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#171623 26/02/07 08:14 PM
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Hi all... trying to sort some bots and user with the userlist in mirc.

I use the command: /auser GROUP.1 Nickname
This has always worked fine for me untill i recently saw my script not responding anymore to EVERY user in the list.
I use commands such as: on GROUP.1:TEXT:*:#: { }

Atm I am counting 19 users in the list in my mIRC USERS tab is the Scripts Editor.

Is there some sort of invisible limit to the amount of ppl in the same group?
Cause when i change a user to another group and dupe the script to work on GROUP.2 too it works fine... however I find this a very brute workaround...

Anyone got any ideas or explenations?

Thnks alot in advance!

Div #171625 26/02/07 09:12 PM
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I have about 150 entries in my User List, and 8 or 10 numeric levels.
Since I add new users with a mask of nick!*user@host, it can take
a little tweaking to get the user to match an entry every time.

If you are only using nicks, I can only imagine that the problem has to do with named,
rather than numeric levels.

To switch to all numeric levels you could make a script that would loop thru the userlist,
add the numeric level, then remove the named level.

It would be much simpler imo, to close mirc and open remote.ini in a text editor and carefully do a replace.

In either case you have to go thru your events by hand and change the levels accordingly.



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Similar to LonDart's reply, I just took a look at the number of entries in my bot's user list, and it currently stands at 350 entries, with 10 numeric levels and 15 named levels.

As to why you seem to be running into a limit for the user list (especially at that low a count), I'm sorry to say that I don't have a clue.


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