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Hey,

Well Im really n00b, I basically got some stuff from the net and edited it:

This is what I have:

on ^$:PART:#: {
if ($nick == chanb0t) && ($chan == #Nerd-Tech) { mode $chan +ooooo nerdco Gergij cdbrown |Scott| Es }
}

on 1:QUIT:#: {
if (chanb0t == $nick) && ($chan == #Nerd-Tech) { mode $chan +ooooo nerdco Gergij cdbrown |Scott| Es }
}

on 1:JOIN:#: {
if (chanb0t == $nick) && ($chan == #Nerd-Tech) { mode $chan -ooooo nerdco Gergij cdbrown |Scott| Es }
}

on 1:JOIN:#: {
if ($readini(ntaccess.ini,nicks,$nick) == $nick) && ($chan == #Nerd-Tech) { mode $chan -o $nick }
}

Now the top two jsut do not work... Can you help me fix em up and somehow replace all the nicks with the file thingo command $readini(ntaccess.ini,nicks,$nick)

Ta in advance

Nerd


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Well uhh... the code you have says "when someone quits, and it's the bot, make the bot try and set a mode".... now how's it gonna set a mode if it's quit? you might want to go for an entire re-write there....

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on ^[color:Red]$:PART:#: {[/color] - the $ doesn't work with ON Part, only with ON Text and the likes.. $ means to look for a regex match, so it will not work there.

on 1:QUIT:[color:red]#: {[/color] - in the ON Quit event there is no channel, since you quit IRC and not a chan. If you would like to get the channel, I suggest a while loop using $comchan($nick,N).

I didn't understand what you wanted with the ini file, sorry smirk

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nerdco Offline OP
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Hey,

After some experimentation and some help from some other people I have ended up with this:

on @*:PART:#Nerd-Tech: {
if ($nick == chanb0t) { mode $chan +ooooo nerdco Gergij cdbrown |Scott| Es }
}
on 1:QUIT: {
if (chanb0t == $nick) && ($nick ison #Nerd-Tech) { mode #Nerd-Tech +ooooo nerdco Gergij cdbrown |Scott| Es }
}
on 1:JOIN:#: {
if ($readini(ntaccess.ini,nicks,$nick) == $nick) && ($chan == #Nerd-Tech) { mode $chan -o $nick }
else if (chanb0t == $nick) && ($chan == #Nerd-Tech) { mode $chan -ooooo nerdco Gergij cdbrown |Scott| Es }
}

Now where I have things like:
mode $chan -ooooo nerdco Gergij cdbrown |Scott| Es

I want to replace all the names with a reference to my auser list as all of us have the same custom hostmask... This will allow for more security:

My auser list looks like this:
10:nerdco!*@staff.nerdtech.ws
10:Es!*@staff.nerdtech.ws
10:Gergij!*@staff.nerdtech.ws
10:cdbrown!*@staff.nerdtech.ws
10:|Scott|!*@staff.nerdtech.ws

Nerd

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What do you mean by replacing them with a reference? You can use the $ulist identifier (/help $ulist), but this might not be what you're looking for.


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if you are all level 10

on 10:PART:#Nerd-Tech: {


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