New Script

[BladerunnerUk]

Can anybody help me to make a new script please as i am not sure how to do this myself, thanx for any help iin advance

[TheParanoidOne]

The first step would be to describe the type of script you are after.

[BladerunnerUk]

similar to the general bot script would be good with a couple of extra commands

1. command for the hub owner to hide his nick from the user list.
2. a call command that would pm the user.

or just a completely new script for the DCHub, I'm open to ideas


Many thanks ))

[GargoyleMT]

1. command for the hub owner to hide his nick from the user list.

You realize that you won't be able to download anything from DC++ users, right? It drops connections from users that are offline.

[HaArD]

1. command for the hub owner to hide his nick from the user list.

You realize that you won't be able to download anything from DC++ users, right? It drops connections from users that are offline.

Actually dropping the connection is an option which can be turned off. The real issue is that DC++ won't allow a user who isn't in the User list to initiate a connection with you which means no filelists or downloads.

I'm curious why you would want someone to re-write General Bot, why not just use it?

As for invisible Admin/Op accounts check out the latest release of Shadows DC Hub, v .20 which has multiple User Classes including invisible Ops/Admins.

HaArD

[GargoyleMT]

Actually dropping the connection is an option which can be turned off. The real issue is that DC++ won't allow a user who isn't in the User list to initiate a connection with you which means no filelists or downloads.

Although my comment sounded a lot like the "disconnect users who leave the hub", I was actually referring to this piece of code:

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   if(!aSource->getUser()) {
      // Make sure we know who it is, i e that he/she is connected...
      if(!ClientManager::getInstance()->isOnline(aNick)) {
         dcdebug("CM::onMyNick Incoming connection from unknown user %s\n", aNick.c_str());
         putConnection(aSource);
         return;
      }

The rest of it is your bailiwick, I defer to your advice.