IRC operator detector.

Platform: mIRC

Published Apr 17, 2012

Updated Apr 26, 2012

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IRC Operator Detector - Version 1.0
This script will tell you if you have IRC operator(s) in your channel.

There is 1 IRCop detected
<Aha2Y> !ircops
-Bot- [Detector] There is 1 IRC operator detected.
-Bot- [Detector] Aha2Y

There are no IRCop
<Aha2Y> !ircops
-Bot-[Detector] Your channel is IRCop free!.

Warning
This script has not been fully tested. So there maybe are some bugs. Please contact me if you find one.

NEXT VERSION SOON!

;IRCop detector by Aha2Y



on *:text:!ircops:#:{

  if ($2 == $null) {

    set %ircop.checker 1 

    who $chan

    set %ircop.send $nick

  }

}

raw 352:*:{

  if (%ircop.checker == 1) {

    if (* isin $7) { set %ircop.nick $addtok(%ircop.nick,$6,32) | inc %ircop.count | echo IRCop  }

  }

}



raw 315:*:{

  if (%ircop.checker == 1) { 

    if (%ircop.count != $null) { 

      notice %ircop.send [Detector] There $iif(%ircop.count == 1,is,are) %ircop.count IRC $iif(%ircop.count == 1,operator,operators) detected.

      notice %ircop.send [Detector] %ircop.nick

      unset %ircop.*

    }

    else { 

      set %ircop.count 0

      notice %ircop.send [Detector] Your channel is IRCop free!.

      unset %ircop.*

    }

  }

}

Comments

NIGathan - Apr 26, 2012

@LucSatise I said who and whois. Who is a single lined whois with possibly less information. I am saying that operators with certain usermodes can see when they are who'd on certain ircd's. Yes it is uncommon, but I have seen it happen with my Hover Info script.

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Aha2Y - Apr 26, 2012

Thank you all for the feedback!

@kiri
You are completely right about the %ircops.chan variable, I used it in the previous version of the script. The previous script would say everything in the channel which would cause problems because it would have highlight all the IRCops in the channel. I will removed the variable in my last version which i will upload soon.

@oRtakVeLja
Yes, there is a high chance that you will get excess flooded of a server if there are 50~ IRC operators in the channel.
Although. I'm working on a flood protection which will slice the notice if its reaches the limit and will give another notice with the other nicks.

I would appreciate it if you have more idea's for the script. Don't be shy!, Just post and maybe i will include it!

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LucSatise - Apr 25, 2012

@NIGathan This doesn't whois so ircop's wont ever see this.

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NIGathan - Apr 21, 2012

Great script, just a heads up though. On some ircd's, with certain usermode/snomask, operators can see when they are who'd and/or whois'd. Granted, it is much rarer for an oper to see a who as apposed to a whois.

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kiri - Apr 20, 2012

		Code 			
on $*:text:/^[&!.@]ircops?$/Si:#:{
  set %ircop.checker 1
  who $chan o 0
  set %ircop.send $nick
}
raw *:*: {
  if %ircop.checker == 1 {
    if $numeric == 352 { haltdef | if (* isin $7) { set %ircop.nick $addtok(%ircop.nick,$6,32) } }
    elseif $numeric == 315 {
      if %ircop.nick {
        .notice %ircop.send [Detector] There $iif($numtok(%ircop.nick,32) == 1,is,are) $numtok(%ircop.nick,32) IRC $iif($numtok(%ircop.nick,32) == 1,operator,operators) detected.
        .notice %ircop.send [Detector] %ircop.nick
      }
      else {
        .notice %ircop.send [Detector] Your channel is IRCop free!.
      }
      unset %ircop.*
    }
    if ($numeric == 315) haltdef
  }
}
	

you set %ircops.chan but you do not use it
numtok used for counting
you check all the living room when there are specific Who which can cause a flood

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