Kick Ban Commands Help

[Ozzy10]

much easier to use a .ini file

[Black Scorpion]

Ok, if ($1- == ****)

This says, if the whole text line == ****. Do you understand? The whole line has to exactly match ****. You would probably want to say isin or something.

 

Actually I believe I do.

 

alias kicknick {

if (-* !iswm $1) || ($len($1) > 3) halt

if (b isin $1) access $2 add deny $address($3,2) $4 : $+ $5- \ This would be the words that would ban.

if (k isin $1) kick $2 $3 $iif(b isin $1,$5-,$4-) \ This would be the words that would kick

}

 

on *:TEXT:*:#:{

tokenize 32 $vstrip($1-)

if ($1- == ***) kicknick -bk $chan $nick 0 $1 Not Allowed

}

 

If I used the -bk it would kick/ban for the word or phrase.

If I use -b it would ban, but in essence, this should only be used in a kick/ban scenario.

The -k would just kick.

 

This: alias kicknick {

if (-* !iswm $1) || ($len($1) > 3) halt

if (b isin $1) access $2 add deny $address($3,2) $4 : $+ $5-

if (k isin $1) kick $2 $3 $iif(b isin $1,$5-,$4-)

}

 

is basically the command/prompt/var/or we line. It is what tells the code what to respond to.

 

 

$1 will only respond to the text wanted if its the first word. if **** isin $1- will respond to textt anywhere in the statement.