Notice

[BilbOuL]

on @*:notice:*:#:{
if ($nick isop #) || ($nick isvo #) || (dal.net isin $Nick) || (chanserv isin $Nick) || ($me isin $Nick) { halt }
if ($len($strip($1-)) >= 1) {
;Note that I $strip the text before I use $len, so it won't count any
; control codes like colour or bold etc...
.ignore -u60 $nick
mode # +Mb $wildsite
kick # $nick 1[10NOTICE: Are Not Allowed For The Users Its Allowed Only For The OPS1] 
}
}

[anmlhckr]

Bilboul, pretty good snippet, but setting the mode +M, is gonna set it as the notice event goes on, so you might make a check event for that, thanks, have a nice day.

[ZAcK]

BilbOuL, try using the not instead of the halt and the reg level instead of the op/voice, maybe a simple check if the nick is in the channel as some of the botnet attacks are using bots connected on high speeds and you wouldnt need to check if the nick is the chanserv or any of the services as it isnt in the channel in the first place. so instead of:

if ($nick isop #) || ($nick isvo #) || (dal.net isin $Nick) || (chanserv isin $Nick) || ($me isin $Nick) { halt }

use:

if ($nick ison $chan) && ($nick isreg $chan)

so the code will be:

on @*:notice:*:#:{
  if ($nick ison $chan) && ($nick isreg $chan) {
    ; note that in here i am checking if the event was triggered by some1
    ; that is still in the channel (bootnet, services or server) and then
    ; checks the level of the user, I am already an OP, so it wont react on me.
    ; faster cleaner codes.
    if ($len($strip($1-)) >= 1) {
      ; i have some issues regarding this line.
      .ignore -u60 $nick
      mode # $iif(M !isin $gettok($chan(#).mode,1,32),+Mb,+b) $wildsite
      kick # $nick [KICK REASON]
      ; ignore then set mode then kick
      ; and as u see it got it to check if the mode is set or not :)
    }
  }
}

Anyone can flood and not get kicked as the script will only respond if there was text in the notice! What if the there is no text and only one thing was sent and it was the bold code or the underline code...etc. The flooder will go on flooding and flooding and your script will NOT even recognize that he is there! Example: /notice #leb 
I would say, loose the strip and get the snippet to kick on notices no matter what is in the notice.

[BilbOuL]

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[Cult]

man he asked this question in may/2005, i think u`r a little bit late to answer`m :P

[Cult]

PHP Code:

on @*:NOTICE:*:#:{
  if ($nick isreg $chan)
  ban $chan $nick 2
  kick # $nick Mass Notices Are Not Allowed 4C14ult™    
}


[Cult]

or if u want it to kick when user sends more that 2 notice. for example.
>= 2 <= means when user notices the channel more than 2 times, he will be kick banned. you can edit the 2 number to set it how many notices max. allowed.

on @*:NOTICE:*:#:{
  if ($nick !isreg $chan) { return } 
  if ($len($strip($1-)) >= 2) {
    ban $chan $nick 2 
    kick # $nick Mass Notices Are Not Allowed In $chan 4C14ult™ 
  }
}

[ZAcK]

Hi again

on @*:NOTICE:*:#:{
  if ($nick !isreg $chan) { return }
  if ($len($strip($1-)) >= 2) {
    ban $chan $nick 2
    kick # $nick Mass Notices Are Not Allowed In $chan 4C14ult™
  }
}

Actually this will NOT kick unless the notice contains 2 or more characters; I mentioned this in a different post with the same codes that I had issues regarding this line:

if ($len($strip($1-)) >= 1)

as anyone can flood using sending only an empty notice containing only 1 control code (bold, color, underline, reverse) which is actually isn't considered as a letter, so this code wouldn't recognize it as a flood only way to kick this flooder would be kicking him for using control codes, and the max has to be set to zero codes. Never the less, kicking someone, for using control codes while noticing a channel would be the correct reason, unless you want it that way.
Here is what I am using; I modified it a bit as I use Hash tables and custom kick messages for different channels and networks along with different triggers and actions.

on @*:notice:*:#:{
  if ($nick isreg $chan) {
    var %fnotc = $dll(aircdll.dll,Flood,$+(notc,$chr(44),$wildsite) 1 1 1 )
    if (+FLOOD* iswm %fnotc) ban -k $chan $nick 2 Notice Flood Detected $+([,$gettok(%fnotc,2,32),notices/,$gettok(%fnotc,3,32),secs])
  }
}

You will need to be using a DLL called: aircdll.dll by tabo, if you need it, please contact me and I’ll send it to you. This DLL has a lot of features and controls over the mIRC, but this controlling floods is the main reason – as the author said in his release notes- he made this DLL. All of us remember how the mIRC used to freeze couple of years ago, and the nick list would turn white, when a +100 bots joined a channel, or when bots used to notice flood channels using codes causing screen lagging/freezing; getting it to move like a wave.
Using such DLL will get the mIRC to do all its calculations in the DLL instead of getting the mIRC to do it which will get it to freeze get lagged cause of a botnet notice flood.
Again, I modified this to be as simple as possible, I am using hash tables to save my settings, and using them here would mean I will have to post a large portion of my channel protection as I am using core aliases to run all my script.
To explain how the code work

 
                 Flood    ,   <+desc> <+inc> <+max> <+secs>
$dll(aircdll.dll,Flood,$+(notc,$chr(44),$wildsite) 1 1 1 )

flood = flood
desc = flood type, in this situation it is notice.
inc = is the increment for the event, normally it will be 1, unless you are using the DLL to check private flood (bytes)
max = the max allowed events (in this case number of notices)
sec = seconds duration
Which means that the script in this case will kick for 1 notice in 1 sec, therefore changing the values of :” 1 1 1 to be 1 2 3 will get the code to kick on the second notice in three seconds, and so on.
Using this DLL will take the OP to the next level of scripting, multi actions on each event, first a warning notice to the user then a kick, then a ban/kick… etc.

As always, need help, contact me.

[Cult]

thanx for u`r post man, good to hear from u again. and thanx for u`r snippets and explanation.