Aop Question.

[Guest Travis]

I don;t think the IAL has the address yet on join. Try adjusting $address to match the style you save the gate as.

 

I try to make the mask as simple as possible for these things. What I often do is use just the ident.

 

i.e: Ident@GatekeeperPassport

 

So I can use $gettok($address,1,64). I don't like having *'s in my lists to match user gates. I like to keep it straight, simple and plain.

 

SoulFly's aOp users are saved like this.

 

hadd users $address level.%#roomname <== this would be local, where level is: op.%#room man.%#room admin.%#room

 

Global is:

 

hadd users $address g_admin

hadd users $address g_man

 

 

I use $address because in every normal event $address returns Ident@GatekeeperPassport which makes it easy to match.

Edited April 19, 2008 by Travis

[x-cOn]

It doesn't when you join.. the /who command would have to be executed

[Guest Travis]

That wasn't a me:*:join:#:{

 

That was a user join and I don't believe the user is in the IAL until after the join event which is why I suggested using $address.

 

You can also use $rawmsg and $gettok it.

[Molson™]

Well I do /who when someone joins a channel. Travis, I've tried your way before and some reason it don't grab $address.

[x-cOn]

You shouldn't have to /who everytime someone joins, just when you join a channel

[Molson™]

/who $nick and /who # when I join.

[pony]

Try this, it works great for me

Enjoy

advaced aop list local and globle

 

pony

Edited April 19, 2008 by pony

[Molson™]

Thanks Pony but ini is to simple and I want to try hash tables for my aop.

Edited April 19, 2008 by Molson™

[Guest Travis]

ini is too slow for my tastes. I like hash or MySql if the list gets to be too big.

 

Molson, $address is a parameter in any normal event. I find it hard to believe you do not get the proper information. Unless, of course, you are using a socket connection that does not handle the event properly.

 

You can use $rawmsg and gettok the mask from it.

 

on *:join:#:{

echo 3 $chan . $nick 's address is $address

echo 12 $chan . $rawmsg

 

}

 

 

Id be really surprised if these echo's didn't return $address and $rawmsg. Try them please.

 

And yeah, you shouldn't who the channel whenever someone joins. If you do not plan on making your code public and the rooms you are in have 5 or 6 people in them then thats ok, but you wouldn't want to be in a room of 40 or 60 and who whenever someone joins. What if there is a join flood? What if 5 people join within 3 seconds of each other? It could easily flood you out, and will always impose strain on the server.

 

Just a sidenote to anyone ... contrary to popular belief, the chat servers aren't a hacking challenge, or "let's see if we can crash the server". Maybe when it was MSN and you felt all cool for messing with a huge corporation, but now the servers are run by hoobyists. The server is your chat livelihood, so be kind to it.

Edited April 19, 2008 by Travis

[pony]

actuly its quite fast and stable

also have

[

stop owner local

stop host local

shitlist local

voice stop local

] above commands i do not have clear access on it for i didnt want to clear access in other peoples room

but can be easly add

also will deop the user

and if he/she is oped again it will deop both users ]

if added there is no way of use getting hammer as long as your a op

weath someone ops them or they use pass or access

worth a look at

 

advaced aop list local and globle

 

 

ether way let me know what you and others think

Edited April 19, 2008 by pony