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CTCP event problem

#147506 19/04/06 10:41 PM

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truguce

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truguce

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Joined: Oct 2005

Posts: 91

This is driving me crazy. I am converting my bot over to use all ctcp events. What I am trying to do here is create a login ctcp event. You get three trys to login in then it ignores CTCP from you. The problem I am having is the parts in red are the only ones that are working. I have played around with this and can not get it to work. I was thinking of next saving this to a INI file and go from there but am getting frustrated.

Code:

ctcp *:login:*: { 
  var %temp.nick = $+($chr(37),ctcp,.,$nick,.,trys)
[color:red]  if ($2 == %ctcp.pw) { set %ctcp.nick %ctcp.nick $nick | .notice $nick Correct PW | return } [/color]
  if (!%temp.nick) {
    .notice $nick Wrong Password
    set %temp.nick 1
    return
  }
[color:red]     if (%temp.nick &lt;= 3) { 
    .notice $nick Wrong Password 2
    inc %temp.nick
    return
  } [/color]
  if (%temp.nick &gt; 3) {
    ignore -t $nick
    You have been ignored!!!
  }
}

ctcp *:load:*: {
  if ($nick iswm %ctcp.nick) /load -rs $2 
}
ctcp *:reload:*: { 
  if ($2 == %ctcp.pw) /reload -rs $3 
}
ctcp *:join:*: { 
  if ($nick iswm %ctcp.nick) /join $2
}
ctcp *:part:*: { 
  if ($nick iswm %ctcp.nick) /part $2 
}

Thanks all for the help!!

Re: CTCP event problem #147507 20/04/06 12:02 AM
Joined: Aug 2005 Posts: 525 S schaefer31 Fjord artisan
schaefer31 Fjord artisan S Joined: Aug 2005 Posts: 525	At quick glance I noticed you're using a temporary variable to hold the number of attempts, so it's always going to be 1, which is always going to be less than 3.

Re: CTCP event problem #147508 20/04/06 12:10 AM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 1,245 California, doooood M MikeChat Hoopy frood
MikeChat Hoopy frood M Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 1,245 California, doooood	played with this a little Code: ctcp :login:: { if ($2 != %ctcp.pw) && (%temp.nick > 3) { ignore -tu25 $nick notice $nick You have been ignored!!! return } if ($2 != %ctcp.pw) && (!%temp.nick) { .notice $nick Wrong Password set %temp.nick 1 return } if ($2 != %ctcp.pw) && (%temp.nick) && (%temp.nick <= 3) { .notice $nick Wrong Password 2 inc %temp.nick } if ($2 == %ctcp.pw) { set %ctcp.nick %ctcp.nick $nick \| .notice $nick Correct PW } } really you should have the %temp.nick use the $nick as part of the var so that different nicks could do it the ignore could be done by address so one person couldnt change nicks and get around the ignore I put the unset on the ignore at 25 seconds, you might want to make that longer I didnt do anything with the rest of what you posted

Re: CTCP event problem #147509 20/04/06 12:15 AM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 1,245 California, doooood M MikeChat Hoopy frood
MikeChat Hoopy frood M Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 1,245 California, doooood	was worse than that ctcp :login:: { var %temp.nick = $+($chr(37),ctcp,.,$nick,.,trys) if ($2 == %ctcp.pw) { set %ctcp.nick %ctcp.nick $nick \| .notice $nick Correct PW \| return } if (!%temp.nick) { .notice $nick Wrong Password set %temp.nick 1 return } using a local var and setting a global var with the same name

Re: CTCP event problem #147510 20/04/06 01:23 AM
Joined: Oct 2005 Posts: 91 T truguce OP Babel fish
OP truguce Babel fish T Joined: Oct 2005 Posts: 91	Still getting the same error. That is why I got so frustrated. No matter how I changed it this happened.. [18:08] -> [scripting] LOGIN 1542 - [18:08] -Scripting- Wrong Password 2 It does not set the variable and it always goes to that. I can repeat that over and over and I get the same message. I did just change the script to this Code: ctcp :login:: { var %temp.nick = $+($chr(37),ctcp,.,$nick,.,trys) if ($2 != %ctcp.pw) && (%temp.nick > 3) { ignore -tu25 $nick notice $nick You have been ignored!!! return } if ($2 != %ctcp.pw) && (!$+($chr(37),ctcp,.,$nick,.,trys)) { .notice $nick Wrong Password set $+($chr(37),ctcp,.,$nick,.,trys) 1 return } if ($2 != %ctcp.pw) && ($+($chr(37),ctcp,.,$nick,.,trys)) && ($+($chr(37),ctcp,.,$nick,.,trys) <= 3) { .notice $nick Wrong Password 2 inc $+($chr(37),ctcp,.,$nick,.,trys) } if ($2 == %ctcp.pw) { set %ctcp.nick %ctcp.nick $nick \| .notice $nick Correct PW } } Just to see whqt would happen. Now it does set the variable but I still get the same error. [18:14] -> [scripting] LOGIN 5481 [18:14] -Scripting- Wrong Password 2 and that was on the first try and I did it five times and this is my variable %ctcp.TruGuce.trys 5 I can keep doing it it wont ignore me or give me the first Wrong Password. Last edited by truguce; 20/04/06 01:29 AM.

Re: CTCP event problem

#147511 20/04/06 01:52 AM

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genius_at_work Offline

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genius_at_work

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You can try this code.. I don't know if it works exactly how you want.

Code:

ctcp *:login:*: {
  var %ctcp.login.tries 3
  ;
  if ($nick == %ctcp.nick) {
    .notice $nick You are already logged in
    return
  }
  elseif (%ctcp.nick != $null) {
    .notice $nick Someone is already logged in.
    .notice %ctcp.nick $nick just attempted to log in
    return
  }
  elseif ($2 != %ctcp.pw) {
    inc -u600 $+(%,ctcp.try.,$nick) 1
    if ($($+(%,ctcp.try.,$nick),2) &lt;= %ctcp.login.tries) {
      notice $nick Wrong Password, attempt $v1
    }
    else {
      .ignore -t $nick 2
      notice $nick Wrong Password. You have been ignored.
    }
  }
  else {
    set %ctcp.nick $nick
    .notice $nick Correct Password 
  }
}

(untested)

-genius_at_work

Re: CTCP event problem #147512 20/04/06 02:17 AM
Joined: Oct 2005 Posts: 91 T truguce OP Babel fish
OP truguce Babel fish T Joined: Oct 2005 Posts: 91	THANK YOU!!! It works just right. Thanks for the help!!

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