Hostname Script Required

[··º)([¥])(º·· Defender]

Hi i would like some assistance with creating a script that will effectively block hostnames is there anyone out here than can help with this

[birdman]

Help you with a script so you can claim it as your own or remove the writters name from it as you have done with other scripts/games used in your room today !

[Bluey_412]

Thats a pretty rough allegation to make...

[DaBees-Knees]

When someone asks for help either give it or don't. Accusations are not called for.

[tig]

Since I can not find it .. I will start this is not a thread to abuse or accuse anyone. I know that their has been a  previous warning against the abuse and accusation before.

Defender has asked for help and not to be accused of accusations. This needs to stop. I am well aware of what is going on. I do not fell like this is getting anywere with accusations going back and forth is necessary.

I am not going to get involved with the differences you 2 have or the fact that this worrying to read when a person is accused of re naming someones script. When really you cant put the name on the script in the room unless you do a masssive list. The host is usually remembers were it has come from.

Birdman consider this as a warning from me.

The fact is Defender has asked for help. Please get back on topic and stay on topic.

If anyone has got a script that they could help defender out this would be great. As I am interested with what people come up with.   

[birdman]

I see so it is ok for Defender to make accusations in the host section against me and false ones at that, and for fact i know defender has removed smokins name from the wordfinder game and replaced it with "By Tribal "  their room founder, so no not an allegation its fact and thats one script example i know of  so i thought anyone who was going to spend hours makin such a script for this person should be aware. And just so you know smokin is part of my room so i know for fact who wrote wordfinder

[]2aven (R.I.P.)]

Alright lets hope that this helps the situation..

Defender.. I'm assuming that you use FXS so here's a ban by hostname script that should help you. I just edited it and tested it with an FXS room. I'm not claiming that this script was made by me, I only modified it for FXS.

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<config>

<OnEnter type="script">
<out type="push" extdata="HOST">%HOSTNAME%</out>
<out type="push" extdata="USER">%NAME%</out>
<out type="push" extdata="BADHOSTIP">%IP%</out>
<out delay="25000">/opmsg  #c1#$USER$#c1# Hostname is being checked against Ban List</out>
<out type="push" extdata="HOSTBANLIST"><operator type="readfile" nvalue="C:\Documents and Settings\raven\Desktop\RoboMX\Plugins\bannedhostname\Banned.txt" lvalue="c" rvalue="-1"/></out>
<out type="push" extdata="RULE8">NO</out>
<out type="push" extdata="RULE8" condition="?" lvalue="$HOSTBANLIST$" rvalue="%USERVAR[HOST]%">YES</out>
<out delay="5000" condition="==" lvalue="$RULE8$" rvalue="NO">/opmsg #c4#$USER$ Hostname: OK!</out>
<out delay="5000" condition="==" lvalue="$RULE8$" rvalue="YES">#c1#%NAME% #c8#Banned Hostname Detected</out>
<out condition="==" lvalue="$RULE8$" rvalue="YES">/message $USER$ #c1#Sorry but you or somebody with the same ISP is not wanted here... Bye!</out>
<out delay="5000"condition="==" lvalue="$RULE8$" rvalue="YES">/banip $BADHOSTIP$</out>
<out delay="5000"condition="==" lvalue="$RULE8$" rvalue="YES">/kickban $USER$</out>
</OnEnter>

<command type="script">
<in>/banhost %PARAM%</in>
<out type="push" extdata="HOSTNAME">%PARAM%</out>
<out type="file" mode="a" extdata="C:\Documents and Settings\raven\Desktop\RoboMX\Plugins\bannedhostname\Banned.txt">$HOSTNAME$\n</out>
<out>/opmsg #c8#This Hostname #c1#:- #c4#$HOSTNAME$ #c8#Has been added to the ban list</out>
</command>

<command type="script">
<in>/clearhostbans</in>
<out type="file" mode="t" extdata="C:\Documents and Settings\raven\Desktop\RoboMX\Plugins\bannedhostname\banned.txt"></out>
<out delay="500">/opmsg #c4#Hostname Bans have been cleared</out>
</command>

