Anti-Advertising

By Foamy on Jan 13, 2006

An anti-advertising script. If the code locates "www" or "http" in a channel it will kick them. Then the next time it k+bans.

on *:connect: {
  unset %first.*
}

on *@:join:#: {
  ; Start Insert
  set %first. $+ $nick On
  .timer 1 900 unset %first. $+ $nick On
  ; End Insert
}

on *@:text:*:#: {
  ; Start Insert
  if ($nick !isop #) {
    if ( [ %first. [ $+ [ $nick ] ] ] != $null) {
      if (www isin $strip($1-)) || (http isin $strip($1-)) {
        ban # $nick 2
        kick # $nick No Advertising Allowed!
      }
      if (join $chr(35) isin $strip($1-)) {
        ban # $nick 2
        kick # $nick No Advertising Allowed!
      }
      if ($0 == 1) && ($left($1,1) == $chr(35)) {
        ban # $nick 2
        kick # $nick No Advertising Allowed!
      }
    }
    unset %first. $+ $nick
  }
  ; End Insert
}

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FiberOPtics - Jan 14, 2006

//if (www isin awww) echo -a match

This script is terrible.

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Foamy - Jan 14, 2006

I haven\'t had anyone say \"Awww\" which would trigger the \"www\" event. but I don\'t think they user would be kicked because they started it with \"A\" and not just \"W\".

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KuTsuM - Jan 14, 2006

What happens if someone says \"awww\" which seems to be commonly done

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Foamy - Jan 13, 2006

Well, so also if someone types \"go to http://\" blah blah blah..
@ xDaeMon; Lol. I don\'t really know how to do that, this is really my first time making my own Anti-Advertising. I\'ve had help from others. So this was my first attempt also using $strip.

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xDaeMoN - Jan 13, 2006

You can reduce a couple lines by using /ban -k, combination of the /ban & /kick command.

/help /ban

Also why not just strip everyting at the beginning of the event by inserting the code below before the first if statement:

tokenize 32 $strip($1-)

So you don\'t have to keep using strip everytime.

/help /tokenize

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XpLoiTeR - Jan 13, 2006

in fact foamy i dont c the importance of all of that code..i think u should have dont it like that

on :text::# {
if ($nick !isop $chan) {
if (www isin $1-) || (http isin $1-) || (join $chr(35) isin $1-) {
kick # $nick Spamming Not allowed.
}
}
}

i think that will fill the purpose .. much shorter anyway gj

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XpLoiTeR - Jan 13, 2006

i didnt try it...but seems to be clean

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