my script uses mirc 6.03 and i have this
On *:logon:*: {
if (%dcce == On) { .ignore -wd *!*@* }
}

On *:notice:dcc & *:?: {
if (%dcce == On) { .ignore -xu10 $nick }
}

coz of that "exploit", but thing is that sometime i can get dcc and sometime not...

why does it work so random ?

why on earth are on you 6.03? you are leaving yourself open to exploits i'd suggest upgrading to 6.16.

I have used 6.03 in the past, I liked it.. Anyways try using this instead.

will then dcc recive work normal and block only those who want to crash me or it will again block all recive?

It should only block those who try to use the crash exploit on you.

butt...

where to pot it...
coz there is no ON DCC or ON CTCP event :P ?

It goes in remotes. CTCP is an event. But it isn't on CTCP.



CTCP level:matchtext:target: { commands }

/help CTCP events

-Andy

i still cant recive files over dcc...

i get only this:

(01:02) [CTCP DCC] requested by someuser (id@host)

i changed a code a bit for my script... hope it doesnt bother

On *:logon:*: {
if (%dcce == On) { .enable #DCCE }
elseif (%dcce == Off) { .disable #DCCE }
}

#DCCE on
ctcp *:dcc send:*: if ($len($nopath($filename)) >= 225) { echo 4 -a $nick tried to crash you with an illegal dcc send of $nopath($filename) | halt }
#DCCE end

and theres only
/ctcps for on/off
and
/ctcpreply
in help :tongue:


so i dont think this thing of code works at all

I'm not using the code, either stop DCC-ing or change version to enable you too hehe. :tongue:

There are a few CTCP topics in the help file.

[*]CTCP Events
[*]CTCP prefix
[*]/ctcpreply
[*]/ctcps

Yes we all know mIRC 6.03 has a DCC exploit so why not upgrade? Doing so will enable you to use other implemented features to make your scripting easier.

-Andy

new versions are not compatible with script i use

Oh. Download a new one or make one.

script was abandoned in year 2001 i think and me to rescript it is too big lost of time