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Tips to kick non-subs

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I've seen this wrong all over the place, so I'm going to explain it.

 

 

1) Your script will probably have something that forwards or sends an IRCVERS. You need to alter this. The only IRCVERS you should send is IRCVERS IRC8 MSN-OCX!9.02.0310.2605.

2) You are now in IRC8 mode. You need to take a few other things into account: There is an extra character in the profile code next to the nickname. Profile codes are like FY, MX, G, etc. Subscribers are B and non-subscribers are O. An example nickname in the names reply would be H,U,FXB,.SomeNick, which means the user is Here, a User, and is a Female with no picture (X -- probably related to the X IE displays over missing images), and is a suBscriber.

 

This will prevent ANY false triggering of your script on the "No permissions to perform command" raw. This also will allow you to kick almost immediately after someone joins.

 

Someone should take these tips and write an addon from them. I'm not so great at mIRC (and I don't use MSN in the first place). Hope these tips help you people who still suffer from guest floods (unsubscribed guest floods, but guest floods nonetheless).

 

P.S. All MSN staff are unsubscribed guests. The MSN Chat Control apparently overrides the goggles (glasses) with the butterfly based on the H,A/S/G,GO, and not the ' (however it seems to act weird without both of them -- perhaps this is to fix something that's flawed in their server?).

Edited May 19, 2004 10:57 PM by err0r

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So basicly msn Sends a different auth that allows them not to use subinfo and if a user found the newer one 'instead of msn-Tv' they can go in without subinfo??

i also heard the 'New' code(if there is 1)

don't work with 'IRCVERS IRC8 MSN-OCX!9.02.0310.2605.'

its a different code in the auth instead of IRCVERS.. if some one finds the new 1. msn's ******

 

Infact.. Im Intrested in Seeing this 'New' Code

Arrow Thinks he has it.. maybe he does, Honestly i don't think he does.. So.. if some 1 'FINDS THE (NEW) one' Email me This Crap I Want to see if its 'True' most likely not lol

 

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Edited May 20, 2004 2:32 PM by kaz2k

strange cause my ocx is 9.02.0310.2401

 

so mine must be sending that

 

so saying the only one you send is 9.02.0310.2605

is incorrect

 

My code does NOT have bugs. It just develops random features.

Already have sub kickers all over the place that have been tested and work. So either ones work. I guess.

The version isn't important.. It can be 9.02.0310.2nnn.. You could probably get away with using MSN-OCX!4.9.Vincula...

 

I couldn't remember the last 4 numbers so I guessed... It'll still work.

 

As for the op/deop thing.. that could be exploited to make your script implode. My way is better, and I hope that eXo gets it in the new Vincula. And my way won't be patched.. MSN might patch yours wink.gif well.. probably not... but whatever happy.gif thanks to whoever fixed my stupid school's filter.

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a glitch in spec kickers that needs to be fixed it will sometimes kick subscribers does anyone know why it does that? blink.gif and then deny the room if you have it set to deny $address instead of $nick what i think it should be most spec kickers ping each chatter at .timer 1 3 maybe .timer 1 5 will help?

Edited May 23, 2004 2:40 PM by JeremyStCyr

Right.. You're not trying to kick specs, you're trying to kick non-subs. My way will work, and the "try-to-host, if-no-permissions-kick" method usually will work. But it can fail and mess up your room.

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