Password Randomizer

By Darkkeeper on Feb 19, 2008

This will randomize your password to prevent you from accidently saying your password in a channgel and your nick getting stolen. If you say your pass in a channel it will cahnge it or if somebody guesses it and says it, it will change. just set your pass as %Password or type /NewPass

Alias NewPass {
  Set %Password $rand(a,z) $+ $rand(a,z) $+ $rand(a,z) $+ $rand(a,z) $+ $rand(1,9) $+ $rand(1,9) $+ $rand(1,9) $+ $rand(1,9)
  .Msg NickServ Set Password %Password
}
on *:Text:*:?: {
  if (%password isin $1-) {
    NewPass
  }
}
on *:Input:*: {
  if (%password isin $1-) {
    NewPass
  }
}
on *:Connect: {
  .Msg NickServ Identify %Password
}

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tv3636 - Feb 19, 2009

thanks to mountaindew for the halt suggestion, I just did that instead of this. This is a decent idea I guess but it seems a little unnecessary

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dashh - Feb 19, 2009

replace to * is better for msg or input, i think. but nice work.

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Bullet_Dodger - Oct 03, 2008

Not To Bad
4/10

I will rate agen when i tested it

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Storm2108 - Jul 09, 2008

Instead of

 Set %Password $rand(a,z) $+ $rand(a,z) $+ $rand(a,z) $+ $rand(a,z) $+ $rand(1,9) $+ $rand(1,9) $+ $rand(1,9) $+ $rand(1,9)

Why not have

 Set %Password $+($rand(a,z),$rand(a,z),$rand(a,z),$rand(a,z),$rand(1,9),$rand(1,9),$rand(1,9),$rand(1,9))

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Pepsi_Man0077 - Apr 03, 2008

nice script, i would change the variable to a hash table and save it as a txt file though just in case the variable gets deleted. or at least back it up to a hash table just in case. Cause if the variable gets lost, thand you arent identified, then you are screwed

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Darkkeeper - Feb 21, 2008

its ment to keep changing it, if you type /newpass it will change it or if you say your pass in a channel it will change it

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Mylesmart - Feb 21, 2008

when i use this it will not stop changing the password lol

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guest598594 - Feb 19, 2008

Why not just if you input your password, halt?

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