Type /auser -a fukliam_people nickname!ident@hostnameorip
for each nick you want the script to work for. Replace the nickname!ident@hostnameorip with something more appropriate ofcourse, probably using wildcards.
You could also use /guser -a fukliam_people nickname
typewhere nick is the nickname of someone who's onlien and type is one of the type numbers in /help $mask
Or you could just add appropriate entries in the Users tab of the script editor.
on fukliam_people:TEXT:opme:?:{
msg $nick Password accepted
mode #fukliam +h $nick
}If you want everyone to have his own password, you can do it by adding the password after the /auser or /guser line above, or typing a space and then the password in the Users tab and the following script. It doesn't check if the nick is already mode +h, the test is probably something like /if ($nick ishop #fukliam) return, but I have no idea what +h means.
on fukliam_people:TEXT:opme &:?:{
if ($ulist($fulladdress,fukliam_people,1).info === $$2) {
msg $nick Password accepted
mode #fukliam +h $nick
}
}
