anti flyby

[[R]]

hello,

I need a anti flyby script like this:

ftp://ftp.eggheads.org/pub/eggdrop/scri ... 102.tcl.gz

But this, dont work...
Only these messages:

[17:30] Tcl error [check_flybyin]: can't read "publics": no such variable

Can anybody write a script like this? Or know a script like this ?
My settings are:

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set flybyver "1.02.01"
set flybys "ON"
set flybyfile ".flybys"

# Set this to a number in minutes to ban the flyby. Set it to 0 to not ban.
set flybyban 15

# Set the following variable to 1 if you want channel commentary for flybys.
# Any other value if you don't. (On a large channel it can be annoying)
set chanfly 0

# Publics is for another script of mine that allows you to turn off
# channel stuff like this. Uncomment the next line if not running it.
#set publics 0

# Channel(s) to trigger flybys on. (Seperate list with spaces)
set flyby(chans) "#b.a.t.z"

Is there a misstake? Is there a error? When yes where?

Thx and greetz

[R]

[caesar]

#set publics 0 <~ Doh! You've commented it .. remove the # and should be working or stop the other thing that uses it.

[[R]]

ok I'll try it.

Edit: So, I removed this...

[[R]]

it dosent work...

in my flyby file is this:

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#b.a.t.z 4 1086044973
#b.a.t.z 73
1086016046
1.02.01

Id like only that , flybyer get banned..
Many anti flybys are [censored]. Can anybody help me..!?
I need this script...

[Alchera]

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set flybyver "1.02.01"
set flybys ""
set flybyfile ".flybys"

# Publics is for another script of mine that allows you to turn off
# channel stuff like this. Uncomment the next line if not running it.
#set publics 1

For a start, leave those 3 sets as they are above. Secondly, just do as stated, uncomment "set publics 1" and leave the value as is. If it's set to 0 the script just doesn't work, it's basically turned off.

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if {$publics == 0} {return 0}

[[R]]

Okay, now it works...
But..........
When I joined my chan the bot sends a message like this:

"you are visitor #number"

Can I turn off this message??


Thx and Greetz

[R]

ps: great support, here!

[caesar]

That's an count "visitors" script.. *G* just unload it.. pfff.

[Alchera]

FlyBy is a stupid script that will insult people when they part the channel soon after joining. It will keep track of how many flybys there has been as well as keep track of how many visitors have joined and give users their visitor number

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# Commands Added:
#  Where     F CMD          F CMD            F CMD           F CMD
#  -------   - ----------   - ------------   - -----------   - ----------
#  Public:   m flybys
#     MSG:   N/A
#     DCC:   m flybys
#
# Public Matching: N/A
#

Would help if people read what these author's wrote about their scripts and settings.

**Edited**
To turn off counter response, find the following:

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 if {$publics == 0} {return 0}
 putserv "NOTICE $nick :You are visitor #$visitcount since [ctime $visitstart]."

Change to this:

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 if {$publics} {return 0}
 putserv "NOTICE $nick :You are visitor #$visitcount since [ctime $visitstart]."

Everything else will work just fine.

[[R]]

Okay thank you very much
Great support!

ps: I have read this

Edit: oh, I have got question... oO How can I remove this message:

Fly bys suck! You are fly by #[get_flybyc $channel] since [ctime [get_flybys $channel]].

This is my last question

Thx and Greetz

[R]

[Alchera]

Same again as for the counter section of the script. Change this line (which is directly above the line you pasted) from:

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if {$publics == 0} {return 0}

To:

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if {$publics} {return 0}

If you just want to change the notice sent to the nick doing the flyby, create your own message using the two variables or not.

#[get_flybyc $channel] = your channel
[ctime [get_flybys $channel]] = date since script was first started.

Hope this helps.

[[R]]

I am surprised - good support...

Hope this helps.

Yes. Fine

Thank you , all!!

ps: ahhh great no flybys