Does this even show the secret and private channels in which the user is, too?

is there anyway to add to this script to see if a user is using an ssl connection and msg that as well?
thanks

Updated with some Flood Protection.... > [1:00am] <~Stewie> !whois Stewie
[1:00am] <&thunderbolt> Nick: Stewie
[1:00am] <&thunderbolt> Real Name: Stewie
[1:00am] <&thunderbolt> Address: I@m.Sexy.Stewie
[1:00am] <&thunderbolt> Channels: (Not Showing Channels >.<)
[1:00am] <&thunderbolt> Using Server: Irc.Torn.Com - Torn's Server
[1:00am] <&thunderbolt> Has Been Signed On For: 9Hours 29Minutes 27Seconds
[1:00am] <&thunderbolt> Has Been Idle For: 2Seconds
[1:00am] <~Stewie> !whois Stewie
[1:00am] thunderbolt This command can only be used once every 20 seconds!

You just made my day xD

toclafane1, we can use more gentlemen like you at Hawkee. ^^

Thanks.

I use this for my bot, works fine for me. Had to change some things around though. 8/10. Good job, toclafane. Salut!

tien de la pub!
kickban Wims Spammer hehehehe

Wims ça va toi? :)ça va et toi :)? tu devrais jeter un oeil a mon pacman et venir jouer!
Btw jethro, why don't you come play pacman with me if your avatar is a pacman one :(?

lol jethro

WorldDMT wrote:> Hey Jethro :)
it's been a long time how r u my friend?Hey, WorldDMT! Excuse me for the belated acknowledgment of your existence. My French comrade. It's been too long indeed. How's life treating you? It's nice seeing your words with that thick, unique French accent...:P lol

hey Jethro :)
it's been a long time how r u my friend?

Wims ça va toi? :)

about the condition above it's like Wims told u

eg

    if ($left(#chan,1) == $chr(35)) {
      whois $2
    }
    else { whois $2 }

and

    if ($left(NickName,1) == $chr(35)) {
      whois $2
    }
    else { whois $2 }

both return "whois $2" so the condition is useless without mentioning other details that we can whois channel or not

And It's supposed to message the active channel, but it wont halt, it just keeps messaging the same thing, instead of stopping when it should!

Yes i wanted it to msg the active channel, sorry if it's not good enough :(

it just keeps msging channel instead of haltingWhat do you mean? You set a variable for %whoisResult $chan

Didn't you intend to message the info to the active channel? Are we having some sort of a miscommunication here?

Not at all lol, re read the code you posted, it doesn't make sense to whois $2 if $2 doesn't 'exist'.
As to your original question, yes! Checking if the parameter is a channel doesn't make sense because indeed you cannot whois a channel, however, making a condition to finally doing the same thing is useless and that's a different thing, WorldDMT was pointing out that the same thing is done whatever the condition, he wasn't saying it doesn't make sense to whois a channel :p

And updated, but when i updated it, it just keeps msging channel instead of halting, no idea why

is it?

I see what happens now. It's apparently missing a curly bracket, and the curly bracket between those two else conditions is needless:> if ($2) {
set %WhoisResult $chan
}
if ($left($2,1) == $chr(35)) {
whois $2
}
else { whois $2 }
else { msg $chan Syntax is !whois . }
}Still, though, the second if condition to check if $2 starts with # is redundant.

I don't know, Wims, because $chr(35) equals to #, and $left($2,1) == $chr(35) has to mean the $2 starts with # to trigger the second if condition. Did I miss something here?

It's not because you can't whois a channel Jethro, it's because in all case the exact same thing is done "whois $2"

Can someone tell me why this wont halt anything, just keeps messaging the channel:

on $*:text:/^!whois\s(.*)/iS:#:{
  if ($2) {
    set %WhoisResult $chan
    whois $2 
  }
  else { msg $chan Syntax is !whois <nick to whois>. } 
}
raw 401:*:{ msg %WhoisResult No such nick/channel: $2 | halt }
raw 311:*:{
  msg %WhoisResult Nick: $2
  msg %WhoisResult Real Name: $mid($gettok($2-,2,42),2,99) 
  msg %WhoisResult Address: $mid($address($2,1),4,99)
  halt
}
raw 379:*:{ msg %WhoisResult User Modes: $6- | halt }
raw 378:*:{ msg %WhoisResult Host: $6 IP: $7 | halt }
raw 312:*:{ msg %WhoisResult Using Server: $3 - $remove($4-,$chr(58)) | halt }
raw 319:*:{ msg %WhoisResult Channels: $3- | halt }
raw 317:*:{
  msg %WhoisResult Has Been Signed On For: $replace($duration($calc($ctime - $4)),wk, Week,min, Minute,sec, Second,day, Day,hr, Hour)
  msg %WhoisResult Has Been Idle For: $replace($duration($3),wk, Week,min, Minute,sec, Second,day, Day,hr, Hour)
  halt
}

toclafane1, WorldDMT is right though, you can who $chan but not whois $chan. :/

its not returnin these 2 msg lines....
msg %WhoisResult Has Been Signed On For: $replace($duration($calc($ctime - $4)),wk, Week,min, Minute,sec, Second,day, Day,hr, Hour)
msg %WhoisResult Has Been Idle For: $replace($duration($3),wk, Week,min, Minute,sec, Second,day, Day,hr, Hour)

Really? Well you could do better?

hi

    if ($left($2,1) == $chr(35)) { 
      whois $2
    }
    else { whois $2 }

this condition is useless

nice :)

nope ;)

its ok tho.. its good as it is

Pan, use this one here:

on *:text:$($iif(!whois* iswm $strip($1),$1)):#:{
  var %2 = $strip($2)
  if ($nick isreg #) {
    msg # Sorry $nick $+ , you cannot use this command.
  }
  elseif (!%2) {
    msg # Syntax is !whois <nick to whois>.
  }
  else {
    set %WhoisResult #
    whois %2
  }
}

ok.. lets see now..neither suddgestions are working
toclafane. that 2nd script dosent seem to work at all, no matter if im voiced, oped, it just says
" Sorry Pangaea, you cannot use this command."

i replaced the line (ont he first orginal code)
if ($2) {
with jethros one, but, im getting a
syntax is !whois
if im deopped and devoiced
I took that line out
}
else { msg $chan Syntax is !whois . }
but the the script dosent work at all.

not sure what im doing wrong, but hey the script is ok as it is ,. nevermind :)