Q auth, hide host, join chans

By Chaz on May 10, 2005

This is not an auto auth script. It is purely to keep the password secure because sometimes brothers/sisters/family/friends can simply press alt + r and check the auth password in the script.
Hides host on auth and then joins any channels you want seperated by a comma

on *:CONNECT: {
  if ($right($server,13) == .quakenet.org) {
    .MSG Q@CServe.quakenet.org auth $?="Your authname" $?*="Your password"
  }
}

on *:NOTICE:AUTH'd successfully.:*:{ 
  if (($right($server,13) == .quakenet.org) && ($nick == Q)) {
    mode $me +x
;perform channels - join these.
    join #chan1,chan2,chan3
    clear -s
  }
}

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Yoinx   -  May 10, 2005

yeah, you can set your server\'s network reply as quakenet, you can also set the $server reply to be *.quakenet.org since it goes by the server name in the ircd\'s conf not the dns.

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xDaeMoN   -  May 10, 2005

Fake what? The network name?

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Chaz   -  May 10, 2005

no you can fake that

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xDaeMoN   -  May 10, 2005

Instead of \"($right($server,13) == .quakenet.org)\", use \"($network == quakenet)\".

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