Exemplo n.º 1
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    def on_whoreply(self,c,e):
        """
        Handles the servers whoreplies
        
        We do the periodic check for for user modes here.
        
        e.source = <server>
        e.target = <nickname>
        e.arguments = [channel, ~nickname, host, server, nickname, H*, 0 realname]
        """
        
        channel = e.arguments()[0]
        nick = e.arguments()[4]
        host = e.arguments()[2]
        try:
            ip = gethostbyname(host)
        except:
            return

        if nick == e.target():
            level = "o"
        else:
            level = dbstuff.getLevel(channel,host)
        
        if DEBUG: print("whoreply with %s %s (%s) in %s has %s" % (nick, host, ip, channel, level))
        
        if (level == "v") or (level == "o"):
            c.mode(channel,"+%s %s" % (level,nick))
Exemplo n.º 2
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 def on_join(self,c,e):
     """
     Handles the servers JOIN messages
     
     Here the bot eventually welcomes a new user (but not to himself)
     
     And the bot queries the database for getting the highest mode for
     the new user and applies it
     """
     nick = nm_to_n(e.source())
     host = nm_to_h(e.source())
     channel = e.target()
     if DEBUG: print nick + " joined"
     
     if nick != c.get_nickname():
         #c.privmsg(channel,"Hello %s" % nick)
         level = dbstuff.getLevel(channel,host)
         if DEBUG: print("level: %s on %s in %s has %s" % (nick, host, channel, level))
         if (level == "v") or (level == "o"):
             c.mode(channel,"+%s %s" % (level,nick))