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| GrimReaper - Fri Jun 29, 2012 2:21 pm |
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This is the current code I have worked on, the bot has the setudef flag set. But it's not doing anything.. I have tried many different way's of accomplishing this.. And none have worked, Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
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| Get_A_Fix - Thu Jul 12, 2012 5:22 am |
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I don't know why you were using a userdefined flag, but this is the way I made my public ignore script.
and then, you can use this to list them.. but beware.. if you have lots of ignores, this command will just flood you and it would be a LOT easier to get this information on the dcc/telnet/partyline.
Good Luck. |
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| GrimReaper - Sun Jul 15, 2012 12:06 pm |
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Get_A_Fix wrote I don't know why you were using a userdefined flag, but this is the way I made my public ignore script.
and then, you can use this to list them.. but beware.. if you have lots of ignores, this command will just flood you and it would be a LOT easier to get this information on the dcc/telnet/partyline.
Good Luck.
Thanks Get_A_Fix, The reason there is a setudef flag is because the eggdrop it's self is setup for a large channel, And the Admin's of that channel are to be the only one's that can use the command. The main file itself is near on 2000 lines long. lol All hand coded.. I will test out the script and let you know how it works.  |
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| GrimReaper - Mon Jul 16, 2012 5:06 pm |
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| Thanks Get_A_Fix, The ignore funtion worked.. The !ignores didn't work but I removed it. As it uses a timed unban, The !ignores isn't needed. Thank you so much for the help, I am still learning TCL but getting there slowly. |
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| Get_A_Fix - Fri Jul 20, 2012 8:18 am |
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If you loaded both the !ignore and !ignores commands together, in the same file, it should have worked fine. Were you on DCC/partyline, did you see any error's as to why it didn't work? My guess is you added !ignores to somewhere else and the ${pubtrig} part of the bind didn't work properly. Who knows, the code is sound, it works fine on my bot.  |
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