I am not sure whether I understand you correctly, but once I found a flood-routine which is easy to use. It checks the number of events in a certain time period:
alias isflood {
;Call this identifier each time you want to check if there is a flood, for example
;on *:JOIN:*: if ($isflood(joinflood,5,3)) { mode # +i }
; $1 - name eg "joinflood"
; $2 - times (in how many seconds)
; $3 - seconds
;If not enough parameters, return
if (!$3) return
var %v = $chr(37) $+ isflood. $+ $1
;If the var doesnt exist
if !$(%v,2) {
;Set it to 1
set $(-u $+ $3,2) $(%v,1) 1
}
else {
;Else increment the var
inc $(%v,1)
}
;If the var is more than or equal to what you specified (times)
if $(%v,2) >= $2 {
;Unset the variable so it doesnt continually return true
unset $(%v,1)
return $true
}
; If it is not triggered return false
return $false
}
In your case, if I understand you correctly, you can use this routine in the following way:
on ^*:SNOTICE:*** Notice -- Client connecting*:{
if ($7 = port) {
/.CCliWin 4[10C4] 9 $+ $7-10
}
else {
/.CCliWin 4[10C4] 9 $+ $7 $8-9
}
if ($isflood(nbr-of-con), 5, 3)) {
... your code ...
}
/halt
}
In this case $isflood will return $true if it was called with "nbr-of-con" 5 or more times in 3 seconds
You could even set up two variables, one per port:
if ($isflood(nbr-of-con-7), 5, 3)) {
... your code ...
}
and
if ($isflood(nbr-of-con-else), 5, 3)) {
... your code ...
}
Have fun!
