allprotection

An All-Around Protection Script for Eggdrops

This Eggdrop script was first conceived some time around 2005 and has since developed into the ultimate public/private/ircnet protection script. Given that I'm no longer actively manintaining it, I've decided to move it to my Github page to facilitate contributions by other developers.

Features

• text floods (action or msg)
• repeat floods
• notice floods
• codes/caps floods
• ads, bad words, and private spam (including part messages)
• bad nicks/idents (on join and change)
• join floods
• revolving door (fly-bys)
• nick floods
• random nicks ban (drones)
• takeovers (mass deop/ban/kick)
• channel limit
• ctcp/ctcr floods
• part msg floods
• clones
• bad channels
• excess channels
• bad CTCP-replies
• Anti-spam bot (cycler)

Botnet flood protections:

• mass text floods.
• mass notice floods.
• mass ctcp/ctcr floods.
• mass join floods.
• mass revolving door floods.
• mass part msg floods.
• mass nick floods.
• mass codes floods.

Private flood protections

• Private text floods.
• Private notice floods.
• Private ctcp/ctcr floods.

Settings are highly configurable, giving the ability to specify different punishment modes (warn/kick/ban) as well as apply channel-specifc settings.

exempt methods:

# 0: Neither voices nor halfops are exempted from punishment
# 1: Voices are exempted from punishment
# 2: Halfops are exempted from punishment
# 3: Both halfops and voices are exempted from punishment

Users with +f and +mo flags are exempted by default from any punishment.

Available punishment methods:

# v: Void - do nothing
# w: Warn offender
# k: Kick offender
# b: Ban offender
# kb: Kick + Ban offender
# bk: Ban + Kick offender
# kl: KLine offender
# kil: Kill offender
#
## You can use them like this for example:
# w:k:kb
# this means, first Warn then Kick then Kickban. (if offence is repeated ofcourse)
## these steps will be triggered if the offences happend during <pwait> seconds.
# NOTE: These methods are not applicable on all flood types. I only applied this
# feature on the flood types I think they're needed.

Details are provided inside the script.

Discussion about the script (as well the history of its development): http://forum.egghelp.org/viewtopic.php?t=9721