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Ameglian cow
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I know that you can remove bans against you automatically with the script
on *:ban:#:{ if ($banmask iswm $address($me,5)) { cs unban # }
Is there a way to modify it so instead of "cs unban #" it goes "mode # -b $me" I have it set where that works, but on the network that i use, there are 5 ban types, so every time it unbans me, it tries to do all 5, and 4 of them don't work. Eventually, I get disconnected for flooding because i receive the message that 'On is an unknown command' I am fairly sure that it's because I have 5 bantypes it tries to remove. Is there a way I can configure the script so it recognize the different ban types and only try to remove that one? All help is appreciated and thanks in advance!
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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As far as I know no network is limited to a fixed set of ban types. Of course, there are some types used more often than others  Is this not sufficient? on *:ban:#:{
if ($banmask iswm $ial($me)) { mode $chan -b $banmask }
}Edit: I did not notice the missing closing bracket at first. This missing bracket is likely to be the reason for your "on: unknown command" error.
Last edited by Horstl; 20/08/07 12:47 AM.
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Ameglian cow
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Thanks! That works a lot better than having 5 different on ban events!
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Babel fish
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Babel fish
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I use this
on *:ban:#:{
if ($banmask == $address($me,0)) || ($banmask == $address($me,1)) || ($banmask == $address($me,2)) || ($banmask == $address($me,3)) || ($banmask == $address($me,4)) || ($banmask == $address($me,5)) || ($banmask == $address($me,6)) {
mode $chan -b $banmask
mode $chan -o $nick
ban # $address($nick,2)
kick # $nick Dont ban me
/cs kick $chan $nick Dont ban me
}
}
It wil automaticly kick the person who banned you xD
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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It wil automaticly kick the person who banned you xD //me sets mode +b $gettok($address(Dracoz,3),1,64) $+ @* and starts to grin 
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Hoopy frood
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I use this
on *:ban:#:{
if ($banmask == $address($me,0)) || ($banmask == $address($me,1)) || ($banmask == $address($me,2)) || ($banmask == $address($me,3)) || ($banmask == $address($me,4)) || ($banmask == $address($me,5)) || ($banmask == $address($me,6)) {
mode $chan -b $banmask
mode $chan -o $nick
ban # $address($nick,2)
kick # $nick Dont ban me
/cs kick $chan $nick Dont ban me
}
}
It wil automaticly kick the person who banned you xD As a side note, you can replace that first if-statement with the following: if ($banmask iswm $address($me,5)) { ... } Cleaner and (presumably) faster.
-KingTomato
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Hoopy frood
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You could also replace lines 3-5 with this.
mode # -bo+b $banmask $nick $address($nick,2)
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Fjord artisan
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Fjord artisan
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Or - mode # -bo+b $banmask $nick $wildsite
- mode # -bo+b $banmask $nick $site
And if ($banmask iswm $address($me,5)) could be if ($banmask iswm $ial($me))
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Nutrimatic drinks dispenser
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Nutrimatic drinks dispenser
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or you could just do this
on wateverlevel:ban:#channelname:/mode # -b $banmask
i have mine set like this on *:ban:#:/mode # -b $banmask
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Pikka bird
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Pikka bird
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Wouldn't...
if ($banmask iswm $ial($me)) { .. }
Or any other variation be triggered on someone with a similar host as your own? For example.. If my host was @p2p-59D4DBC9.mc.at.cox.net and someone banned *!*@p2p-G9T48BH6.bl.at.cox.net wouldn't that trigger it since it has the at.cox.net bit in it? I've actually been trying to figure out a way to determine if the person being banned is you or not for a long time now.
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Fjord artisan
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Nope, it won't.
Try this...
//echo -ag $iif(*!*@p2p-G9T48BH6.bl.at.cox.net iswm nick!user@p2p-59D4DBC9.mc.at.cox.net,Match!,No match!)
and (if your host is cox.net - and not your example banmask)
//echo -ag $iif(*!*@p2p-G9T48BH6.bl.at.cox.net iswm $ial($me),Match!,No match!)
$ial($me) returns the same as $address($me,5) - your full address (nick!user@host)
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