<command type="script" flood="7">
<in>/listhostbans</in>
<out type="push" extdata="directory">C:\Documents and Settings\raven\Desktop\RoboMX\Plugins\bannedhostname</out>
<out type="push" extdata="searchlinkline">1</out>
<out type="push" extdata="displayline">0</out>
<out>/message %NAME% #c1#List Of Banned Hostnames #c9#:-</out>
<out type="push" extdata="searchline"><operator type="readfile" nvalue="$directory$\Banned.txt" lvalue="l" rvalue="$searchlinkline$"/></out>
<out type="push" extdata="displayline" condition="?" lvalue="$searchline$" rvalue=""><operator type="+" lvalue="$displayline$" rvalue="1"/></out>
<out delay="800" condition="?" lvalue="$searchline$" rvalue="">/message %NAME% #c8#($displayline$) #c6#$searchline$</out>
<out type="push" extdata="searchlinkline"><operator type="+" lvalue="$searchlinkline$" rvalue="1"/></out>
<out type="goto" extdata="-4" condition="!=" lvalue="$searchline$" rvalue=""></out>
<out delay="1500" condition="!=" lvalue="$displayline$" rvalue="0">/message %NAME% #c4#End of list</out>
<out delay="1500" condition="==" lvalue="$displayline$" rvalue="0">/message %NAME% #c8#Sorry #c1#%NAME% #c8#No Banned Hostnames at this time.</out>
<out type="pop" extdata="500"/>
<out type="pop" extdata="501"/>
</command>

</config>


Obviously you have to paste it into notepad and save it as hostname ban v0.1.xml .. then add the include file to MXC.xml .. <include file="hostname ban v0.1.xml"/>

Edit the Robo directory to your bots directory. Put the xml along with a folder called bannedhostname. Inside the folder make a text file called Banned.txt and add the hostnames to that file.

Birdman .. I will edit it for WCS and post it on my site for you very shortly. Let's hope this settles this issue for both parties.  

[EDIT] I edited some WCS commands that were supposed to be FXS commands. [EDIT]

[Pri]

lol raven I also saw this topic and I just wrote this just now. Seems kinda redundant posting it now but well here it is. It's for WCS

You need to add 3 custom commands

/banhostname
/listhostbans
/clearhostbans

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<config>

///////////
// 'Ban.Hostnames.by.Pri' Made 15th of October 2009 for Defender
// Script uses code from 'Pri.Installer' an install script for Metis developers available from mxpulse.com & mxmadness.org
// Scroll down to th bottom of the script to view which variables are in use, all variables begin with BH_ for banhost to stop conflicts with other scripts
// Modification of this script is allowed, re-distribution of the script is allowed if you supply credit by Pri somewhere in the scripts header (Like this one)
///////////

