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#25128 19/05/03 10:45 PM
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1.

Is there any way to get all the channels a person is in upon a whois.

( $2 on raw 352 )

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I have been attempting to creat a kick-ban script.

It is supposed to kick a user 3 times for saying/doing something not allowed, then ban the user for a specified time.

I messed up totally with it as I started out with the idea of writing the nick in a txt file whenever he/she made an abuse...hence where I am going at...

Any pointers on this would be appriciated.

Thanks in advance.


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#25129 20/05/03 12:30 AM
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To know the number of any raw reply, simply type /debug -p @window (-p is for wrapping long lines).

Here's a script that captures the channels information:
Code:
raw 319:*:echo -> $2 is on: $3- | halt

As for a protection script, check out this page, and make sure to read the "reaction levels" part too.


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Thx alot, I managed to solve it the protection.

/debug -p @window doesn't show the numerics...atleast not for me...

However it seems was more tired then I thought yesterday..

Whois was supposed to be who

Hence the reason I wrote ( $2 on raw 352 )

Bad tendency of playing around with mIRC late at night...


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#25131 20/05/03 10:21 AM
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/debug is meant to monitor any data exchange between mirc and the server you're connected to. You need to open the window, do a /whois (or whatever else) and watch the window to know the order of the parameters, and the numeric belongs to each raw.

Anyhow, only /whois tells what channels the user is on, /who doesn't. If you wanted to make a bad channel kicker, it would be easier (and faster) if the bot sits in the bad channel (so that it can see who joins), and do a simple "if ($nick ison #badchan)" comparison when someone joins your channel.

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/who does actually find the channels a user is on just use this as an example:
on blah:TEXT:`find*:#:{ /who $2 }
raw 352:*:{
if (*#* iswm $2) {
msg $comchan($me,1) $2
}
else {
HALT
}
}


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That makes no sence at all to me...

$comchan($me,1) would search for a the first common channel I am in and I am in...


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#25134 21/05/03 01:44 AM
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If its one thing you should learn quickly on this forum, its to ignore pheonix's responces. 99.9% of the time, they are not helpful.

Secondly to get the channels a user is on with a whois, just use..

raw 319:*: {
/set %channels $3-
/unset %comchannels
/set -u0 %a 1
while (%a <= $numtok(%channels, 32)) {
if ($me ison $gettok(%channels, %a, 32)) /set %comchannels %comchannels $gettok(%channels, %a, 32)
/inc -u0 %a
}
}

Now, you have their channels in %channels, and channels you and they are in saved in %comchannels


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Ok...

I knew how to get the channels by numeric 319, but to use %channels on /who I need to save it by performing a /whois on the person first.

My question was however just if there was a way to get all the channels a user is on by just doing a /who on him/her.

And I can't see any need to use variables on /whois replys...

I am but a newbie when it comes to mIRC though, so I might have missed something...

And in all honestly...I have no idea how tokens work...

Thanks for the answer though, I feel kinda bad rejecting ppl when they try to help me...

So I take in conclusion that /who can only show the first channel in response, unless you trigger a /whois upon the target to get the channels, then save them as KingTomato just showed...

"I learned something new wink"

If anyone have a good newbie tutorial about tokens I would be very happy to get the link.

And thanks alot those of you who tried to help me, pls bear with this poor newbie for asking stupid questions...


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#25136 21/05/03 07:13 PM
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no that wud mean if you typed `find blah
it would find blah and message all the channels he was found on.
because $comchan($me,1) is a replacement for # or $chan or $active in raw.

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#25137 21/05/03 07:16 PM
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also you judged me too quickly bcoz i started off posting msn mad


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