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dcc block #121250 25/05/05 12:41 PM
Joined: Apr 2005 Posts: 1,009 Green Hill Zone raZOR OP Hoopy frood
OP raZOR Hoopy frood Joined: Apr 2005 Posts: 1,009 Green Hill Zone	i use 1 script, that has nothing of code that causes to block dcc recieve and send, and yet i cant dcc recieve and send... i looked in adress book and there is nothing there for ignore... for code i have this: On :logon:: { if (%dcce == On) { .enable #DCCE } elseif (%dcce == Off) { .disable #DCCE } } #DCCE on ctcp :dcc send:: if ($len($nopath($filename)) >= 225) { .warnecho $nick tried to crash you with an illegal dcc send of $nopath($filename) \| halt } #DCCE end On :notice:dcc & :?: { if (%dcce == On) { .ignore -xu10 $nick } } cause that nasty exploit, but even if i remove this code, i still cant dcc send/recive... problem is not in ports because i did /remote off and dcc worked, so problem is in script but yet i searched "ignore" and "dcc" thru whole script and NOTHING except this up code has been found... what should i try to do ? IceCapped

Re: dcc block #121251 26/05/05 12:21 AM
Joined: Sep 2003 Posts: 4,230 D DaveC Hoopy frood
DaveC Hoopy frood D Joined: Sep 2003 Posts: 4,230	Quote: On :notice:dcc & :?: { if (%dcce == On) { .ignore -xu10 $nick } } This might be the problem, looks like you might have some ignores in your ignore list (or another remote ignoring them on the fly) , that only when someone does a dcc send you temp unignore them, you might ment to have $address in there i dont know. You should just upgrade to the latest mirc to fix that problem.

Re: dcc block

#121252 26/05/05 05:13 AM

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okay, i unloaded script by script and it seems that in my
"ctcp protection" lies problem

this is full script:

Code:

 
;------------------------------------------------
;          CTCP Protection
;------------------------------------------------
;

alias ctcpecho { tokenize 32 $1- | .echo -se  $+ $color(CTCP text) $+ $timestamp [CTCP $3 $+ ] requested by $1 ( $+ $2 $+ ) }


CTCP *:*:? {
  if ($1 == VERSION) {
    .ctcpecho $nick $address $1
    halt
  }
  if ($1 == USERINFO) {
    if (%sctcp == On) { goto ctcpend }
    .ctcpreply $nick $1 %cu
    .ctcpecho $nick $address $1
    halt
  }
  if ($1 == PING) {
    if (%sctcp == On) { goto ctcpend }
    .ctcpreply $nick $1 %cp $+ sec
    .ctcpecho $nick $address $1
    halt
  }
  if ($1 == PAGE) {
    if (%sctcp == On) { goto ctcpend }
    .ctcpreply $nick $1 %cpp
    .ctcpecho $nick $address $1
    halt
  }
  if ($1 == TIME) {
    if (%sctcp == On) { goto ctcpend }
    .ctcpreply $nick $1 %cdy %ctm %cyr 
    .ctcpecho $nick $address $1
    halt
  }
  if ($1 == CLIENTINFO) {
    if (%sctcp == On) { goto ctcpend }
    .ctcpreply $nick $1 %ci 
    .ctcpecho $nick $address $1
    halt
  }
  if ($1 == FINGER) {
    if (%sctcp == On) { goto ctcpend }
    .ctcpreply $nick $1 %cf 
    .ctcpecho $nick $address $1
    halt
  }
  :ctcpend
  ctcpecho $nick $address $1
  halt
}

CTCP 1:*:# {
  if ($1 == VERSION) {
    .ctcpecho $nick $address $1
    halt
  }
  if ($1 == USERINFO) {
    if (%sctcp == On) { goto ctcpfin }
    .ctcpreply $nick $1 %cu
    .ctcpecho $nick $address $1
    halt
  }
  if ($1 == PING) {
    if (%sctcp == On) { goto ctcpfin }
    .ctcpreply $nick $1 %cp $+ sec
    .ctcpecho $nick $address $1
    halt
  }
  if ($1 == PAGE) {
    if (%sctcp == On) { goto ctcpfin }
    .ctcpreply $nick $1 %cpp
    .ctcpecho $nick $address $1
    halt
  }
  if ($1 == TIME) {
    if (%sctcp == On) { goto ctcpfin }
    .ctcpreply $nick $1 %cdy %ctm %cyr 
    .ctcpecho $nick $address $1
    halt
  }
  if ($1 == CLIENTINFO) {
    if (%sctcp == On) { goto ctcpfin }
    .ctcpreply $nick $1 %ci 
    .ctcpecho $nick $address $1
    halt
  }
  if ($1 == FINGER) {
    if (%sctcp == On) { goto ctcpfin }
    .ctcpreply $nick $1 %cf 
    .ctcpecho $nick $address $1
    halt
  }
  :ctcpfin
  ctcpecho $nick $address $1
  halt
}

things in %variables are custom reply

and ctcpecho command only echoes reply and request in red colour in status window

(i tell you thic so no1 has to think what it does) :tongue:

but still there is NO DCC code here

any help would be apreciated

Last edited by raZOR; 26/05/05 05:22 AM.

IceCapped

Re: dcc block #121253 26/05/05 07:20 AM
Joined: Sep 2003 Posts: 4,230 D DaveC Hoopy frood
DaveC Hoopy frood D Joined: Sep 2003 Posts: 4,230	Code: CTCP ::? { if ($1 == VERSION) { ... blah blah blah ... } :ctcpend ctcpecho $nick $address $1 [color:blue]halt[/color] } In BLUE is the beasty, its becuase even tho u used the NON ^ version of CTCP a /HALT in it jams up the DCC RECIEVE, so either remove the halt or add in a detect for DCC SEND and dont halt that!

Re: dcc block #121254 26/05/05 03:32 PM
Joined: Apr 2005 Posts: 1,009 Green Hill Zone raZOR OP Hoopy frood
OP raZOR Hoopy frood Joined: Apr 2005 Posts: 1,009 Green Hill Zone	heee it works !!!! thank you thank you !!!!! im so happy now !!! IceCapped

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