<command type="script">
<in>/banhostname %PARAM%</in>
// Check if the command was typed at the start of a sentance, if not break
<out type="push" extdata="BH_CMD_REQ">%TRIGGER%</out>
<out type="push" extdata="BH_CMD_REQ"><operator type="strleft" lvalue="$BH_CMD_REQ$" rvalue="13"/></out>
<out type="break" condition="!_?" lvalue="$BH_CMD_REQ$" rvalue="/banhostname "></out>
// Let the Admins with W access know that this user has attempted to use the /banhostname feature
<out>/hidecmd /gnotice W &lt;%RAWNAME%&gt; #c9#%TRIGGER%</out>
// Check if the dependencies for this script are installed, if not install them
<out type="push" extdata="BH_INSTALL_RESULT"><operator type="readfile" nvalue="C:\Pri.Script.Dependencies\install.log\installation.logfile.ini" lvalue="l" rvalue="1"/></out>
// If the above log file does not exsist begin installation
<out condition="==" lvalue="$BH_INSTALL_RESULT$" rvalue="">/hidecmd /privnotice %RAWNAME% [#c9#PVT#c8#] #c9#No past install was detected. A new installation will now begin. (v0.1)</out>
// Install main installation folder and log file
<out>/hidecmd /privnotice %RAWNAME% [#c9#PVT#c8#] #c2#Installing #c57#Main Directory:</out>
<out type="exec" extdata="1">cmd.exe /c MD C:\Pri.Script.Dependencies\install.log</out>
<out type="file" extdata="C:\Pri.Script.Dependencies\install.log\installation.logfile.ini" mode="t">1</out>
<out type="file" extdata="C:\Pri.Script.Dependencies\install.log\installation.logfile.ini" mode="a">v0.1</out>
<out type="file" extdata="C:\Pri.Script.Dependencies\install.log\installation.logfile.ini" mode="a">Installation Completed on %DATE%, Install initiated by %RAWNAME%</out>
<out>/hidecmd /privnotice %RAWNAME% [#c9#PVT#c8#] #c4#Installation of main directory completed. #c63#(#c57#C:\Pri.Script.Dependencies#c63#)</out>
// Install Folder for Ban.Hostnames.by.Pri
<out>/hidecmd /privnotice %RAWNAME% [#c9#PVT#c8#] #c2#Installing #c57#Ban.Hostnames.by.Pri v0.1</out>
<out type="exec" extdata="1">cmd.exe /c MD C:\Pri.Script.Dependencies\Ban.Hostnames</out>
<out>/hidecmd /privnotice %RAWNAME% [#c9#PVT#c8#] #c4##c4#Installation of #c63#"#c1#Ban.Hostnames.by.Pri#c63#" #c4#completed #c63#(#c57#C:\Pri.Script.Dependencies\Ban.Hostnames#c63#)</out>
// take the user paramater provided at the start and add it to the Ban file
<out type="file" extdata="C:\Pri.Script.Dependencies\Ban.Hostnames\list.of.hostnames.that.are.banned.ini" mode="a">%PARAM%\n</out>
<out>/hidecmd /privnotice %RAWNAME% [#c9#PVT#c8#] %PARAM% has been added to the list of banned hostnames</out>
</command>

<command type="script">
<in>/listhostbans</in>
// Check if the command was typed at the start of a sentance, if not break
<out type="push" extdata="BH_CMD_REQ">%TRIGGER%</out>
<out type="push" extdata="BH_CMD_REQ"><operator type="strleft" lvalue="$BH_CMD_REQ$" rvalue="13"/></out>
<out type="break" condition="!_?" lvalue="$BH_CMD_REQ$" rvalue="/listhostbans"></out>
// Check if the script has been installed yet, if it has not break script
<out type="push" extdata="BH_INSTALL_RESULT"><operator type="readfile" nvalue="C:\Pri.Script.Dependencies\install.log\installation.logfile.ini" lvalue="l" rvalue="1"/></out>
<out condition="==" lvalue="$BH_INSTALL_RESULT$" rvalue="">/hidecmd /privnotice %RAWNAME% [#c9#PVT#c8#] #c1#The script has not yet been installed so there cannot be any banned Hostnames</out>
<out type="break"  condition="==" lvalue="$BH_INSTALL_RESULT$" rvalue=""></out>
// Start reading back the file
// Push 0 to the Line Count so we can start reading the file in from Line 1
<out type="push" extdata="BH_FILE_LINE">0</out>
<out type="push" extdata="BH_FILE_LINE"><operator type="+" lvalue="%USERVAR[BH_FILE_LINE]%" rvalue="1"/></out>
<out type="push" extdata="BH_BANHOSTNAME_OUTPUT"><operator type="readfile" nvalue="C:\Pri.Script.Dependencies\Ban.Hostnames\list.of.hostnames.that.are.banned.ini" lvalue="l" rvalue="%USERVAR[BH_FILE_LINE]%"/></out>
<out condition="!=" lvalue="%USERVAR[BH_BANHOSTNAME_OUTPUT]%" rvalue="">/hidecmd /privnotice %RAWNAME% %USERVAR[BH_BANHOSTNAME_OUTPUT]%</out>
// If we reach the end of the file then stop looping through the file for content and just continue on
<out type="goto" extdata="-3" condition="!=" lvalue="%USERVAR[BH_BANHOSTNAME_OUTPUT]%" rvalue=""></out>
<out>/hidecmd /privnotice %RAWNAME% Listing Complete</out>
</command>

