Simple load/unload script
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| Date Added | Dec 31, 2006 |
| Last Updated | Dec 31, 2006 |
| Tags | load script unload |
Introduction
Where it says Bot's Owner's Nick, this script is set up to only let the owner of the bot be able to load/unload scripts. You can edit this to include ops, hops, etc..etc..
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Simple load/unload script
Posted on Dec 31, 2006 7:34 pm
Posted on Dec 31, 2006 7:34 pm
why .ini? most scripts are .mrc? Also if they enterd !unload file.ini it would try to unload file.ini.ini so maybe try using if (.ini isin $2-) and also insted of if ($nick == blah blah blah) { why not use if ($address($nick,2) == $address($me,2) {
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Simple load/unload script
Posted on Jan 1, 2007 6:21 am
Posted on Jan 1, 2007 6:21 am
well, scripts can be in .mrc AND .ini files, i think your first file in your remotes(the default one when you first download mIRC) is in .ini format, but when you usually download mirc addons, it will be in .mrc format. So really, you should change load -rs $2- $+ .ini and change it to load -rs $2-
Just because the bot owner should know if what they\'re trying to upload is in .ini or .mrc format. Also change unload -rs $2- $+ .ini to load -rs $2- And also, [M]ike, most people have vhosts on some registered nicks, but usually not on there bots, so you would want it to be the nick instead of it looking at the address. But there are many things to edit, im too tired to list them all though lol. (like checking if the file is real, and checking if what the person is trying to unload is the file with the above snippet in it) Sorry for this post being so long, lol.
Just because the bot owner should know if what they\'re trying to upload is in .ini or .mrc format. Also change unload -rs $2- $+ .ini to load -rs $2- And also, [M]ike, most people have vhosts on some registered nicks, but usually not on there bots, so you would want it to be the nick instead of it looking at the address. But there are many things to edit, im too tired to list them all though lol. (like checking if the file is real, and checking if what the person is trying to unload is the file with the above snippet in it) Sorry for this post being so long, lol.
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Simple load/unload script
Posted on Jan 1, 2007 6:22 am
Posted on Jan 1, 2007 6:22 am
on the 6th line, 11th word, where i said \'load\' i meant \'unload\'
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Simple load/unload script
Posted on Jan 1, 2007 7:07 am
Posted on Jan 1, 2007 7:07 am
Zabuza, I didn\'t say ALL scripts are .mrc I said \'most\' and also, I said address, because the server I\'m on has too many users to give vhosts to them all. Yes, is $file could be used, and once I\'ve finsihed my massive bot control script I\'ll upload it and you\'ll see how I did it ;)
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Simple load/unload script
Posted on Jan 1, 2007 7:23 am
Posted on Jan 1, 2007 7:23 am
lol, sorry it was like, 4am i guess i didnt read yours slowly enough lol
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Simple load/unload script
Posted on Jan 2, 2007 6:15 am
Posted on Jan 2, 2007 6:15 am
using .load -rs $2- instead of .load -rs $2- ini would be good enough.
anyway I don\'t think that remote loading is a great idea. Nicknames can be taken over, so I\'d have more security than just if ( $nick == %owner ).
I\'d also do something like on trusted:text:!load*:#:
and have the owner\'s IP address with the \"trusted\" level in the level section.
Being its a non-numeric level, no default level can trigger it, making it uber-exclusive, which is neccary because someone having access to load -rs on your machine is fairly comprimising.
anyway I don\'t think that remote loading is a great idea. Nicknames can be taken over, so I\'d have more security than just if ( $nick == %owner ).
I\'d also do something like on trusted:text:!load*:#:
and have the owner\'s IP address with the \"trusted\" level in the level section.
Being its a non-numeric level, no default level can trigger it, making it uber-exclusive, which is neccary because someone having access to load -rs on your machine is fairly comprimising.
