Stop echoing some messages...

cerberus_gr · Post by **cerberus_gr** » Sun Nov 23, 2003 11:58 pm

Hello,

I use this script:

bind msgm - * abcd:msgm
proc abcd:msgm { nick uhost hand text } {
    putserv "PRIVMSG NickServ :status $nick"
}

But when the nickserv answers the bot "echoes" the message from nickserv to the party line.

So, I want the bot NOT to "echoes" the message the to party line. If I use ignore command, the bot will ignore nickserv totally.

I wrote this code:

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bind notc - "*STATUS*" ns:status
proc ns:status { nick uhost hand text {dest ""} } {
    global botnick
    if {($nick == NickServ) && {$dest == $botnick} {
         return 0
         # This suppose not to log the bind which calls this proc!!!
    }
}

but I didn't see any results

. Any ideas?

Post by **CrazyCat** » Mon Nov 24, 2003 12:46 pm

your script works well: it doesn't do anything if NickServ send a *STATUS* to your eggdrop...
If you want the eggdrop answers but not echoes in console, you'd better try .help console

cerberus_gr · Post by **cerberus_gr** » Mon Nov 24, 2003 4:05 pm

[21:48:22] <CerberuS> [21:49] [xxxxx!xxxxx@....] join #....
[21:48:28] <CerberuS> [21:49] -NickServ (service@.....)- STATUS sogoku_: Identified (3)

I can't understand why it says the message to +m. Of course the .console command is a solution, but I want to see ALL prive messages to the bot, but NOT some of these, that I have set.

for example I have written a script which checks the fileservers of a chan by writing @find *.txt to this chan. The fileservers sends a prive msg to the bot and the only I want is not to see this message... (I want to see all the other prive messages)

What could I do?

cerberus_gr · Post by **cerberus_gr** » Tue Nov 25, 2003 10:16 am

any help?

Post by **CrazyCat** » Tue Nov 25, 2003 12:48 pm

no, I'm trying to find a way to resolv it, but...

cerberus_gr · Post by **cerberus_gr** » Thu Dec 04, 2003 2:23 am

Did anybody have eny idea???
Plz help me if anyone knows

Post by **user** » Thu Dec 04, 2003 8:45 am

The "message" from NickServ looks like a NOTICE to me. To exempt some users from logging you need to override the internal raw binds passing the incoming traffic to the internal message parser. (use a raw bind to do this) Another way would be to set trigger-on-ignore to 1 and ignore the users you don't want logged.
Btw: notc binds don't care about the return value. Check the part about "RETURN VALUES" in tcl-commands.doc

cerberus_gr · Post by **cerberus_gr** » Thu Dec 04, 2003 5:12 pm

user you are great. I understand what you mean and now I'm changing my code. Thx!