How to disable this command ??

[Maybe]

how i can disable this command ???

/sethost, /chghost, /chgident, /chgname. /setident

thanks

[w00t]

Fairly easily,

Don't load commands.so/commands.dll,
instead load the .so/dll of every command that you DO want
(ie everything there EXCEPT m_chg* and m_set*

Beware though, i think disabling sethost might stop hostserv working.

[Stealth]

If you are on *nix:

./Config -advanced
Tell it not to allow those commands

[w00t]

Never heard of that before

[aquanight]

Never heard of that before

#define NO_USERMOD (IIRC) - this used to be in include/config.h until the advance ./Config was added.

However, there is another way to disable it, which is probably better because you can flip it on on-the-fly without recompiling. Read the documentation about set::allow-userhost-change - it affects normal users and IRCops, so when set to never, neither users nor ircops can use sethost, setident, chghost, or chgident. (chgname might still be enabled) The only downside to this approach is you'd disable host cloaking if you don't have x in your set::modes-on-connect, etc.

I think either way won't break things like HostServ, however, that rely on CHGHOST to set vhosts, etc. The module way would most certainly break HostServ however .

[pete212]

when this is used are they still enabled for IRCops?

[Dukat]

it affects normal users and IRCops, so when set to never, neither users nor ircops can use sethost, setident, chghost, or chgident.

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[Maybe]

ok thanks for all question