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This will let you set commands to be sent on joining a server, and on joining
channels on that server. You can set as many servers as you wish, and as many
channels under each server as you wish.
When you first connect to a server, it tries to find a hostmask that matches,
if found, then it sends any AUTH command, and remembers it for the duration
of that connection. If you are connected to a recognised server, then whenever
you join a channel it will attempt to find that channel, and send any LOGIN
command you have set.
If you are already connected, then you can issue /AUTH and /LOGIN commands to
manually do these - both will go through the same checks as normal.
There are two types of line, Server lines, and Channel lines.
Servers consist of a network name, a server hostmask, and an /AUTH command.
Channels consist of a channel name, and a /LOGIN command.
Multiple lines of commands can be seperated by entering "\n", you can use "%c"
to automatically enter the channel name, and "%n" for your nick (among others).
You may prefix any command with "!" to stop automatic use of it - instead that
line will only work when using the manual /AUTH and /LOGIN commands.
For channels, you may put a "@" or "+" character after the "!", and it will
try not to send the command if you already have OP or VOICE respectively.
Any commands starting "/MSG xxx ..." are sent via an internal mechanism to
prevent screengrabs etc.
Any commands in this format - "/MSG nick!user@host ..." will only go to the
correct person, masks are not permitted, and they must be on-channel when
you join.
Use drag and drop to sort the entries into the order you wish.
| Plugin Info |
Login.AmIPlug 2.4
Copyright ©2002-2004 Robin Cloutman <login@...>
Released under the GNU General Public License in June 2003
I'm lazy, this logs me into stuff ;-)
Defined commands: AUTH LOGIN
[HasRawlineHook2] [HasNumMsgHook]
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| AmIRC Commands |
«Help» Login.AmIPlug: AUTH LOGIN
«Help» Usage: /AUTH
«Help» Usage: /LOGIN [channel]
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| History |
1.0 First version, all hard-coded passwords ;-)
1.1 Made all recognition into a table
1.2 GUI, Load/Save, etc
1.3 Improved the GUI, and less memory usage
1.4 Some servers need a channel for login, this is the first in the list
1.5 Now can use MLOGIN type things, with multiple channel names
1.6 Made the response handling slightly nicer
1.7 Now recognises changing servers without quitting AmIRC, and reports what it finds
1.8 Slightly less CPU usgae, and compatable with more servers
1.9 Fixed the code slightly, forgot to change a constant, so now I've removed the need for it ;-)
2.0 Total rewrite due to losing old code, now lets you add your own networks. Released under the GPL, updated copyright info to reflect that.
/LOGIN without a channel now logs in to all channels.
Rewrote some internal code so things happen at the righ time and place.
2.3 Improved the /LOGIN args, and rewrote the parsing routine
2.4 Fixed some incompatabilities with certain networks, killed some bugs.
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