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on *:text:`ban*:#: { if (!$2) { msg $chan $nick $+ , you need to choose a nickname to ban in this format: !ban <nickname here> } elseif ($nick isop $chan) { kick $chan $2 Added by Battle_BotV4 | msg # $2 has been placed on access deny list! access $active add deny $ial($2).user Banned by Battle Bot V4. } else { msg $chan Sorry $+ , $nick $+ , you need to at least have a host status to use this command. } }

Try regular expressions: if (!$hget($right(#,-2) $+ aop,%address)) && (!$hget(globalaop,%address)) && (%nick != $mnick) && (!$regex($nick,(\076))) { Or Use Travis' suggestion: if (>* iswm $nick) { return } These two methods will work.

1. The script I show you only works for you, meaning you are the sole person to trigger it. 2. It should automatically write you a Bans.txt to your mirc directory when you set a ban. 3. That script is written for Buzzen chat.

raw 801:*:write Bans.txt $4- on 1:INPUT:#: { if ($1 = !l10b ) { echo 4 -a $read(Bans.txt, 1) | echo -a $read(Bans.txt, 2) echo 4 -a $read(Bans.txt, 3) | echo -a $read(Bans.txt, 4) echo 4 -a $read(Bans.txt, 5) | echo -a $read(Bans.txt, 6) echo 4 -a $read(Bans.txt, 7) | echo -a $read(Bans.txt, 8) echo 4 -a $read(Bans.txt, 9) | echo -a $read(Bans.txt, 10) } elseif ($1 = !unban1) { access # delete deny $read(Bans.txt, 1) | echo 2 -a 1st ban has been deleted. } elseif ($1 = !unban2) { access # delete deny $read(Bans.txt, 2) | echo 2 -a 2nd ban has been deleted. } elseif ($1 = !unban3) { access # delete deny $read(Bans.txt, 3) | echo 2 -a 3rd ban has been deleted. } elseif ($1 = !unban4) { access # delete deny $read(Bans.txt, 4) | echo 2 -a 4th ban has been deleted. } elseif ($1 = !unban5) { access # delete deny $read(Bans.txt, 5) | echo 2 -a 5th ban has been deleted. } elseif ($1 = !unban6) { access # delete deny $read(Bans.txt, 6) | echo 2 -a 6th ban has been deleted. } elseif ($1 = !unban7) { access # delete deny $read(Bans.txt, 7) | echo 2 -a 7th ban has been deleted. } elseif ($1 = !unban8) { access # delete deny $read(Bans.txt, 8) | echo 2 -a 8th ban has been deleted. } elseif ($1 = !unban9) { access # delete deny $read(Bans.txt, 9) | echo 2 -a 9th ban has been deleted. } elseif ($1 = !unban10) { access # delete deny $read(Bans.txt, 10) | echo 2 -a 10th ban has been deleted. } } You can edit the code to read or add more line reads from Bans.txt in the same format shown above.

I'm not quite sure what Ameer has in mind, but perhaps this is what he intends to decipher? I don't know. Travis may help him better in achieving his goal. raw 801:*: { hadd -m Bans $3 $addtok($hget(Bans,$3),$4,44) } on *:PART: { hsave -o Bans Bans.hsh } on *:CONNECT: { hload Bans Bans.hsh } on *:DISCONNECT: { hsave -o Bans Bans.hsh } on 1:INPUT:#: { var %b = $hget(Bans,0).data | while (%b) { if ($1 == !last10ban) { echo 4 $hget(Bans,%b).data | dec %b } } }

I doubt this channel lister is deemed releasable.

I'd be damned if MSN chat made a comeback...lol

Nothing in this world is 100%, nor perfect.

Yeah, I second that.

Thanks err0r for your assistance in providing the reference to this script. I have successfully modified and made it work with my access list. I can't thank you enough! Of course, credit goes to the original author.

Josh, a very sleek, spiffy access list you have. But can the entries be saved and loaded from a txt, ini or hash table? I got tired of adding every entry manually and was hoping to be shown with a way to make it possible. Hopefully a standalone access list with mentioned feature to implement into my own access list.

Thanks Molson and Travis, I will be looking forward to it.

Hi does anyone have a good access list for Buzzen that has the ability to save and load? I can't find one here.

I don't know why some people cannot stand the success in other chat networks and will try everything unimaginable to cause havoc, such as ddos as a common evil practice.

Money isn't everything, but then who doesn't love it?

Moreover, there are countless people with the same first and last name; not to mention the data of birth in the same month range. Unless of course you have a rare name...but then again, you can fib. lol

Nice work!

It's impressive what one of his sons tries to do to clarify his father's wrongdoing, to bring the harmony in this world. Let's face it, what's done is done and nothing can bring back the death toll recorded in relation to al Qaeda. Time to put an end to this vicious cycle, but, again, I wouldn't put too much hopes in this effort, though.

Unfortunately nothing nor people are perfect. A "perfect" world doesn't exist unless the sun comes up in the west.

Buzzen is of unpredictability, really. It's normal for their users to have some hope while the "negative counterpart" who throw criticism at them at the same time...lol But I'd personally compliment them for the hard work they do, their volunteer staffs spending time behind the running of a chat service and planing on launching novel, excitingly bold ideas.

ignorance is ubiquitous, universal, inevitable, and encumbered.

I can't wait for the GTA 4 to come out!

Nice good addon! But is this translation tool going to be 100% accurate grammar-wise? A lot of times most online translation sties return the translated text wrong or in an incorrect meaning, which in the eyes of a native-speaking person, he or she can obviously tell if an individual is using an online translator or not.

You can get all chat users' info by simply being an operator of that particular chat service you're using. If any person on a script can do what an operator does, such as checking IP addresses, I don't think the term IRC operator is needed in the first place.