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| Arkadietz - Mon Dec 05, 2011 4:32 pm |
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Hello, i want a simple gline script for auto request
So if someone request some gline from sort
*** Notice -- Plamen!Plamen@irc.1irc.net on irc.1irc.net is requesting gline for [*@196.200.24.130] [Proxy Flood. (req. by Plamen)
i want to respond on this gline automaticly and example is
/quote gline *@196.200.24.130 [Proxy Flood. (req. by Plamen)
P.S I want to describe exactly which host i want, if plamen is with other nick for example dwadawd but his host is Plamen@irc.1irc.net the script check on his host not on his nick!
I'm trying something from sort
on *:SNOTICE:*requesting*gline*: { if (Plamen@irc.1irc.net isin $fulladdress) { /gline $1 $8 $9 } }
but without success! |
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| Jethro - Mon Dec 05, 2011 4:48 pm |
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| I'd do this with regex if I were you: |
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| Arkadietz - Mon Dec 05, 2011 5:02 pm |
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Jethro wrote I'd do this with regex if I were you:
okay, but where is the place where i can describe the correct host ? the host on the man that i trust?
if my mirc see someone do for example: *** Notice -- fafwswd!Plamen@irc.1irc.net on irc.1irc.net is requesting gline for [*@196.200.24.130] [Proxy Flood. (req. by Plamen]
make automaticly: /quote gline *@196.200.24.130 [Proxy Flood. (req. by Plamen)]
i want to make it the same but automaticly |
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| Jethro - Mon Dec 05, 2011 5:06 pm |
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That's precisely what my example does to catch the server notice and ban its IP with the reason provided via : Quote *** Notice -- fafwswd!Plamen@irc.1irc.net on irc.1irc.net is requesting gline for [*@196.200.24.130] [Proxy Flood. (req. by Plamen] the code will then does the glining as follows: if the "quote" is a command on your network when glining a person, just change it to:Otherwise you don't have to do a thing. The code example I've shown you above will do everything for you automatically. |
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| Arkadietz - Mon Dec 05, 2011 5:22 pm |
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Jethro wrote That's precisely what my example does to catch the server notice and ban its IP with the reason provided via : Quote *** Notice -- fafwswd!Plamen@irc.1irc.net on irc.1irc.net is requesting gline for [*@196.200.24.130] [Proxy Flood. (req. by Plamen] the code will then does the glining as follows: if the "quote" is a command on your network when glining a person, just change it to: Otherwise you don't have to do a thing. The code example I've shown you above will do everything for you automatically.
well, but ask you how to perform specific command host ie a person with a specific host, not everyone who request gline. I want to req glines only for person that i want not everyone!
With this code:
on $*:snotice:/(?i)requesting (gline) for \[(.+)\](.+)/S: $regml(1) $regml(2) $regml(3)
if i'm right i req gline for everyone my idea is to req only to hosts that i want |
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| Jethro - Mon Dec 05, 2011 6:41 pm |
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| I misread your explanation earlier. If the notice is sent from the server, shouldn't it be a bot nickname? The local notice is sent from nickserv, memoserv, etc.. |
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| Arkadietz - Mon Dec 05, 2011 7:09 pm |
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Okay again!
This is the hole procedure:
[gline][22:01:02] *** Notice -- NightWish!~exile@Where.The.Wild.Roses.Grow on eu.bgit.net is requesting gline for [*@196.200.24.130] [supp]
[gline][22:20:08] *** Notice -- Kiril!kiril@kiril.FreeBSD.org on irc.PLCNeT.org is requesting gline for [*@196.200.24.130] [supp]
[gline][22:20:47] *** Notice -- NightWish!~exile@Where.The.Wild.Roses.Grow on eu.bgit.net is requesting gline for [*@196.200.24.130] [supp]
[gline][22:21:15] *** Notice -- Plamen!Plamen@irc.1irc.net on irc.1irc.net is requesting gline for [*@196.200.24.130] [Proxy Flood. (req. by Plamen]
[gline][22:21:16] *** Notice -- Plamen!Plamen@irc.1irc.net on irc.1irc.net has triggered gline for [*@196.200.24.130] [supp]
I want to request gline automatically at specific people, ie people with specific hosts. assume that Plamen request gline can not use his nickname. may be another like Nick / quote gline ip / host reason to automatically for him. The idea is not even my computer so I can gline automatically rebutted these people that I want.
If my client / mIRC sees that the user can get a host of examples Where.The.Wild.Roses.Grow gline I put it to automatically request using the command / quote gline gline that is placed as (* @ 10.10.10.1) he and the reason he was chosen as: (fark off spam).
This command does not want to write by hand, but to run automatically -->
[gline] [22:20:08] *** Notice - Kiril! kiril@kiril.FreeBSD.org on irc.PLCNeT.org is requesting gline for [* @ 196.200.24.130] [supp] |
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