Hello guys
i know that !say %name will pwn your server :-\ ,is there any way to protect my server from annoying ppl that want to pwn my server :o
in the !say command add something like,
if ( % isin $2) kick $nick
else {
vcmp.adminchat blah blah blah
I have no clue if that would work, as I'm not a genius at scripting but you can try :P
I don't think that should work, I think the best way is just remove ALL variables :P
or just +m (mute) the channel and give only people who you can trust +v (voice)
The old DLL has that bug.
Try and use VRocker's new and shiny DLL.
WSV currently uses the DLL.
what about something similar to the "swearing thing" if you do !say %name it goes ***** and then kicks/bans the player .
thats what i said in my last post, but i think murdock is right
itll kick the player, but im not so sure it would stop the command from working
thanks to all :D
omg Noob Commands SERVER locked >:( >:(
and mirc script reset my script funk you commands !say %name
Quote from: TanaX01 on July 09, 2008, 03:54:20 AM
omg Noob Commands SERVER locked >:( >:(
and mirc script reset my script funk you commands !say %name
l00l ;)
What revillo said may work but mirc may thing your giving it an empty variable (similar to when you do a $ on its own.
Try adding this...
on *:TEXT:*:#:{
if ( $chr( 37 ) isin $1- ) {
kick $chan $nick Feck Off! :)
}
}
The $chr will stop mirc parsing as a var.
Oh and as windlord said... i dont think this bug exists in my dll but i cannot confirm as i have not personally tested it.
Quote from: VRocker on July 09, 2008, 01:26:58 PM
What revillo said may work but mirc may thing your giving it an empty variable (similar to when you do a $ on its own.
Try adding this...
on *:TEXT:*:#:{
if ( $chr( 37 ) isin $1- ) {
kick $chan $nick Feck Off! :)
}
}
The $chr will stop mirc parsing as a var.
Oh and as windlord said... i dont think this bug exists in my dll but i cannot confirm as i have not personally tested it.
Thank VRocker ;)
Quote from: VRocker on July 09, 2008, 01:26:58 PM
What revillo said may work but mirc may thing your giving it an empty variable (similar to when you do a $ on its own.
Try adding this...
on *:TEXT:*:#:{
if ( $chr( 37 ) isin $1- ) {
kick $chan $nick Feck Off! :)
}
}
hey vrocker where should i put that??? ???
The $chr will stop mirc parsing as a var.
Oh and as windlord said... i dont think this bug exists in my dll but i cannot confirm as i have not personally tested it.