Forums Scripts & Popups Idle host

I have this script that I got from someone, that supposed to unhost a host if they are idle to long. But... for some reason if the host should talk, the idle command doesnt recognize the fact that they talked, and isnt refreshed.

Here is the script:
#idle off
alias hostidle {
var %i = 1, %chan = $comchan($me,1)
var %nick = $nick(%chan,1,o)
while (%nick) {
; if (%nick != $me) && ($nick(%chan,%i).idle >= 1800) {
if (%nick != $me) && ($nick(%chan,%i).idle >= 3600) {
mode %chan -o %nick
msg %chan Sorry %nick $+ , You have been idle too long, Please use !hostme when you decide to rejoin us ( $+ $duration($nick(%chan,%i).idle) $+ )
}
inc %i
%nick = $nick(%chan,%i,0)
}
}
#idle end
menu * {
Idle-Host ( $+ $group(#idle) $+ )
.On:{ .enable #idle | echo -a 4..::Idle-Host Enabled::.. }
.Off:{ .disable #idle | echo -a 4..::Idle-Host Disabled::.. }
.Start Idle-Host Scan (every 5 minutes):/.timerhostidler 0 300 hostidle
}

Any suggests on how to get it to reset the idle for the host. One thing that was wierd was... even after the host left the channel, and came back hours later, it still recorded them as being there....

I don't think you can reset the idle for someone else, the mIRC helpfile says the identifier returns the time since the user last said something on the channel. Therefore only they can reset their idle time.

try this,



Under some instances accessing $nick(%chan,%i,o) and $nick(%chan,%i) well bring up the same results, becuase OP's are at the top of the list, but then u might have owners in channel, nicks starting with !, and they end up above them again.