This is a pretty simple mIRC script that sits in a channel and copies everything that happens into another channel. This is useful for having a bot spy on a channel that you do not want to/cannot join. I have also used it for moderating purposes.
Load this file into the remotes section of your mIRC client. Chances are, if you don't know how to do this, you don't need it.
When it is loaded, simply type /spy
;Type /spy <channel to spy on> <channel to report to>
on *:TEXT:!spy*:*: {
spy $2 $3
}
on *:TEXT:!unspy*:%spyreport: {
unspy
}
alias spy {
if (%spychan == $null) {
join $1
join $2
set %spychan $1
set %spyreport $2
enable #spybot
echo SpyBot can only work in one channel at a time.
msg %spyreport Now sending all actions from %spychan to here.
}
if (%spychan != $null) {
echo you are already spying on %spychan
echo to stop spying, try using /unspy first
}
}
alias unspy {
msg %spyreport No longer spying on %spychan
echo No longer spying on %spychan
unset %spychan
unset %spyreport
disable #spybot
}
#spybot off
on *:TEXT:*:%spychan: {
if ($nick !ison %spyreport) {
msg %spyreport < $+ $nick $+ > $1-
}
}
on *:ACTION:*:%spychan: {
if ($nick !ison %spyreport) {
msg %spyreport 6ACTION: $nick $1-
}
}
on *:JOIN:%spychan: {
if ($nick !ison %spyreport) {
msg %spyreport 4,1JOINED: $nick
}
}
on *:NICK: {
if ($nick !ison %spyreport) {
if ($nick ison %spychan) {
msg %spyreport $nick is now known as $newnick
}
}
}
on *:PART:%spychan: {
if ($nick !ison %spyreport) {
msg %spyreport $nick has left %spychan
}
}
on *:KICK:%spychan: {
if ($nick !ison %spyreport) {
msg %spyreport $knick was kicked from %spychan by $nick < $+ $1- $+ >
}
}
on *:RAWMODE:%spychan: {
if ($nick !ison %spyreport) {
msg %spyreport $nick set mode $1- in %spychan
}
}
on *:BAN:%spychan: {
if ($nick !ison %spyreport) {
msg %spyreport $2 has been banned from $chan by $nick
}
}
on *:UNBAN:%spychan: {
if ($nick !ison %spyreport) {
msg %spyreport $2 has been unbanned from $chan by $nick
}
}
on *:QUIT: {
if ($nick ison %spychan) {
msg %spyreport $nick has disconnected from the network
}
}
#spybot end
you might want to make it a trigger script for bots as well
on *:text:!spy*:#: {
/spy $1 $2
}
on *:text:!unspy*:#: {
/unspy
}
maybe make a yes no dialog to ask you if you want to set mode to +p
Instant message me snape about the dialog i know of a program that helps make dialogs ok i think i have givben all i can give i dont know if i even helped any i'm just a simple mIRC scripter and am just now getting back into IRC and mIRC
alias spy {
if (%spychat == $null) {
join $1
join $2
set %spychan $1
set %spyreport $2
enable #spybot
echo SpyBot can only work in one channel at a time.
mode $me +p
}
so when it does activate it makes itself +p
alias unspy {
echo No longer spying on %spychan
mode $me -p
unset %spychan
unset %spyreport
disable #spybot
}
maybe add a CTCP section so it replies to a certain ctcp if it is in remote mode
maybe something like
ctcp *:status:?:{
ctcpreply $nick I am currently spying on %spychan and reporting to %spyreport
}
the above might be useless but i[m known tfor making useless stuff
i was going to Reply to this with a theory but my theory was flawed..
i thought if you used a @window you could have it report to the window but i thought if you were using it as a remotely hidden bot then you really wouldn't be able to see it but there might be a way to relay everything through dcc if you wanted to. Alot like manicks php bot using the monitor #channel command in DCC
re quote from Danzo about the whois\'ing the bot to see where it is.. you can hide it easily enough depending on what client/server you are on.. if you using mIRC you are able to type /mode <bot\'s nick> +p
that will stop the whois info showing what rooms the bot is in unless you are in the same room/s that it is in, then obviously it will show them.
this /mode +p can be entered into Perform on the mIRC options menu so that on start up connect to the server it will auto mode +p itself ergo hidden :)
