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i need this feature, and so i wrote it. it's only about 4 lines thanks to a great framework
question - would you like this as an option on the existing bot module, or as a additional module that is enabled?
I'm using this handy bot on our company irc channel.
gosh darn, i can't attach .module files on drupal.org.. you can get a copy from my darcs repo
http://darcs.coffee.geek.nz/contributions/modules/bot/bot_invited
Comments
Comment #1
Morbus IffAwesome. I'd want to see this as a general bot_chanops.module - something where we could put lots of little things related to channel maintenance not only invites, but also the support of "bot_module: join #drupal" or "leave #drupal-support", the automatic voicing or op'ing of certain users, whether invited channels become permanent joins on startup, etc.
Comment #2
Shiny CreditAttribution: Shiny commentedyou're welcome to spec it out (briefly) and assign a task to me??
very nice framework.
I also want to do some memory usuage analysis too -- does it behave nice running for months on end?
Comment #3
sunSeems like the new location of the module is:
http://darcs.coffee.geek.nz/drupal/contributions/modules/bot/bot_invited/
dmitrig01 replied to my question if Druplicon could be joined to #drupal-de with:
[18:07] so your task would be to make a bot_auth module
[18:09] where a) people register with the bot b) people with perms give other people other permissions c) functions for checking if a user is authenticated
Comment #4
dmitrig01 CreditAttribution: dmitrig01 commentedyes. then the bot_channelcrap module would check if a user is authed to do certain things, and if so, let them, otherwise, don't
Comment #5
Morbus IffComment #6
RobLoachFeatures I'd like to see in bot_chanops, assuming Authentication is committed: