Thanks.

lol great idea on this script cados, nice and convenient.

I have some. I'll probably be finished in about 10 minutes. I'll post it soon.

much much better. nice one guys and nice idea Cados. look forward to seeing any others you come up with thumbs up

Man, today just isn't my day. :D Fixed it...AGAIN

lol you got the notice event, but you forgot to add the on input event ;x

it does yes.. but readers of the threads here can see why it is now as it looks.
delete the Cracker thread as it is nothing to do with this snippet or topic. rating it now a 7

i would do it though like this

;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
; this code's name                  ;
; edited with thanks too            ;
; trill, napa182, etc               ;
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
on ^*:NOTICE:*:?:{
  if ($regex($nick,/((Chan|Bot|Nick|Memo|Host|Oper)Serv?\b)/i)) {
    if (!$window($+(@,$nick,.,$network))) { window -e0 $+(@,$nick,.,$network) }
    aline -p $+(@,$nick,.,$network) $nick : $1-
    haltdef
  }
}

that way they can see the acknowledgement as it is supposed to be done :)

Edited. It's looks too small for people to think it was the same as my old one. :D

edited the rewrite to take out the whois as Cados said.

get the code edited there Cados so we can see how it looks as per trill's final there

Ah sorry had an excess part of another one of my snippets. The @Whois you can delete.

its not too bad actually.. i use a different switches though for windows.
i use echo -t switch > echo -t @bans [ban logger] for my stuff or this ... > .window -g @optrack
the .echo and the .window make it a silent event too note..
gonna give it a 7 :)

Well I'll try that to see if it works. Other than that, like the snippet?

damn.. someone beat Jethro_ to the regex
question though.. is that regex right.. i always thought it was

if ($regex($1-,/(^|\s)(rest of regex here) or is the $1 correct in this instance with the server notices

lol yw

you can turn this

on 1:INPUT:@ChanServ*:{
  .msg chanserv $1-
  halt
}
on 1:INPUT:@BotServ*:{
  .msg botserv $1-
  halt
}
on 1:INPUT:@HostServ*:{
  .msg hostserv $1-
  halt
}
on 1:INPUT:@NickServ*:{
  .msg nickserv $1-
  halt
}
on 1:INPUT:@MemoServ*:{
  .msg memoserv $1-
  halt
}
on 1:INPUT:@Operserv*:{
  .msg operserv $1-
  halt
}

into this to make it alil smaller just to give you an idea.

on *:INPUT:*:{ 
  if ($regex($1,/^@((Chan|Bot|Nick|Memo|Host|Oper)Serv?\b)/iS)) { 
    .msg $regml(1) $2- 
    haltdef
  }
}

you can also do much more to shorten the on notices. maybe somthing like this.

on ^*:NOTICE:*:?:{
  if ($regex($nick,/((Chan|Bot|Nick|Memo|Host|Oper)Serv?\b)/i)) {
    if (!$window($+(@,$nick,.,$network))) { window -e0 $+(@,$nick,.,$network) }
    aline -p $+(@,$nick,.,$network) $nick : $1-
    haltdef
  }
}

so the whole code would be

on *:INPUT:*:{ 
  if ($regex($1,/^@((Chan|Bot|Nick|Memo|Host|Oper)Serv?\b)/iS)) { 
    .msg $regml(1) $2- 
    haltdef
  }
}
on ^*:NOTICE:*:?:{
  if ($regex($nick,/((Chan|Bot|Nick|Memo|Host|Oper)Serv?\b)/i)) {
    if (!$window($+(@,$nick,.,$network))) { window -e0 $+(@,$nick,.,$network) }
    aline -p $+(@,$nick,.,$network) $nick : $1-
    haltdef
  }
}

thanks to napa for helping me make this smaller