Mass Kick Protection

By jonypaul on Jul 07, 2006

This is a very easy snippet that will protect your channel from masskicks. It simply kicks anyone that kicks 4 people within 6 seconds and blocks the channel ( mode +i )
Obvioulsy only works if you have a higher level than the kicker.

On *:KICK:#: {
  /inc %nrofkicks 1
  timerkick 1 6 /unset %nrofkicks 
  if ( 4 isin %nrofkicks ) {
    /mode $chan +i
    /mode $chan +b $address
    /kick $chan $nick 0,1Excessive Kicks Detected. 
  }
}

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jugni - Apr 22, 2011

wrong code it kick ur self
try this
On *:KICK:#: {
/inc %nrofkicks 1
timerkick 1 6 /unset %nrofkicks
if ( 4 isin %nrofkicks ) {
/mode $chan +b $address
if ($nick != $me) { ./kick $chan $nick 0,1Excessive Kicks Detected. }
}

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Hitman - Jan 25, 2014

On *:KICK:#: {
if ($nick != $me) {
.hinc -mu6 KICKS $+($nick,$chan)
if ($hget(KICKS, $nick $+ $chan) > 4) {
mode $chan +ib $address($nick,2) | kick $chan $nick $hget(KICKS, $nick $+ $chan) Kicks. Possible Excess Kicks.
}
}
}

dashh - Feb 21, 2009

;- if any nick kick 4 nicks in a room.

On *:KICK:#: {
inc -u4 %kick. [ $+ [ $chan ] ]
if (%kick. [ $+ [ $chan ] ] == 4) {
; here put what do u like.
; /mode $chan +i
; /mode $chan +b $address
; /kick $chan $nick 0,1Excessive Kicks Detected.
}
}

; if u want replace the chan id for nick id.
; when a nickuser kick 4 nick in a row. the other way inc any user.

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Abtehi - Feb 20, 2009

I am confused. If I want to make this for a single channel or multiple channels.. I would say 2 channels, please give me correct codes for 2 channels. and the way it works, but I am looking for a Mass Ban Protection as well.

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fluppy - Jul 08, 2006

You could also do
if (4 isin %nrofkicks) && ($me isop $chan) {
instead of
if ( 4 isin %nrofkicks ) {

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fluppy - Jul 08, 2006

Instead of
/mode $chan +b $address
/kick $chan $nick 0,1Excessive Kicks Detected.

You could use
/ban -k $chan $nick 2 0,1Excessive Kicks Detected. .

And / at the start of the commands isn\'t needed either. mIRC automatically does the commands as though they have been there.

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