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[Guest X-Fusion]

$address in terms of mIRC isn't an email address, it's your unique identifier usually based on your IP address. For example, on Koach, $address($me,5) returns [email protected]. The $address can't be faked, however, your name can.

[Fanfare]

You need to change abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz to your actual one.

if ($address == abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz@BuzzenPassport) {

[Guest Travis]

Travis this bit fella ...if ($address = <your address>) just to get it right take a look at this "fake" if ($address = <[email protected]>) am I right ...

 

No. The actual email addresses are usually private.

 

In IRC everyone is given an address by the server. It is their personal identification card which shows their nickname and 2 other possible forms of address. An address being, giving a user a number so you can easily identify them. Just like a street address shows you quickly exactly which house it is on the block. And like each house, a person's address cannot be changed.

 

Nickname!Ident@Address

 

err0r!6492d38d732122c58b44e3fdc3e9e9f3@BuzzenPassport

 

The identifier $address will return 'Ident@Address' in an event.

/help $address

 

;This will show you someone's address when they join the room. Also I used $ial.
;/help $ial
;It is mIRC's Internal Address List
on *:join:#:{
echo -a Join $nick : $address
echo 14 -a $ial($nick).addr
}

 

For your code, you needed a text event.

 

on *:TEXT:*!beeps:#: {

  if ($address = <you're address>) {
    msg $chan etc.
  }

;you could make a list of addresses
  elseif ($address isin <a list of addresses>) {
   commands
  }

}

 

To find your address you can use $address($me,5) .

 

//echo -a $address($me,5)