All your little snippits can be posted as one script just as easily. There really is no need to post a separate one for !pepsi or !tv or !time, and more. - Just sayin'. :)

You can actually turn the initialization warnings off in mIRC.

Excellent script, works great! :D

Nevermind, it works. I corrected my own mistake. :D

Jethro, you must be doing something different because I get no response when I type @riddle on channel. Yes, everything is up-to-date, including mIRC. :)

Jethro, then you're in big trouble. :P

This script doesn't work. I'm guessing randomriddle.com has changed their layout/links?

Most, if not all, IRC clients have a "auto join on kick" option, but the purpose of this snippet is to delay the auto join using a timer. Some channels have a bot that will ban those that auto join after being kicked; I've been on such a channel. :-)

3:31pm LuminolBlue: -spell Microsoft
3:31pm TestClient: Microsoft is INCORRECT. Suggestions: "microsoft"

This is an excellent script, it just needs one tiny feature. The ability to recognize words with proper capitalization. Note the example above. Perhaps someone would be kind enough to fix this?

@blackvenomm666: The script isn't designed to unban you. It checks to see if you've been unbanned from a channel; hence the timer.

This little script will tell you what channel(s) a user is on when he/she joins your room. The channel information is echoed to you. For example:

A little script I wrote back in '06 and am still using to halt mIRC's default text. Feel free to make any changes to your liking. :-)

A very good friend of mine wrote this script for me, so all credit goes to him! This is not a revenge script but much more useful. The purpose of this script is to check every 10 seconds if a ban against you has been lifted on a particular channel. Once the ban has been lifted, all timers halt, and you will be auto joined to said channel. This is most useful if you're AFK and can't manually rejoin..

@TochA1551: Thank you. I'm glad you like it. :)

Nice one! :D

Just a little snippit for your convenience. Just past in Remotes and off you go!

Okay, thank you for all your help. I greatly appreciate it. I'll see if I can play around with it a little and get it to work how I want. :-)

I would have thought "iswm" would do the trick since both "!ident@.isp.com" and "!ident@.some.weird.name.isp.com" are valid banmasks. The hash tables idea is great, but not practical because at this rate, I'll be adding variations of valid banmasks such as the ones above all day. There are at least 15 authorized users in my bot. :-)

Jethro: Sorry to trouble you, but I'm still running into a bit of a problem. - Using revised code.

The ban gets removed if set like this:
10:44pm Mode Set: (new-nick123/#LuminolBlue) +b !@clue-306FE3BC.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com
10:44pm Mode Set: (Cat/#LuminolBlue) -b !@clue-306FE3BC.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com

But it doesn't get removed if set like this:
10:46pm -!- Mode Set: (new-nick123/#LuminolBlue) +b !cDn@.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com
10:46pm -!- Mode Set: (new-nick123/#LuminolBlue) +b !cDn@.rogers.com

Or any other format for that matter.

Thanks for your continued help!

Hmmm... doesn't seem to be working at all.

8:07pm -!- Mode Set: «new-nick123/#LuminolBlue» +b !cDn@.rogers.com

And my bot doesn't remove the ban like he's supposed to because I am level 100. Levels in my bot are entered like this: 100:Nick!@.isp.com. Perhaps this will help?

Thank you so much, Jethro. I greatly appreciate your help!

I'm trying to work on this ban protection for my bot. The problem is, I can't get the script to work with wildcard matches. The bot only protects users that have access to the bot, but these users are only protected if a ban on channel is set specific to the hostmask of the user in Users.ini. I'd like some assisstance in modifying this script so that a bot user banned using any type of $address is..