chan] && ![string match -nocase "*$::botnick*" $user]} {  pushmode $chan +v $user }
		}
	}
}

[CrazyCat]

If the network has the CAP account-notify, you can use getaccount to know if the user is identified or not.

[simo]

Dalnet doesn't have that afaik

[CrazyCat]

So, 2 solutions:
1. leave dalnet for a real network (joking, the only real network is french and named zeolia)
2. you have to do a /whois $nick and catch the server response to get the good "is registered" raw. Means to remember nicks in a variable to check if a raw bind matches the nick you're checking