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$address doesn't work by using "on Notify" #106170 25/12/04 07:52 PM
M morphy
morphy M	why does the $address work "fifty-fifty" by using in "on Notify" ? I mean: sometimes there appears that what should appear - the host of the notified user... sometimes - the irc server that I am using... and sometimes just nothing i thing it's a bug, because i didn't find any logic. Code: on ^1:NOTIFY:{ echo -ati6 [ $timestamp ] $- =( $nick $address )= $- is online halt } does anybody have an idea? thanks

Re: $address doesn't work by using "on Notify" #106171 25/12/04 08:45 PM
Joined: Mar 2004 Posts: 175 Canada R Relinsquish Vogon poet
Relinsquish Vogon poet R Joined: Mar 2004 Posts: 175 Canada	Try this: Code: on ^1:NOTIFY:{ echo -ati6 [ $timestamp ] $- =( $nick $notify($nick).addr )= $- is online halt }

Re: $address doesn't work by using "on Notify" #106172 26/12/04 02:09 AM
I Iori
Iori I	$address in the notify event depends on the server sending the address, this only happens on some IRCDs using the WATCH system. If the network doesn't have WATCH implemeted then ISON is used and the address is not a part of ISON reply, so will only be available if the notify user is also on a common channel (and IAL is on (by default it is)). The same applies to $notify($nick).addr. You could use something like this, but if you have a lot of notify entries it could easily flood yourself off (and again and again ....) Code: on ^:notify:if !$notify($nick).addr { userhost $nick \| inc -u10 %uhost. $+ $nick \| halt } raw 302::{ var %a = $gettok($2,1,61) if %uhost. [ $+ [ %a ] ] { echo -astic notify * %a ( $+ $remove($gettok($2,2,61),+,-) $+ ) is on IRC halt } }

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