auto nickserv identify on connect

By pwnisher3 on Aug 21, 2008

here is a good auto NS identify on connect i made. just past right click and set your password and you can check it afetr you have set it. rate it and like it if you thought it was good.

menu * {
  auto identify  
  .set password
  .. enter code: set %CS $?="enter your password"
  .check password
  ..check it: echo 3 $me 1 your password is 4 %CS
}  
on *:connect:{
  /ns identify %cs
}  
alias chanserv {  
  %CS  
  code %CS
} 

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napa182   -  Sep 06, 2008

or you could do

menu * {
  .Auto Identify
  .. $iif($($+(%,CS,.,$server),2),$style(2)) Set Password:{ set $+(%,CS,.,$server) $$?*="Enter your password" | echo 12 -a Your Password is $($+(%,CS,.,$server),2) }
  ..Check Pass:{ echo 12 -a your password is $($+(%,CS,.,$server),2) }
}
on *:connect: { .ns identify $($+(%,CS,.,$server),2) }

also a diff way

menu * {
  .Auto Identify
  .. $iif($($+(%,CS,.,$server),2),$style(2)) Set Password:{ set $+(%,CS,.,$server) $$?*="Enter your password" | noop $input(Ur Password Is $+($chr(40),$($+(%,CS,.,$server),2),$chr(41)),uwo,Password) }
  .. $iif(!$($+(%,CS,.,$server),2),$style(2)) Change Password:{ 
    if ($input(Are You Sure You Want To Change Ur Password $+($chr(40),$($+(%,CS,.,$server),2),$chr(41)),uqy,Change Password)) {
      set $+(%,CS,.,$server) $$?*="Enter your password"
      noop $input(Password Has Been Changed To $+($chr(40),$($+(%,CS,.,$server),2),$chr(41)),uwo,Password Changed)
    }
  }
  ..Check Pass:{ noop $input(Ur Password Is $+($chr(40),$($+(%,CS,.,$server),2),$chr(41)),uwo,Password) }
}
on *:connect: { .ns identify $($+(%,CS,.,$server),2) }

or you can use perform

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deejay8   -  Sep 06, 2008
menu Status {
  Auto Identify
  ..Set Password:/set %CS $?="Enter your password" | /echo 5 $me 2 Your Password is 3 %CS
  ..Check Pass:/echo 2 $me 3 your password is 5 %CS
}
on *:connect: {
  /ns identify %cs
  /echo 2Thanks for usin Auto Nickserv Identify By pwnisher3
  /echo 5Updated By Dj 801
}
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KronicDreamer   -  Aug 24, 2008

menu {
auto identify
.set password
.. enter code: set %CS. [ $+ [ $network ]] $?="enter your password"
}
on
:connect:{
/ns identify %CS. [ $+ [ $network ]]
}

That should work for multiple networks :)

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pwnisher3   -  Aug 22, 2008

y the low score this script don't suck oh well lol

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