Unauthorized Kill

By Hitman| on May 03, 2008

This is a nice code for when you have a bunch of people trying to connect when they have a kline, but there not smart enough to realize they are klined, so this snipplet kills them off, and saves you from seeing there nick when you do a /trace..

on *:snotice:*unauth*:{
  if (%unauthkill == on) {
    var %nick = $mid($7,1,$calc($pos($7,[,$count($7,[)) - 1))
    var %reason = $mid($9,$calc($pos($9,:,1) + 1),$len($9))) $10-
    if (%reason) .raw kill %nick You Have A Kline Here.. %reason | globops 4 %nick  - 3Has Been Disconnected Because They Have A Kline!!!
    if (!%reason) .raw kill %nick You Have A Kline Here. | globops 4 %nick  - 3Has Been Disconnected Because They Have A Kline!!! 
  }
}

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Souljaa - Feb 16, 2010

Lol, maddy fails. :P

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Jonesy44 - May 11, 2008

ircd .. ya just get killed, as soon as you try to connect, or if the server is a bit laggy, you can sometimes be connected then killed.

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EL - May 11, 2008

Sure does.But the point of this is for CS servers that hide security messages from clients there is no k-line notice on TCP/IP connection broken message.So when you place your k-line they arent shown as k-lined only TCP/IP connection broken and when they try to reconnect once baned they only get the TCP/IP connection broken message there is nothing to tell them they are baned from the server so useing this sends them a proper notice that they are baned an why so hopefully they stop tryin to connect.it useful to CS if the owner decides to hide security messages.As far as ircD i got no idea.`-.-´

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Zachery - May 11, 2008

Um... doesn\'t a k-line stop you from connecting in the first place?

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