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ok, i have an "ircop scanner" as a script and it works good, but 1 [censored] happens... on QuakeNet it wont show admins, and it wont show 50% of opers altho they are there (i know coz i see many users on wallops)

why?

who 0 o will give you a list of visable irc operators, so if you are not in a channel with them and they are +i you wont get their nick in the who reply.

you say you have a scanner so this is probably not needed:

raw 352:*:if (* isin $7) echo 4 -a $6 is an irc operator

raw 313:*:echo 4 -a $2 is an irc oper

hmm, so only ones that have user mode -i will be visible...
well for an ircop scanner that sux in general

that was just me showing you 2 of the 2 ways with ircu to check who has o or O in their usermodes, it was not an attempt at an oper scanner

i still cant understand why it is so shame to talk bout it or give an code for it when you can dl it on official mircscripts pages...

People think that others will use them for bad purposes I think its just crap, If a ircop doesnt want to be known he can set mode +H on himself and change his host (Unreal) no ircop scanner can detect that then. They are useless for network scans most people have mode +i but they are nice for onjoin scans

i think problem is with what static said ircop are hiding

Code:

raw 352:*:{ if (* isin $7) { .inc %Var.Total | echo $active %Var.Total $6 $5 | halt } | else { halt } }
raw 315:*:{ echo $active End of oper scan. total: %Var.Total | unset %Var.Total | halt }

menu channel {
  Scan for opers:{ .who $active }
}

paste it in your remote section.. ALT + R ..

had to track it down this is what i use for an onjoin scan

Code:

on ^*:join:#: {
  userhost $nick
  set %ircop $nick
  set %ircopchan $chan
  halt
}

Code:

 
raw 302:*: {
  if (* isin $1-) {
    echo %ircopchan $asctime(10(04HH:nn:ss T10)) 10[4IRCop10] %ircop is an IRCop
  }
  halt
}

thats what my code does too.. the only thing is that my code do it on a /who #channel .. yours on join

I know but I like it when I personally see more then one way of doing it so I presented another way. and I like userhost over who, b/c I use who a lot and dont want to halt it, but I never need userhost

1 thing.... i use network scanner not channel scanner...
plus in what bad purposes ppl can use their info, you can easy do whois on them and AGAIN get their info

There are people on here that think that when people have these scanners they will use them like a police scanner. Will see oh look an IRCop joined shutup stop doing whatever it was we were doing

thatz stupid, coz IF and when oper enters server will report him /who scan on him.... so itz pointless...

i think that scanner is only good to see how many true opers are on some network coz mainly they are not hanging out in help channels (QN for example)

actualy they dont see /who or /userhost but on most servers they can see /whois