Author Topic: Bannfunction on a public raidbot (Read 5693 times)

Solerna · « **on:** November 11, 2005, 03:40:30 am »

Had the plan to run a public raidbot and has found most funcitons I wanted availible. However there is a little thing that I have yet to find. And that is a ban function. Is there any way to keep someone out of bot when when runing a public raidbot that does not require membership. Or will I have to try and write something?

Last resort would be to require ppl to be members of the bot, but that is not something I want.

Zacix · « **Reply #1 on:** November 11, 2005, 10:34:56 am »

I don't have anything written for BeBot specifically, but with think this module I've written for RINGBot should work pretty nice. The !ban and !unban command needs a hack in main.php to work though. main.php should be in the repository too if you want to see how it's implemented, just have a search for "is_banned". !setlimit sets the maximum number of players allowed in the bot...I'm not 100% what you are looking for, just hope this is helpful

edit: I see that it won't work out-of-the-box at all now...I have a function that gets all members online in Bot.php which is needed. Anyway, minor modifications should make it work

Alreadythere · « **Reply #2 on:** November 11, 2005, 03:17:30 pm »

This is the module I use for chat invites, it includes a banlist.
In addition to this I have added the is_banned function to Bot.php, and added a if(is_banned($name) return false; at the beginning of is_members().

I haven't removed the use of my get_tablename and get_setting functions.
You can use the following code to solve that though (add in Bot.php):

Code: [Select]

        /*
        Returns a selected setting:
        */
        function get_setting($set)
        {
                $res = $this -> db -> select("SELECT * FROM settings"
                        . " WHERE setting = '" . $set . "'");

                if (!empty($res))
                        return $res[0][1];
                else
                        return "";
        }

        function get_tablename($table)
        {
                return $table;
        }

Solerna · « **Reply #3 on:** November 11, 2005, 06:33:24 pm »

Thanks =) Got it up and running.