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Post by Daniel »

Hello.

We are using the latest eggdrop and I have a simple question please.

Is there any way to prevent DCC chats / sends etc to only the owner of the bot? I don't it want to be available to anyone else, such as the partyline and so on.

Thanks if you can gudie me on how to achieve this.
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Post by Sir_Fz »

only +p users can enter the partyline.
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Post by ^DooM^ »

Only if he didn't set this to 0

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set require-p 1
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Post by Daniel »

My require-p is set to 0, however users can still negotiate a DCC with the bot which will ask for a password.

Can't I completely disable this?

I saw another bot on Undernet (Eggdrop) which says:

[18:04] -nick- I don't accept DCC chats from strangers.
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Post by Sir_Fz »

# Define here whether or not a +o user still needs the +p flag to dcc the bot.
set require-p 0
Set this to 1, and don't give the +p flag to anyone.
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Post by Daniel »

Hi there, thanks.
I've set that to 1, restarted by bot and no one has the 'p' flag in my user file except myself.

However, they can still negotiate a DCC chat which asks them for their password.

Any ideas?
Thanks.
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Post by De Kus »

their hostmark could match a user with +m flag. I believe +m or higher users dont require p.

you can addionally check these 2:
set open-telnets 0
set protect-telnet 1

I dont believe any of them should affect DCC and CTCP chat requests, but who knows ^-^
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Post by Daniel »

Thank you.
That is working great now!!!

Is there a way I can make it so anyone added doens't get the 'p' flag automatically? At the moment anyone I add gets it.

Much appreciated.
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Post by ^DooM^ »

do a search for "hp" in the config with quotes and remove the p.

If you read each settings explination it quite clearly tells you what each one does. You just need to stop being lazy and take the time to read it.
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Post by Daniel »

Hi.
Found that one in the eggdrop.conf. Sorry.

Last question I promise!

When users are added if their real host is let's say someone!~foo@someusername.users.undernet.org

they are getting added as *!*foo@*.undernet.org

Is there a way to get them added as *!*@someusername.users.undernet.org?
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Post by ^DooM^ »

Again if you read the manual you would know this.

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.+host handle *!*@someusername.users.undernet.org
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