Hello Daniel,
I'm trying to find how to exempt my IRC server's services from triggering Notice Floods when I'm DCC'ed with the bot:
I can't find anything that works to either raise the limit of notices, or exempt *!*@services.* from the trigger. All I see in BT is the Anti Channel Notice Flood limits, and nothing specific in EggDrop.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance!
I'm trying to find how to exempt my IRC server's services from triggering Notice Floods when I'm DCC'ed with the bot:
[15:09] [15:09:25] -ChanServ (ChanServ@services.expatchat.org)- ***** ChanServ Help *****
[15:09] [15:09:25] -ChanServ (ChanServ@services.expatchat.org)- ChanServ gives normal users the ability to maintain control
[15:09] [15:09:25] [BT] Ignoring ChanServ@services.expatchat.org. Reason: [BT] NOTICE FLOOD PROTECTION
I can't find anything that works to either raise the limit of notices, or exempt *!*@services.* from the trigger. All I see in BT is the Anti Channel Notice Flood limits, and nothing specific in EggDrop.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance!
Quoting BLaCkShaDoW I will add operserv and hostserv to official version on github so it will be OK.
You're a rock star - thank you!
I will add operserv and hostserv to official version on github so it will be OK.
Perfect - I added options for OperServ and HostServ as well.
Would it make sense to put that whole proc in an included file so it wouldn't get overwritten from an update?
Would it make sense to put that whole proc in an included file so it wouldn't get overwritten from an update?
hello, in BlackTools/BT.Core.tcl find the line :
if {$nick == $black(chanserv) || [string equal -nocase $nick "NICKSERV"]} {
return
}Replace it with :
if {$nick == $black(chanserv) || [string equal -nocase $nick "NICKSERV"] || [string equal -nocase $nick "Chanserv"]} {
return
}