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I had to reformat and lost all my info

the one script I had would watch for certain strings (ie nick word word word) and if anyone said them would msg a bot to kick ban them.

Thanks for anyones help on this

Are you trying to say that there's a certain nickname that can't say words? Or no-one can say the words? Perhaps something like:

Code:

on *:TEXT:*:#: {
if ($1 isin badword badword badword badword { /kick $chan $nick optionalkickreasonhere

I don't know if that's valid or not, but I think it's a pretty good shot.

there's one on the network I'm on in the chan I'm on that spouts the same lines and flood the channel over and over-mainly wantign it to catch the key words in his spouting and have it trigger to ban through Unets X

In that case(again, hoping on the validity):

Code:

on *:TEXT:*:#: {
if ($nick == shitlistednickname && $1 isin badword badword badword badword) { /msg nickname message }

that is close but the one uses proxies and changes nicks so has to be global for the nick and host

makes it a pain

Er, how do you expect to track a single guy if he changes nicknames and hostmasks? The only way you can is to do a blanket ban on those certain words for any nickname.

Code:

on *:TEXT:*:#: {
if ($nick == $1 isin badword badword badword badword) { /msg nickname message }
}

that looks like what was wanting for a temp solution since this ass is so persistant

Thanks

but not quite-if is in one chan and says the "badwords"

editedagain

nm I got it I THINK

Er, wait, I botched that up a bit. Corrected:

Code:

on *:TEXT:*:#: {
if ($1 isin badword badword badword badword) { /msg nickname message }
}

Again, let me emphasize that this SHOULD work, but I'm not quite that confident in my abilities. Tell me how it goes!

Oh, you only want it for one channel?

Quote:

on *:TEXT:*:#: {
if ($nick == $1 isin badword badword badword badword) { /msg nickname message }
}

Quote:

on *:TEXT:*:#yourchannelhere: {
if ($nick == $1 isin badword badword badword badword) { /msg nickname message }
}

Anyone care to tell me if I completely frakked this? Deegee, Riamus?

the nickname to be msging is X on Unet I think got it but chans dead so can't verify it yet

loading another client to test even if I get myself caught in th eban on my own host lol

Quote:

on *:TEXT:*:#yourchannelhere: {
if ($nick == $1 isin badword badword badword badword) { /msg X commands }
}

Are you looking for something like your post here?

Originally Posted By: deegee

Are you looking for something like your post here?

Awww, nuts. I made that for nothing? XD

no not that one-though I'm still working on that

but something that when someone in one chan says 2 or 3 certain words in (one sentence) one chan it'll trigger it and set a 1hr ban on that nick/host

You could try this script

Code:

on *:TEXT:*:#channel:{
if (badword badword iswm $1-) { /ban -ku3600 $nick 5 }
}

EDIT: Maybe isin would work better than iswm? And use || for OR to separate the words?

I think this is perfect:

Code:

on *:TEXT:*:#channel:{
  if (fuck || shit || damn || bitch isin $1-) { /ban -kzu3600 $chan $nick 5 }
}

Will ban them for an hour if fuck OR shit OR damn OR bitch are in what they say.

Anyhow, I'm off to bed for the night.

Bad format for the if.

Originally Posted By: Mpot

Will ban them for an hour if * OR * OR damn OR bitch are in what they say.

Actually it wil ban everyone who posts anything

This is how its interpreted...

Code:

  if (string) { ban -kzu3600 $chan $nick 5 }
  elseif (string) { ban -kzu3600 $chan $nick 5 }
  elseif (string) { ban -kzu3600 $chan $nick 5 }
  elseif (word isin $1-) { ban -kzu3600 $chan $nick 5 }

...the first 3 are always true, because they are just strings, not comparisons or something that can return a non $false/NULL/0 value. The script will never even get to the first elseif.
Try it from an editbox, //if (word1 || word2 || word3 || word4 isin $1-) { echo -ag whoops! }

Also, there isn't a -z switch for /ban
/ban [-kruN] [#channel] <nickname|address> [type]

Er, then how would I do it properly?