Well when I went to the stats page on the EFnet website I saw the IRC kill tracker, and after doing some coding and searching the ends of the internet I had no luck finding something similar. I really don't feel like making a full program, so I would like to ask how it was done or if there is any source code of an older version.
Thanks,
Justasic
IRC operator kill tracker in stats page
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Re: IRC operator kill tracker in stats page
As far as I am aware, all the stats code for the efnet.org site is private. However, it's not hard to code your own bot to track the same information. Check out something like this..
POE::Component::IRC
You could write your own bot in minutes using that.
Good Luck.
POE::Component::IRC
You could write your own bot in minutes using that.
Good Luck.
Dan
[A] efnet.port80.se
[O] efnet.portlane.se, irc.nordunet.se
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[A] efnet.port80.se
[O] efnet.portlane.se, irc.nordunet.se
[CHANFIX] Authentication successful. Welcome, dubkat.
ircd-ratbox & dronemon developer
Re: IRC operator kill tracker in stats page
the stats page is fed by a bot driven by POE::Component::IRC
in irc_notice, just look for $line =~ /Received KILL message for (\S{1,}). From (\S{1,}) Path: .*\((.*)\)/
then
my $opernick = $2;
my $killnick = $1;
my $reason = $3;
in irc_notice, just look for $line =~ /Received KILL message for (\S{1,}). From (\S{1,}) Path: .*\((.*)\)/
then
my $opernick = $2;
my $killnick = $1;
my $reason = $3;
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