<command type="script">
<in>/clearhostbans</in>
// Check if the command was typed at the start of a sentance, if not break
<out type="push" extdata="BH_CMD_REQ">%TRIGGER%</out>
<out type="push" extdata="BH_CMD_REQ"><operator type="strleft" lvalue="$BH_CMD_REQ$" rvalue="14"/></out>
<out type="break" condition="!_?" lvalue="$BH_CMD_REQ$" rvalue="/clearhostbans"></out>
// Erase the listing by pushing blank-ness to the file
<out type="file" mode="t" extdata="C:\Pri.Script.Dependencies\Ban.Hostnames\list.of.hostnames.that.are.banned.ini"></out>
<out>/hidecmd /gnotice W The list of Banned Hostnames has been erased by %NAME%</out>
</command>

///////////
// THE CODE BELOW MUST BE INSERTED IN TO YOUR <ONENTER> SCRIPT. IT IS PROVIDED SEPERATELY, ONCE YOU HAVE DONE SO REMOVE THE BELOW CODE FROM THIS FILE
///////////

// Check if the script has been installed yet, if it has not assume no hostnames have been saved and skip this part of the script
<out type="push" extdata="BH_INSTALL_RESULT"><operator type="readfile" nvalue="C:\Pri.Script.Dependencies\install.log\installation.logfile.ini" lvalue="l" rvalue="1"/></out>
<out type="goto" extdata="8" condition="==" lvalue="$BH_INSTALL_RESULT$" rvalue=""></out>
// Push 0 to the Line Count so we can start reading the file in from Line 1
<out type="push" extdata="BH_FILE_LINE">0</out>
<out type="push" extdata="BH_FILE_LINE"><operator type="+" lvalue="%USERVAR[BH_FILE_LINE]%" rvalue="1"/></out>
// Read in the file to BH_BANHOSTNAME_OUTPUT then check it for a hostname that matches
<out type="push" extdata="BH_BANHOSTNAME_OUTPUT"><operator type="readfile" nvalue="C:\Pri.Script.Dependencies\Ban.Hostnames\list.of.hostnames.that.are.banned.ini" lvalue="l" rvalue="%USERVAR[BH_FILE_LINE]%"/></out>
// If a match is found, stop reading in the file and skip to the /kickban part
<out type="goto" extdata="2" condition="_?" lvalue="%USERVAR[BH_BANHOSTNAME_OUTPUT]%" rvalue="%HOSTNAME%"></out>
// If we reach the end of the file then stop looping through the file for content and just continue on
<out type="goto" extdata="-3" condition="!=" lvalue="%USERVAR[BH_BANHOSTNAME_OUTPUT]%" rvalue=""></out>
// Ban the user if their Hostname contains a part of the hostname from the banned file
<out condition="_?" lvalue="%USERVAR[BH_BANHOSTNAME_OUTPUT]%" rvalue="%HOSTNAME%">/hidecmd /kickban %RAWNAME%</out>
// Let Admins with W access know that the user was banned for having the same Hostname as one from the ban file
<out condition="_?" lvalue="%USERVAR[BH_BANHOSTNAME_OUTPUT]%" rvalue="%HOSTNAME%">/hidecmd /gnotice W %NAME% was banned based on their Hostname matching one in the Hostname Ban File</out>


///////////
// variables in use:
// BH_CMD_REQ = Used to check if the command used by the User was from the start of a sentance or not
// BH_INSTALL_RESULT = Used to check if a previous installation of this script has been made
// BH_BANHOSTNAME_OUTPUT = Used to hold data from the current hostname ban file to check it for relevancy
// BH_FILE_LINE = Holds the current line number that the bot is reading from the hostname ban file
///////////


</config>

[]2aven (R.I.P.)]

No.. I'm actually glad you did because I see a typo or 2 I can't fix since I dont have a edit button .. It's been so long since I used FXS, I'm getting my commands messed up. None the less it does work. So thanks for that.  heh