Quick reply, much appreciated.
After reading over some of the changes you've made, I noticed something:
In the elseif statement, you added
| inc %login.counter which would put the counter to 1, decreasing the attempts possible down to 4.
The tip on
inc %var is greatly appreciated, that should shorten up some of my other code nicely, thanks
For my application, the message telling them time remaining isn't necessary, since it's allowing root access to the computer and, if they're messing up more than 5 times, it's because they're not supposed to be there. But, I'm sure it could come in handy if someone were to apply this elsewhere.
Edit:
I added an alias so the login function could be applied to various scripts in your remote by adding the line:
I also added a few more features like: automatic logout on certain events, a specific logout function, various changes to shorten up the code.
alias ismaster {
if (%master.ident.ip.host == $address($1,5)) {
return true
}
return false
}
on *:notice:login *:?: {
if (%login.counter <= 4) {
if ($2 == Password) {
unset %login.counter
set %master.ident.ip.host $address($nick,5)
notice $nick Password Accepted
}
else {
inc %login.counter
notice $nick Password Incorrect
echo -a $nick %login.counter
}
}
else {
notice $nick You have failed 5 login attempts, please wait 5 minutes before trying again.
.timer 300 1 set %login.counter 0
}
}
on *:nick: {
if (%master.ident.ip.host == $address($nick,5)) {
set %login.counter 0
unset %master.ident.ip.host
notice $newnick You have been logged out.
}
}
on *:notice:logout:?: {
if (%master.ident.ip.host == $address($nick,5)) {
set %login.counter 0
unset %master.ident.ip.host
notice $nick You have been logged out.
}
}
on *:notice:*:?: {
if ($address($nick,5) == %master.ident.ip.host) {
echo -a Processing
$1-
}
}
