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Automatic nick login script #136840 04/12/05 09:00 PM
A apc0243
apc0243 A	I was wondering if it would be possible to create a script that would check to see that when you put in your nick to be (whatever you want) that it would log you in automaticly. Like you set the password and enter the name for it. lEX: If { nick(Thegreatsocrates) /msg nickserv login password} or something. Thanks guys.

Re: Automatic nick login script #136841 04/12/05 09:10 PM
Joined: Aug 2004 Posts: 7,168 Ontario, Canada R RusselB Hoopy frood
RusselB Hoopy frood R Joined: Aug 2004 Posts: 7,168 Ontario, Canada	Considering I've never seen a login option for nickserv, unless this is an option that is for IRCops only, you're going to have to clarify just what it is you want. If this is something for IRCops, and you are an IRCop, then you'll have to supply the proper format for the login. Most people, when referring to nickserv, are looking at the identify command, in which case the following will automatically identify you to nickserv when you connect. Code: on *:connect:{ .msg nickserv identify <password> } Replace <password> with your actual password

Re: Automatic nick login script #136842 04/12/05 09:12 PM
S schaefer31
schaefer31 S	Code: on me:*:nick:{ if ($newnick == Thegreatsocrates) { [color:red]Command to execute[/color] } } This triggers when you change your nick to 'Thegreatsocrates'

Re: Automatic nick login script #136843 04/12/05 09:26 PM
A apc0243
apc0243 A	Thank you guys. I used both of them and they worked. Yes, I meant identify (I couldn't remember the word for it :tongue:) Thanks again!

Re: Automatic nick login script #136844 04/12/05 11:10 PM
C CtrlAltDel
CtrlAltDel C	actually, with nickserv going on netsplits and coming back asking you to identify, you might try this instead: Code: on :notice:This nickname is owned by someone else.:: { if ($nick != NickServ) { return } .msg nickserv identify <password> } on :notice:This nickname is registered and protected:: { if ($nick != NickServ) { return } .msg nickserv identify <password> } These two cover the two different nickservs I've encountered.

Re: Automatic nick login script #136845 04/12/05 11:33 PM
Joined: Aug 2004 Posts: 7,168 Ontario, Canada R RusselB Hoopy frood
RusselB Hoopy frood R Joined: Aug 2004 Posts: 7,168 Ontario, Canada	Good idea..only thing I would suggest is changing the events from NOTICE to SNOTICE

Re: Automatic nick login script #136846 05/12/05 01:29 AM
C CtrlAltDel
CtrlAltDel C	except they're not server notices, but notices from a nickname (nickserv) [edit] and they work perfectly on the 2 networks I frequent [/edit]

Re: Automatic nick login script #136847 05/12/05 02:02 AM
Joined: Aug 2004 Posts: 7,168 Ontario, Canada R RusselB Hoopy frood
RusselB Hoopy frood R Joined: Aug 2004 Posts: 7,168 Ontario, Canada	Interesting, since I use something similar for my bot, which is on 4 networks, and they get recognized as snotices..fluke? who knows?

Re: Automatic nick login script #136848 05/12/05 03:23 PM
C CtrlAltDel
CtrlAltDel C	Maybe making it redundant enough to cover both sets of circumstances would be a good idea

Re: Automatic nick login script #136849 06/12/05 10:14 AM
Joined: Apr 2003 Posts: 701 Leuven, Belgium K Kelder Hoopy frood
Kelder Hoopy frood K Joined: Apr 2003 Posts: 701 Leuven, Belgium	Some servers with nickserv allow to do /nickserv <command> instead of /msg nickserv <command>. (Ofcourse, if you have such an alias, use /raw -q nickserv <command>) This is a little more secure since other people can't /nick nickserv during netsplits or on other networks without services and thus get your password... My auto-identification looks something like this: Code: on *:connect:id alias id { var %mypass = mypassword if ($isid) return %mypass if ($network isin Strange1;Strange2) var %mypass = $left($md5($+(%mypass,$v1)),16) if ($network isin Network1;Network2;Strange1;Strange2) .nickserv identify %mypass elseif ($network == Quakenet) { .msg Q@CServe.quakenet.org AUTH $nick %mypass .mode $me +x } ; etc... }

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