for a very quick and basic solution...
on *:TEXT:!log*:?: {
if ($1 == !login) && ($2 == password) { set %loggedin 1}
elseif ($1 == !logout) { set %loggedin 0 }
}
syntax: /msg bot !login <password> OR /msg bot !logout
Where password is the password you must msg the bot in order to login, in your other scripts you can use something like 'if (%loggedin != 1) return' on the first line (under the event opening).
There are many other ways to do it, just showing you a basic example. You could use the mirc user levels, as it would be more efficient in the end. (logging in with correct pass would add you as an X level user, logging out would remove it... then you can prefix events with the X level so they may only be used by a user matching that level).... such a user levels method would also allow for easy setup of multiple bot admin, where as im assuming at the moment you have hard coded restrictions.
