small msg prot/anti query spam

By ch0ob3r on Oct 12, 2007

a simple small bit of code that allows u to control who messages you and who doesnt,.with auto ignore, memorise nicks, and a restore to default option

on ^*:text:*:?: {
  if (%msg.prot == on) {
    if (%msg. [ $+ [ $nick ] ] == $null) {
      inc -u10 %m. [ $+ [ $nick ] ]
      if (%m. [ $+ [ $nick ] ] == 1) { msg $nick Sorry I am currently not accepting query's (ask me in a main channel first) }
      if (%m. [ $+ [ $nick ] ] == 4) { notice $nick 14(4bad14)15: you have been auto added to ignore for7 4515secs for 094 unwanted queries | ignore -u45 $1 }
    }
  }
}
menu Query,nicklist {
  msg prot
  .$iif(%msg.prot == on,Turn Off):set %msg.prot off
  .$iif(%msg.prot == off,turn on):set %msg.prot on
  .$iff(%msg.prot == $null,turn on):set %msg.prot on
  .-
  .allow user:set %msg. [ $+ [ $1 ] ] ok | echo -a 14(9added14)15: $1 is now able to message you. | notice $1 14(9accepted14)15 You have now been added, and private messages will now be accepted.
  .disallow user:unset %msg. [ $+ [ $1 ] ] | echo -a 14(4removed14)15: $1 is now unable to message you. 
  .-
  .restore default:unset %msg.*
}

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ch0ob3r - Oct 18, 2007

thx for the input guys..lol i realise its pretty basic i actually put it together for a mate and decided to chuck it on here in case he ever lost it =P

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guest598594 - Oct 16, 2007

yea i was thinkin the same thing, groups would be better than variables

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Kyousoukyoku - Oct 16, 2007

Hmm, this isn\'t really a spam detector or anything, just a query blocker. If you meant to make it a query blocker, why not just decline all messages? You should also include the on *:open event. When first opening queries. Then you wouldn\'t have to use the on text event at all.

@ the code, you aren\'t unsetting variables, and why not store these nicks in an ini file or txt file and use $read/$readini to check? It\'d be pretty cool to include a dialog, but that isn\'t imperative. One last thing, you should use groups to disable/enable the snippet. ;)

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guest598594 - Oct 16, 2007

maybe u can use an $iif for allow/disallow

.$iif($+(%msg.,$1),Allow,Disallow):{
  if ($+(%msg.,$1)) {
    set $+(%msg.,$1) on
    echo whatever
  }
  else unset $+(%msg.,$1)
}

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Anti - Oct 16, 2007

coding nice

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Tippy - Oct 14, 2007

Good job I like it maybe you should make a Ignore with it.I can also help you with coding if you want :) I am making a Bot right now so maybe you could help me sometime our maybe I can give you some stuff.

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