Anti idle

**Injen** · Sat Aug 04, 2012 10:57 am

Yes i know, a trite topic. But non of them i found works.
I'm running with mirc 7.19 + nbs and i cant solve it.

Hopefully someone sit on a working anti idle script, preferably a script without .msg $me so i can avoid the black notice box.

**Jethro** · Sat Aug 04, 2012 3:56 pm

The code below is an idle kicker that will find people in your channel for idling more than or equal to 30 seconds when your chat server pings the client running the code:

		Code 			
on *:ping:{
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  var %i = 1, %c
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  while ($comchan($me,%i)) {
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    if ($me isop $v1) {
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      %c = $v2
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      tokenize 32 $regsubex($str($chr(32),$nick(%c,0,r)),//g,$&
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        $iif($nick(%c,\n,r).idle >= 30,$iif($nick(%c,\n,r) != $me,$v1)))
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      kick %c $* Please don't idle here.
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    }
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    inc %i
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  }
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}	

**Injen** · Sat Aug 04, 2012 5:14 pm

Thanks, but it doesn't help me.
A better explanation. I want to hide my own idle time.

**Jethro** · Sat Aug 04, 2012 5:44 pm

Injen wrote

I want to hide my own idle time.

It seems I've misread your post to begin with, but you cannot hide your own idle time.

**Injen** · Sun Aug 05, 2012 2:50 am

A misunderstanding again.

Here's a script, but it deosn't work

		Code 			
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menu menubar {
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  Anti-Idle
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  .On:/timeridle 0 120 anti-idle | Set %anti-idle $true
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  .Off:/timeridle off | Set %anti-idle $false
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}
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on *:connect: { if (%anti-idle == $true) { .timeridle 0 120 /raw pong FD411636 } }	

So not hide the idle timer, but reset it every xxx sec.

**cofvempire** · Sun Aug 05, 2012 3:34 am

u can only reset the idle time when u say something in a channel.

so the only thing that could help is that u use a timer to msg a channel to reset the idle time

**Injen** · Sun Aug 05, 2012 1:03 pm

cofvempire wrote

u can only reset the idle time when u say something in a channel.

so the only thing that could help is that u use a timer to msg a channel to reset the idle time

Hmm don't really remember what irc script i used before, but that anti idle script did not type anything in any channel. And it worked flawless.
To be more precisely, it's fserver idle and not channel idle.

**Jethro** · Sun Aug 05, 2012 2:58 pm

Now I see what you meant by "anti-idle." Use this one:

		Code 			
on *:disconnect: .timer $+ $network off
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on ^*:open:?: if ($me == $nick) haltdef
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on *:connect: .timer $+ $network 0 20 .msg $me .	

This still requires msg $me but you should NOT get the message box because of it being halted.

**Injen** · Mon Aug 06, 2012 11:29 am

Sorry to say, but it did nor work for me.
The easiest way would just to make a timer on connect that type something in a channel.

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