Find Host

By Marc on Jan 26, 2010

Ce script permet de retracer via la commande "!find " l'host de la personne donner.
Le tout étant stocker dans un fichier nommé join.ini

[b]MAJ :

- Change $address(..) for $wildsite (26/01/10)
- Added ! to on !:JOIN:: (26/01/10)
- Added a regex caption (27/01/10)
  [/b]

;
; Find Host system
; By marcqc irc.espace-chat.org @ #marcqc.com
;
;

on !*:join:#channel:{
  echo @host host - $nick : $wildsite
  writeini -n join.ini $nick 1 $wildsite
  msg #staff_log 4JOIN2 $nick 7: $wildsite
}
on *:TEXT:/^[.!@+]find/Si:*:{
    msg #staff_channel HOST4 $2 $+ 2: $readini(join.ini, $+ $2 $+ ,1)
  }

on *:input:*:{
  if (!find == $1) {
    msg #services HOST4 $2 $+ 2: $readini(join.ini, $+ $2 $+ ,1)
  }
}

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Flux - Aug 30, 2010

when i do !find theres no such results, my bot is no response,. how to use this?. o.O .. it's save in join.ini file but when i !find no results..

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Jethro - Jan 26, 2010

You don't have to have the hosts "deleted." That's when the /hsave and /hload command come in handy. :-)

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Marc - Jan 26, 2010

I believe that introducing a "hash table" on the scripts would not be good ... I do not intend to delete the host after a certain time. This could eat the RAM since the computer records all the host of all users who join the channel.

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Marc - Jan 26, 2010

Thank you for your comment, unfortunately I do not know how to use the "hash table"

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Jethro - Jan 26, 2010

You may need the ! prefix so that it won't record the client running the code: > on !*:join:#channel:{You can use

$wildsite

instead of the > $address($nick,2), which is shorter. It'd be suitable to use a hash table for this if you have a big, busy channel with different people joining on a daily basis.

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