(suggested) AdvancedBot command reference
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Is the below list close to being right? ...and NO, i'm not a developer, i just thought there was something missing from an otherwise fine piece of software.
-- vattuvarg
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AdvancedBot
The bot is designed to be a front end for some AdvancedDCHub functions,
and handle others itself.
In general, to execute a command, you send a private message to AdvancedBot.
"hostname Joe" will execute the hostname function with the
argument "Joe".
Period
The period is a length of time, written as an integer which may
be followed by one of the following letters:
s (seconds)
m (minutes)
h (hours)
d (days)
w (weeks)
y (years)
User commands
password nick password
Change the password for the user's account
torrent url description
Suggest torrent. Don't forget to include protocol.
OP Commands
ban ip period note
ban nick period note
Ban a nick/IP for a period of time
chat message
Send a chat message from the bot
getpassword nick
Give the user's password to requester
history nick
history nick type
history nick period
history nick type period
Give the history for an account
type = 1, 2, 3, 4 and/or 5
hostname nick
Get the hostname for a user
list ip
list nick
list stupidifies
list silences
list bans
list nicks
list unverified
Give a list of related data structures
log start
log stop
log level [level]
Control remote logging via private messages
note nick note
Add a note to an account
scrub type
scrub all
Scrub old punishment entries
silence nick period note
Silence a nick/IP for a given period of time
stupidify nick period note
Stupidify a nick/IP for a given period of time (see punish)
torrent approve id
torrent get
torrent remove id
Manage torrents on the hub
unverify nick note
Unverify an account
verify nick note
Verify an account
Power Commands
python code
Execute Python commands in the hub's process
sql code
Run an SQL command against the database
That looks good to me. In most cases it's probably better to use the UserCommands, though. See examples/usercommands.AdvancedDCHub.
I'm definitely not used to DC so a good link on how to use UserCommands with py-dchub would be nice.
I can't find a good link about how to use them, but if you use DC++ and have usercommandsfile set in the hub configuration file, then you should see user commands if you right click on a hub or a user. Some documentation about how to create the commands is at http://www.dcpp.net/wiki/index.php/%24UserCommand. However, the example that comes with the hub covers all of the common needs.