I have been using Peace & Protection (no exploit version) for over a year now. It's a great script, however, I'm trying to built myself one, since PnP has some trouble with foreign scripts :P

One of the things I like about PnP is the nick coloring system. Besides coloring @Ops, notifies, etc, it also color IRCops. My question is: is there a way to know the person is an IRCop without /whois'ing them? Some nets use different Raws to tell if the person is an Oper (do they?), therefore a simple raw wouldn't do it.
Is there something like $nick(#,1,O)?

Thanks in advance
Zyzzy.

P&P probably uses the who reply (raw 352) to know who are ircops. Check for * in $7 (IIRC )

You could also try:

in a /whois reply (is accurate for dalnet - my only network I go on):

raw 309:*:{
}
raw 310:*: {
}
raw 313:*: {
}

And then in a /who reply:

raw 352:*: {
}

When you find one, you might want to assign them to user levels and then color the userlevel. Outside of that, maybe your network assigns them different hostmasks when they're opered. If so, you can do it on join via their address mask

on the /whois reply, the IRCop raw changes, but I dont think it does on the /who reply. Thanks both

Well, the ones I listed I KNOW give you info for IRCop on dalnet, but you're right, other raws for other networks show the same info.

Since we're on the subject.. I can't connect to DALnet without and Identd, and since i'm behind a non-configurable proxy here, can't get to it at all. What is the $N of the IRCop * on DALnet?

Thanks, Zyzzyx

for the /who reply it's if (* isin $7)

Cool, ty

you're welcome Glad to be of help