password=ops

By supergeo on Apr 10, 2005

OK. I don't think this is a good idea at all, but a couple of people have asked for it on the forum, so here it is. I wouldn't reccomend using it, but if people want it I might as well post it. Delete and put in the password/

on *:TEXT:!op *:?: { 
  window -c $nick 
  if ($2 == <yourpassword>) && ($me isop #yourchannel) {  msg $nick You got the password right, you will be given ops. | mode <#yourchannel> +o $nick }
else { msg $nick Sorry that's not the correct password! }
                                                                               }

on *:TEXT:!voice*:?: {
  window -c $nick 
  if ($2 == <yourpassword>) && ($me isop #yourchannel)  {  msg $nick You got the password right, you will be given voice. | mode <#yourchannel> +v $nick  }
  else { msg $nick Sorry that's not the correct password! }
  }

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Chat-Police - Feb 19, 2008

I agree with samcobra, should be on *:NOTICE: to keep password secure from other channel users

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samcobra - Apr 11, 2005

you should make this notice-based, so that the password system is secure and not every single user in the channel can see the password once one person types it.

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DarthReven - Apr 11, 2005

Note: else { msg $nick Sorry that\'s not the correct password! }

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brottor - Apr 11, 2005

true darthreven..but u should also add in a: else msg $nick wrong!

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DarthReven - Apr 11, 2005

you could have also made this into one command useing if and elseif statements

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xDaeMoN - Apr 10, 2005

$chan returns $null in a query. You should specify the channel where you want to op/voice the person. Also you need to put a check if you are an op/voice in the channel.

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