!say %name xD

[Nemesis2500]

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 

[ReVilo]

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

[GTA-Roloboy]

I don't think that should work, I think the best way is just remove ALL variables

or just +m (mute) the channel and give only people who you can trust +v (voice)

[Windlord]

The old DLL has that bug.

Try and use VRocker's new and shiny DLL.

WSV currently uses the DLL.

[Jack_Bauer]

what about something similar to the "swearing thing" if you do !say %name it goes ***** and then kicks/bans the player .

[ReVilo]

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

[Nemesis2500]

thanks to all 

[TanaX01]

omg Noob Commands SERVER locked 

and mirc script reset my script funk you commands !say %name

[Nemesis2500]

omg Noob Commands SERVER locked 

and mirc script reset my script funk you commands !say %name

l00l 

[VRocker]

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...

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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.

[TanaX01]

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...

Code Select Expand


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 

[Nemesis2500]

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...

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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.