CTCP

[egyptian]

thanks alot working now but should use strip not as before without strip and why its sendin a time to all channels i am in

Edited February 13, 2007 by egyptian

[Warrior124]

Here is what I have...

 

ctcp *:*:*: {
  if (TIME == $strip($1)) {
    msg $comchan($nick,1) My Time is... Hmm! Sorry, $nick $+ . Check back sometime soon. :D
    haltdef
  }
}

 

You might want something like this...

 

ctcp *:*:*: {
  if (TIME == $strip($1)) {
    access $comchan($nick,1) add deny $ial($nick).addr 5
    kick $comchan($nick,1) $nick [Don't Check My Time!!]
    haltdef
  }
}

 

P.S.: The reason to use the $strip command is because some people uses color codes in their text, and needs to be stripped to use the commands properly.

Edited February 14, 2007 by Warrior124

[egyptian]

thanks alot for that i was using it in vincula like this

 

ctcp *:TIME:*: {
  if ($sock(msn.*. $+ $cid,0) >= 2) {
  echo $color(ctcp) -a Time Request by $nick
  .ctcpreply $nick TIME $date $+ , $time
  haltdef 
  }
}

 

 

so its here the same or it will do the local time just once not twice then halt right ?

Edited February 14, 2007 by egyptian

[Warrior124]

thanks alot for that i was using it in vincula like this

 

ctcp *:TIME:*: {
  if ($sock(msn.*. $+ $cid,0) >= 2) {
  echo $color(ctcp) -a Time Request by $nick
  .ctcpreply $nick TIME $date $+ , $time
  haltdef 
  }
}

so its here the same or it will do the local time just once not twice then halt right ?

Actually, the haltdef should stop it from sending the time to the person requesting it.

[egyptian]

thx alot for ur help again