Gatekeeperpassport Logger

[Guest Lynx]

#gatekeepers on 
on *:JOIN:*: {
  if ($nick != $me) {
  window -m @Gatekeepers | echo @Gatekeepers 0,12( $+ $asctime $+ ) $msn.decode($nick) 9 $+ $replace($nick,>,Guest_) $+ 7 $+ ! $+ 12 $+ $address }
}
#gatekeepers end

 

 

Ok this might seem a silly question to ask .. but iv got to ask it ... I have hybrids history in my script and that stores the gatekeepers so if I get someone who needs banning I go and look at the history.txt and get the gatekeepers .. now here it comes .. I also have a gatekeepers code as you can see above ^^^^ and that comes up in my script in a seperate window where I can view all the gatekeepers that have come into the room .. my question is it possible that the gatekeepers can be logged in A .. i.e folder or text document as I would like to take hybrids history out and code myself a welcome

 

X-Fusion I am still practising and have made a few codes for my script with the small tutorial you gave me

[Guest X-Fusion]

#gatekeeper_txt on 
on *:JOIN:*: {
  if ($nick != $me) {
    /write GKP/GKP.txt ( $+ $asctime $+ ) $msn.decode($nick) $replace($nick,>,Guest_)  ! $address($nick,1) }
}
#gatekeeper_txt end

Completely off the top of my head. I believe the syntax for /write is right. Make a folder called GKP then inside it, make a text file called GKP and it'll be stored there with the time, nick and address.

[Guest Lynx]

Works a treat X-Fusion ... one thing if someone comes in the room and leaves and comes back it shows there gatekeeper a few times lol .. no pleasing some peeps mate As always thankyou for your help on this one

[Guest X-Fusion]

You could always do

#gatekeeper_txt on 
on *:JOIN:*: {
  if ($nick != $me) {
     /gcheck
  }
}
alias gcheck {
if ($nick != %gnick) { 
set -u60 %gnick $nick
/write GKP/GKP.txt ( $+ $asctime $+ ) $msn.decode($nick) $replace($nick,>,Guest_)  ! $address($nick,1) }
}
#gatekeeper_txt end

Off the top of my head again. Try it again and see if it works lol.

[Guest Travis]

Why not check the text file or window to see if the nick or gate is already there?

 

I personally let it log them repeatedly. If I ever have to go back and look because of suspicious behavior it gives me a better idea of what happened.

 

 

X ya missed setting the nick.

 

alias gcheck {

if ($nick != %gnick) {

 

set -u60 %gnick $nick

 

 

Edited March 6, 2008 by Travis

[Guest X-Fusion]

Yeah ... good point. Post fixed, ty.

[Guest Lynx]

 #History_txt on 
on *:JOIN:*: {
  if ($nick != $me) {
    /gcheck
  }
}
alias gcheck {
  if ($nick != %gnick) { 
    set -u60 %gnick $nick
  /write history.txt ( $+ $asctime $+ ) $msn.decode($nick) $replace($nick,>,Guest_)  ! $address($nick,1) }
}
#History_txt end

 

X-Fusion works fine ... still puts the nicks gates in the history.txt more than once ... but who cares lol it works and that is what I wanted ... hope you dont mind but i modified the code so i can just look in the history.txt and it got rid of the folder lol .. What can i say to you X-Fusion .. but many thanks for your help on this one .. also helped me to do a little coding of my own Thanks Mate.