Actually my friend it did not work since my server is not an actual IRC service, Are you familiarized with Justin TV?

I wouldn't have a clue to reproduce the issue you're having, since I don't use IRCAP. Try installing my code in a new remote on its own and see what happens.

Hi Jethro_ : you provided me with a script so say Hello to ops only. It works great, thanks, but after I installed IRCAP, the script doesn't work any more, I already looked into IRCAP options, but didn't see anything to solve the issue, any idea on how to overcome that ? Thanks again

The example I have shown you will exclude the voiced or regular users. You might have done something wrong in your code that results the unworkability.

did not work my friend! :( thanks for trying though !!!

sweet let me try it. you want to see my channel? i added you as a friend. I give you the link in a message!

Mazter_1 wrote:> What I will like is that regular mods dont have the access to tell my bot to leave

if ($nick !isreg $chan) || ($nick !isvoice $chan) {

These two conditions will negate regular and voice mode. In other words, they won't be able to tell your bot to trigger upon a code.

I mean like, My bot is in more than 50 channels. So What I will like is that regular mods dont have the access to tell my bot to leave. I will like to reserve the right to the channel owner... what I dont get is, " ~ " do i need to place something for the " ~ " in its place?

This will have to work:

if ($nick(#,$nick,~)) {

Check if the user mode prefix of the owners is indeed a ~, and if it is, you can place it as shown in my example.

UPDATE!!

It did not work man. It's Probably my irc server I will really ask you for your help if you have another way. If not thanks for the help.

Jethro_

Thanks Alot man... I will check it out and let you know.

Jethro_

Thanks for your script on saying HI to all operators.

I moved the "msg $1 Hello to %h" command down between the 2 "}" because it was saying hello many times as operators are in the room.

Mazter_1, for owner status, you can use:

 if ($nick isowner $chan) {

The isowner operator will match the user nick mode "q". This operator may or may not work for standard ircd servers. If that doesn't work for your network, use

if ($nick($chan,$nick,~)) {

where the ~ indicates he or she is an owner.

What about if my bot has an !exit command (which makes the bot leave the channel...) But I only want the channel owner to be able to use this command.

my if sentence is :

if ($nick isop $chan) {
msg $chan $nick ok I will exit # ... don't forget to follow me...
/part # $chan
}

maotulua wrote:> I want to say Hi to ops only upon myself entering a chat room, how would i accomplish this within a script ?

on me:*:join:#:{
  .timerhi 1 3 greetings #
}
alias -l greetings {
  var %h, %g 1
  while $nick($1,%g,a,rv) {
    %h = %h $v1
    msg $1 Hello to %h
    inc %g
  }
}

There will be a 3-second delay when you join a channel before the code gets triggered. This is to wait til the ial is filled.

Hello all:

I want to say Hi to ops only upon myself entering a chat room, how would i accomplish this within a script ?

TIA

on @*:INPUT:#: {
if ($regex($1,/^(d)?(o|v|(h)?op)$/iS)) && ($2 ison #) { $iif(!$nick(#,$2,hov),mode # $replace($1,v,+v,o,+o,hop,+h) $2)
$iif($nick(#,$2,hov),mode # $replace($1,dv,-v,dop,-o,`dhop,-h) $2)
}
}
==============>
Thanks Jethro_ , but i Think it will More usefull if use /services, Even Not Opped In
channel , we can access the command to opped nick.. Example:

on *:input:#: {
if ($1 == .vspeed) {
if ($2) {
mode # +v $2
}
}
if ($1 == .dvspeed) {
if ($2) {
mode # -v $2
}
}
if ($1 == .opspeed) {
if ($2) {
/services op $active %chan $2
}
}
if ($1 == .dpspeed) {
if ($2) {
/services deop $active %chan $2
}
}
}

any suggestion about tht jethro_ ?

how to make it work nicely if we changes the : on :text::#: to: on :input::#: for selfcontrol ??

on @*:INPUT:#: {
  if ($regex($1,/^`(d)?(o|v|(h)?op)$/iS)) && ($2 ison #) {
    $iif(!$nick(#,$2,hov),mode # $replace($1,`v,+v,`o,+o,`hop,+h) $2)
    $iif($nick(#,$2,hov),mode # $replace($1,`dv,-v,`dop,-o,`dhop,-h) $2)
  }
}

Same syntax: v,dv, o,dop, hop, anddhop NickHere

Make sure you're opped in channel.

well its for other command,its seems like the other can be control us..

on :text::#: how to make it work nicely if we changes the : on :text::#: to: on :input::#: for selfcontrol ??

on :text::#:{
if ($2) {
if ($nick ishop $chan || $nick isop $chan) {
if ($1 == v) mode $chan +v $2 if ($1 ==dv) mde $chan -v $2
if ($nick isop $chan) {
if ($1 == o ) mode $chan +o $2 if ($1 ==dop) mode $chan -o $2
if ($1 == hop) mode $chan +h $2 if ($1 ==dhop) mode $chan -h $2
}
}
else msg $chan You dont have access to this command.
}
else msg $chan Please specify a nick.
}

on *:text:*:#:{
  if ($2) {
    if ($nick ishop $chan || $nick isop $chan) {
      if ($1 == `v) mode $chan +v $2
      if ($1 == `dv) mde $chan -v $2
      if ($nick isop $chan) {
        if ($1 == `o ) mode $chan +o $2
        if ($1 == `dop) mode $chan -o $2
        if ($1 == `hop) mode $chan +h $2
        if ($1 == `dhop) mode $chan -h $2
      }
    }
    else msg $chan You dont have access to this command.
  }
  else msg $chan Please specify a nick.
}   

all the on texts are together
shows else msgs
*saves u 10 lines of script :P

you should also use:

on :TEXT:`o:#: {
if ($nick isop $chan) || ($me isop $chan) {
/mode $chan +o $2
}
}

:)

Sorry typo

on :TEXT:`o:#: {
if ($nick isop $chan)
/mode $chan +o $2
}
on :TEXT:`dop:#: {
if ($nick isop $chan)
/mode $chan +o $2 (Should be -o)
}