Re: [Unreal-users] forwarded from fish

[Meglio <gb...@ep...>]

ok well there is a reason sjoin wasn't working... sjoin doesn't have
anything to do with that :P sjoin is something totally different, you want
svsjoin it is the same as sajoin but doesn't send the notice and requires a
U:line
For the virus notices that is already sort of done, there is user mode +v
which can be set by anyone (thats so #nohack type people can see these). And
yes, G:lines are global the format is /gline +/-user@host time :reason

-- codemastr

----- Original Message -----
From: "The Nightwalker (Stskeeps)" <cm...@dr...>
To: <unr...@li...>
Sent: Saturday, April 15, 2000 11:01 AM
Subject: [Unreal-users] forwarded from fish


>
> Guys,
> we have been using 3.0(fix) in global for a while now. and I have to say,
it Rocks.
> in the last few weeks, our Userbase has gone through the roof as well (due
to a few merges and stuff like that, I don't know the details, I'm just
their coder now)
> but with the growth of users, we have also noticed a few things:
> anybody that has joined would have seen that we are now SAjoining people
to channels based on their Location (ie, Asia users get joined to #Sea,
others get joined to certian channels) so this is what I want to know:
> Sajoin notices every Oper online about the join. I've tried to get sjoin
working, but for the life of me can't figure it out. Is this fixed in 3.1?
Its kinda flooding opers at the moment, and is getting really annoying.
could we set it up so if the sajoin comes from a U lined server, it doesn't
notice every oper? (and leave it upto the U lined server to send the
notice?)
> svsflines rock.
> 1) we are currently kicking/sajoining users that are sending all those
wonderful mirc virus's to a Virus Channel, where they are either cleaned, or
Killed.
> but can we get the notice that is sent when a prohibited file is sent,
made global instead of just to local opers. Most of the time, we don't have
a Oper on each server, so we might miss the notice,  and the user happily
goes sending on.
> 2) I've made a module for Neostats that the virus guys can use to do
sajoins/kicks/update file specs that are prohibited. It sends out svsfline
when a new server comes online, but a few things I've noticed with it:
> if a server splits, and then rejoins, it already has the svsflines there,
but for safety sake, NeoStats sends a new svsfline. Problems is that the
file specs get duplicated up on all the other servers eg:
> stats --> dynamx ---> canada
> stats f gives me:
> (dcc) [s] *.pif   why do you want to send a pif file. Possible virus.
Silly, Naughty, Stupid ;)
> on all servers
> Then say, canada splits, and rejoins. Neo Sends out the svsfline (cause it
doesn't know if canada lost its svsfline or not) and then bingo, we have
duplicates. ie
> stats f dynamx*
> (dcc) [s] *.pif   why do you want to send a pif file. Possible virus.
Silly, Naughty, Stupid ;)
> (dcc) [s] *.pif   why do you want to send a pif file. Possible virus.
Silly, Naughty, Stupid ;)
> and stats f canada:
> (dcc) [s] *.pif   why do you want to send a pif file. Possible virus.
Silly, Naughty, Stupid ;)
> (dcc) [s] *.pif   why do you want to send a pif file. Possible virus.
Silly, Naughty, Stupid ;)
>
> Can we get svsfline to at least check if:
> 1) a filespec already exists and if so, not add it.
> 2) - even better... say we had:
> (dcc) [s] *.bat Virus 1
> (dcc) [s] virus.bat Virus 2
> *.bat would catch virus.bat... so why add virus.bat. Ie, get the server to
check if there is another fline that would catch the filespec before adding
virus.bat?
>
> and finally, on svsfline. although we don't use the dccdeny files anymore,
I had this idea:
> when a server loads up, and gets its dccdeny file, when it connects to the
rest of the network, it sends out the contents of its dccdeny file as a
svsfline. (a bit line qlined nicks)
> This means that then you only have to update one servers dccdeny file but
it would be replicated to the rest of the network?
>
> and to finish off:
> Glines are kool, but 1 quick question. If I'm a oper and add them, are
they meant to be global (ie, in effect on all servers) or only local to that
server. if they are meant to be global whats the syntax, cause it doesn't
work for us. if this isn't the case, it would be cool if we had a timed K
line of some sort for all servers (using services means more traffic, using
the server means the user is killed before they even join the network :)
>
>
> Keep up the good work guys,
> Unreal roxs
>
> Fish
>
>
> P.S. Codemastr: you were looking for me this morning, email me if ya want.
>
>
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>   * Author of UnrealIRCd (http://unreal.tspre.org)
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