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Archive => Archived 4.0 boards => Request for Lua 4 scripts => Topic started by: RDB on 17 April, 2004, 14:17:41

Title: Complex?
Post by: RDB on 17 April, 2004, 14:17:41
I am looking for a script that will open a new window on a command such as +albums. But at the same time it will not show that the command was typed in main chat (i.e. hide it like when an OP type !ban...). Also, would it then be possible to log ALL commands sent by users alongside their username to an operator?
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Post by: nErBoS on 17 April, 2004, 15:34:10
Hi,

Are you using any particular script ??? If yes that requeste have to be made to the creator of that script, because to do that is need to work in the script.

Best regards, nErBoS
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Post by: RDB on 17 April, 2004, 18:25:06
Not really, as the specific script is simply opening a new window and sending a txt file to that user.
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Post by: plop on 17 April, 2004, 18:45:09
QuoteOriginally posted by RDB
I am looking for a script that will open a new window on a command such as +albums. But at the same time it will not show that the command was typed in main chat (i.e. hide it like when an OP type !ban...). Also, would it then be possible to log ALL commands sent by users alongside their username to an operator?
try freshstuff 3.3.
only misses the logging of the commands, and i'm sorry 2 say that i'm not gone add that 2 freshstuff myself as i find it totaly useless for sutch a script.

plop
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Post by: RDB on 17 April, 2004, 18:48:04
Reason behind me wanting that is so that users didnt abuse the hidden command and try to bring the hub down. Are hidden commands included under the flood provention in scripts?
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Post by: plop on 17 April, 2004, 19:07:55
QuoteOriginally posted by RDB
Reason behind me wanting that is so that users didnt abuse the hidden command and try to bring the hub down. Are hidden commands included under the flood provention in scripts?
if deflood is handled as 1st script before all other scripts then the answer is yes.
otherwise it's a big nono.

plop