Auto Unban (with revenge kick)

Platform:  mIRC
Published  Oct 13, 2008
Updated  Oct 13, 2008
Just copy the snippet below and paste it in Remotes.

This Ban-protection script firstly unbans you (Obviously), then it fully de-ranks the person who tried to ban you and bans them, afterwhich they will be kicked from the channel.

Enjoy. on @!*:BAN:#: {
if ($banmask iswm $address($me,5)) {
mode $chan -b $banmask
mode # -qaohv+b $nick $banmask
mode # +b $address($nick,2)
kick # $nick 12Don't think you can do that shoot so easily7 $nick $+ .
}
}

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Dark_Energy   -  Nov 06, 2008
I spoke too soon.....went back and was banned......what's wrong?
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Xpl0reR   -  Nov 06, 2008
there is allready hundreads of small useless, codes like this one on hawkee.

make something with more lines, or more options...


Lame codes like this are written by 5th graders these days..
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Dark_Energy   -  Nov 06, 2008
I am 63 yo.....I very much enjoy chatting ...but....I tend to speak My mind...not being vulgar or disrespectful in chat rooms, just stating My opinion on something....for several years I got kicked, then banned for doing so, and I was really tired of it....I just loaded this and went into a room and asked them to ban Me....it worked flawlessly....thank you !! :-)
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napa182   -  Oct 13, 2008
um you can do

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rhasttaff   -  Oct 13, 2008

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look that have you unbanned and banned again...
maybe it was not happened becouse its break when you dont have access to unmode(-qaohv)
the nick that have banned you. and i guess that you have to repeat $nick like:
/mode # -vhoaq $nick $nick $nick $nick $nick

Jah Bless´´´
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^Neptune   -  Oct 13, 2008

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Why do that? You'd have to have higher access anyways to do that. :P

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You could also trim these two lines down with a /ban -k:

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Hope I helped.
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