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learn3r
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Why is it sometimes when i add a user it gets this: /auser: insufficient parameters used: /auser -a userip $address($$1,2)
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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That would return that message if $1 wasn't returning a nick that could be addressed. There may be other reasons, but I can't think of anything else, and without knowing the circumstances when that does come back like that, there's nothing else I can do.
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Solo1
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Could be the IAL list has not been updated.
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Fjord artisan
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Fjord artisan
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Could be the IAL list has not been updated. I would agree. learn3r: Use /guser instead /help /guser
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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Someone will only be entered into the IAL list when they do something in a room you are in. If you join a room, noone is in your IAL list unless of course they made some sort of action in another room you are in.
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learn3r
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learn3r
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I tried /guser but, stores nick like Is it possible using /guser to save only the nicks?
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Fjord artisan
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Fjord artisan
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Someone will only be entered into the IAL list when they do something in a room you are in. If you join a room, noone is in your IAL list unless of course they made some sort of action in another room you are in. I am aware of that.
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Fjord artisan
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Fjord artisan
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I suggested /guser because on your first post, you were using $address($$1,2) which will get the mask *!*@HOST of the user being added (Correct me if Im wrong with the mask as I currently don't have mIRC in this PC). If you just want to store the nicks, then /auser will just be fine.
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HuMoR
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I tried /guser but, stores nick like Is it possible using /guser to save only the nicks? Use /auser -a user $nick instead /guser. Cya.-
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learn3r
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learn3r
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actually that's what i'm using right now using storing nicks..
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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Yes, however, in your original post you were using
/auser -a user $address($nick,2)
Not
/auser -a user $nick
The fact that you were storing the address, rather than the nick, is the reason /guser was suggested.
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learn3r
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if $list(nick == $true) { echo -a working }Why is this ain't working? i want is when there is a level "nick" on my userlist it'll echo working and if not echo "none is added"
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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You have your parantheses incorrectly located, and an incorrect identifier (unless you have a custom alias for list) menu nicklist {
$iif(nick isin $ulist($$1),.ruser nick $$1,echo -a None is added)
}
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learn3r
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What i'm trying to do is a menu
if a level named "nick" is there on the userlist it'll rlevel it.
else if none it'll echo that non is added.
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Hoopy frood
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learn3r
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learn3r
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like this.. menu channel {
if level == nick is there on the userlist { rlevel nick }
else { echo -a non is added }
}not a menu on the nicklist...
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HuMoR
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Mmmm, i dont understand...
menu channel {
if ($ulist(*,nick,*) > 0) { rlevel nick }
else "something"
}
Cya!.- Edit: now i understand you...
Last edited by HuMoR; 27/03/07 02:29 PM.
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learn3r
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learn3r
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if the " $address($nick,2) " is on the nick level on the userlist
it'll ruser the specified host of the nick that is on the userlist...
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HuMoR
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rlevel remove all users who belong to that level...
Eg:
20:Nick0
20:Jonhy
20:Robert
10:Chanserv
If I use rlevel 20 only Chanserv would be on userlist...
Cya!.-
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learn3r
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learn3r
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menu channel {
if level == nick is there on the userlist { rlevel nick }
else { echo -a non is added }
}if the specified nick's host is on the userlevel "nick" it'll ruser it...
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