Discussion:
new script
(too old to reply)
Grumpy
2004-10-12 11:21:21 UTC
Permalink
I saw a script the other day that I liked the look of and wondering if
anyone knows of it. If you blacklist a user it send them a message telling
em not to talk or they will be kicked, on the next word they say it kicks.
Anyideas on this?

Regards
Al
Vrodok the Repentant
2004-10-12 14:33:14 UTC
Permalink
On Tue, 12 Oct 2004 21:21:21 +1000, in alt.irc.mirc.scripts, "Grumpy"
Post by Grumpy
I saw a script the other day that I liked the look of and wondering if
anyone knows of it.
Could be a *lot* of scripts.
Post by Grumpy
If you blacklist a user it send them a message telling
em not to talk or they will be kicked, on the next word they say it kicks.
Anyideas on this?
Regards
Al
Grumpy
2004-10-12 22:43:42 UTC
Permalink
Any idea where I could find any, all that I have found do a specific word
check.

Regards
Al
Post by Vrodok the Repentant
On Tue, 12 Oct 2004 21:21:21 +1000, in alt.irc.mirc.scripts, "Grumpy"
Post by Grumpy
I saw a script the other day that I liked the look of and wondering if
anyone knows of it.
Could be a *lot* of scripts.
Post by Grumpy
If you blacklist a user it send them a message telling
em not to talk or they will be kicked, on the next word they say it kicks.
Anyideas on this?
Regards
Al
Bianca
2004-10-12 22:46:27 UTC
Permalink
Post by Grumpy
I saw a script the other day that I liked the look of and wondering if
anyone knows of it. If you blacklist a user it send them a message telling
em not to talk or they will be kicked, on the next word they say it kicks.
Anyideas on this?
Regards
Al
Put this in remote:

on +black:Text:*:#mychannel: { kick # $nick Told ya! }
alias blacklist { auser black $1 | notice $1 Now shut up! If you say any other word, I will kick you! }



To add: type /blacklist <nick>
You must have op, or it will not work. ;o)
To remove someone: alt-r, users, then remove the user, including 'black:'
You can change to every channel: just change '#mychannel'

Have fun!
Grumpy
2004-10-13 12:47:29 UTC
Permalink
you are amazing. many thanks again owe you one
Post by Bianca
Post by Grumpy
I saw a script the other day that I liked the look of and wondering if
anyone knows of it. If you blacklist a user it send them a message telling
em not to talk or they will be kicked, on the next word they say it kicks.
Anyideas on this?
Regards
Al
on +black:Text:*:#mychannel: { kick # $nick Told ya! }
alias blacklist { auser black $1 | notice $1 Now shut up! If you say any
other word, I will kick you! }
Post by Bianca
To add: type /blacklist <nick>
You must have op, or it will not work. ;o)
To remove someone: alt-r, users, then remove the user, including 'black:'
You can change to every channel: just change '#mychannel'
Have fun!
Grumpy
2004-10-15 01:22:04 UTC
Permalink
Hi Bianca

on +black:Text:*:#onlythesexxxypeoplez.r: { kick # $nick Told ya so! }
alias blacklist { auser black $1 | notice $1 12 You have said enough, say
another word and you are out! }
alias remlist { ruser black $1 | notice $1 12 You may now speak again! }


I used the above and it does what it is supposed to BUT does not give the
notice in the 2nd line.

I have also defined my /F12 blacklist $$1, /F11 remlist $$1
it is changing the user list but not sending the notice on the remlist


Any suggestions thanks
Alan
Post by Bianca
Post by Grumpy
I saw a script the other day that I liked the look of and wondering if
anyone knows of it. If you blacklist a user it send them a message telling
em not to talk or they will be kicked, on the next word they say it kicks.
Anyideas on this?
Regards
Al
on +black:Text:*:#mychannel: { kick # $nick Told ya! }
alias blacklist { auser black $1 | notice $1 Now shut up! If you say any
other word, I will kick you! }
Post by Bianca
To add: type /blacklist <nick>
You must have op, or it will not work. ;o)
To remove someone: alt-r, users, then remove the user, including 'black:'
You can change to every channel: just change '#mychannel'
Have fun!
Bianca
2004-10-16 16:45:33 UTC
Permalink
Post by Grumpy
Hi Bianca
on +black:Text:*:#onlythesexxxypeoplez.r: { kick # $nick Told ya so! }
alias blacklist { auser black $1 | notice $1 12 You have said enough, say
another word and you are out! }
alias remlist { ruser black $1 | notice $1 12 You may now speak again! }
I used the above and it does what it is supposed to BUT does not give the
notice in the 2nd line.
I have also defined my /F12 blacklist $$1, /F11 remlist $$1
it is changing the user list but not sending the notice on the remlist
Any suggestions thanks
Alan
Probably $1 is empty, you can look that up with the echo command:

alias remlist { echo-s $$1 $1 | ruser black $1 | notice $1 12 You may now speak again! }

Then in status window you see both (same) nicks or only one and an error message.


Try in section alias:

F11 ruser black $$1 | notice $$1 12 You may now speak again!


Have fun.

Loading...