Easier Way To Grab Gates.

[Psych]

Wow, nice new look, good job!

 

I'm guessing people dont post alot in here then? lol

 

Okay, a question....

 

Can you do a multiple WHOIS on a few nics at a time? I'm askin this because my bot likes to get the gates when it joins and check against its blacklist. I'm doing a WHOIS on all the nics one at a time but its a bit server heavy, especially with a full room.

 

I've put a few shortcuts in, like adding the gate for people that speak, for example. I was just curious if there is a quicker way.

[Ozzy10]

doesnt /who work too ?

that should give you the gate and sends a lot less info to you

[Guest X-Fusion]

Are you saying you want a mass whois?

alias mxwho { 
  var %mxa = 0, %mxb = 0, %mxc = $ticks
  while (%mxa < $chan(0)) {
    inc %mxa
    who $chan(%mxa)
    inc %mxb
  }
  echo -s Who'd: %b Chan(s) $calc(($ticks - %c) / 1000) sec(s)
}

That'll who all the channels your in, and it'll display their info. If you want from a who, the way to gather it would probably be a tokenize. The raw is 352 for the who.

[Tewl]

I find it good practice to always WHO [CHANNEL] when I join.

[pony]

WB Tewl

 

[The Gate Keeper]

basically, when you join a room, you are only given the nicks that are in the room. The gates are only given when particular information is present, that is with events such as certain modes, kicks, joins, parts and messages (can't remember if messages are yes/no, been a while). If they do nothing, you wont recieve their gate. Therefore you have to who the channel when you join.

 

It's only required once. After that, you can just use $address or $ial, checking the help file for more details.

[Psych]

Hi, thanks for your replies, I tried doing a who on the channel, It didn't do anything, maybe I got the format wrong. Does that give you gate information on every chatter?

 

Anyway, I'll keep trying.

[Guest Travis]

Whois info comes in on raw 307, 311, 312, 317, 318, 319 & 325.

 

311 has the gate info. You will need to whois everyone in the channel and you can easily flood out if there are too many people in the room.

 

 

on me:*:join:#:{
var %nik = $nick(#,0) | while (%nik) {
whois $nick(#,%nik)
dec %nik
}
}

raw 311:*:{
if (!$window(@who)) window @who
echo 2 @who 1= $1-
echo 3 @who rawmsg $rawmsg
}

 

This will help you test it.

Edited July 22, 2007 by Travis

[Molson™]

/who is disabled on Buzzen. Only /whois works.

[The Gate Keeper]

LOL, that is crazy. whois each user is worse then using a who on the channel, but ok, what ever floats their boat.