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Babel fish
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Babel fish
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i want to limit the invite and joining to channel ops only .... so I thought about using this: on *:INVITE:#:{
if $nick isop $chan /join $chan
else msg $nick you must be a channel operator on $chan to invite me
}
What am i missing to make this work??
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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I thought only channel operators could invite people anyways.. Guess I was very wrong.
-Andy
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Babel fish
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Babel fish
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thats what i thought too ... but apparently not as i've got a bot that can be invited by anyone and i want to nip that quickly
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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You'd have to whois the user who invites you. Maybe something like..
on *:INVITE:#:{
set %invite.chan $chan | set %invite.nick $nick
.enable #invite | whois $nick
}
#invite off
Raw 319:*: {
if ($istok($3-,$+(@,%invite.chan),32)) join %invite.chan
else { msg %invite.nick you must be a channel operator on $chan to invite me }
unset %invite.*
.disable #invite
}
#invite end
Or another way would be to join the channel if he's not an op, part again.. -Andy
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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The /invite command is for ops only. If it's working for people that are not ops (or perhaps half ops on some servers), then the server admin(s) are stupid. Tell them.
Regards,
Mentality/Chris
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Babel fish
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Babel fish
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actually thats not exactly true :-)
per the RFC:
8.1.8. INVITE (RFC1459 +i)
INVITE mode permits only invited users to enter the channel.
Only owners and hosts can issue an invitation when this mode
is on.
I was needing it in a channel that wasnt invite only.
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Ameglian cow
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Ameglian cow
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OK, i have decided to use this script, but my mIRC once invited from a normal user sends the user and still joins because it's got the "auto-join" on invite switched on which is vital for my account. So how would i be able to set it up so that it leaves the channel with a message saying that an OP must invite me IF an OP hasn't invited me! :P
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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It's rather late here dude so I really have no idea what you just said lol. I don't have a coding head on me right now. Do you mean:
On *:Invite:#: {
.timer 1 1 if $nick !isop $chan part $v2
}
-Andy
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Babel fish
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Babel fish
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It's rather late here dude so I really have no idea what you just said lol. I don't have a coding head on me right now. Do you mean:
On *:Invite:#: {
.timer 1 1 if $nick !isop $chan part $v2
}
That's a good base there Andy but it would work better as:
On *:Invite:#: {
.timer 1 1 if $nick !isop $chan part $chan
}
So my next question. How to get it to also ignore said user?
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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I see no difference in your script, $v2 returns exactly the same as $chan in this case. Unless you're using mIRC 5.8 or something, then you should upgrade ASAP. and just add a line to ignore him, see /help /ignore for all sorts of switches and address types... on *:INVITE:#: {
.timer 1 1 if ($nick !isop $chan) part $chan
ignore $nick
}
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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Although true that $v2 and $chan return the same information, there is nothing wrong with making a script backwards compatible if it doesn't affect the speed, reliability, etc. of the script.
Invision Support
#Invision on irc.irchighway.net
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