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#
# CopyLeft Veli Mankinen 2002
# HL-log/rcon bot irssi script.
#
#####################
#
# USAGE:
#
# 1. copy the script to ~/.irssi/scripts/
# 2. Edit the variables below.
# 3. load the script: /script load hlbot
# 4. Join to the channel you want this script to work on.
# 5. Make sure all the users have ops in the channel (security reasons)
# 6. say in channel: .rcon logadress <ip> <port>
# Where ip is the ip of the machine where this script is running and
# the port is the $listen_port you have set below
# 7. say in channel: .rcon log on
#
# The script should now start flooding the channel about things hapening in
# the channel. Ofcourse you can and I think you should add those
# log -commands to your hl server.cfg.
#
# You can turn the flooding of by saying: ".log off" and turn it back on
# with: ".log off". ".status" tells you whether the log is on or off.
# Please note that the logfile is allways on. If you don't want to gather
# the log in a file then you should put "/dev/null" to the $logfile below.
#
#
# NOTE: There probably are few stupid things in this script and that is
# just because I don't have a clue about making irssi script.
#
##
use Socket;
use Sys::Hostname;
use IO::Handle;
use Irssi;
use Irssi::Irc;
use vars qw($VERSION %IRSSI);
##########################[ USER VARIABLES ]###########################
my $listen_port = 10001; # Port to listen to
my $logfile = "logi"; # Logfile
my $hlserver = "123.123.123.123"; # Ip of your half life server
my $hlport = "28000"; # Port of your half life server
my $rcon_pass = "password"; # Rcon password of your half life server
my $channel = "#mychan"; # Channel where you want this to work
#######################################################################
##############[ YOU DON'T NEED TO TOUCH BELOW THIS LINE ]##############
#######################################################################
$VERSION = "1.0";
%IRSSI = (
authors => "Veli Mankinen",
contact => "veli\@piipiip.net",
name => "HL-log/rcon -bot",
description => "Floods the channel about things that are hapening in your hl -server. Also enables you to send rcon commands to the server from channel.",
license => "GPLv2",
url => "http://piipiip.net/",
);
#####################
my $serv_iaddr = inet_aton($hlserver) || die "unknown host: $hlserver\n";
my $serv_paddr = sockaddr_in($hlport, $serv_iaddr);
my $challenge = "";
my $rcon_msg = "";
my $log_on = 1;
#####################
sub run_bot {
my $server = Irssi::active_server();
($hispaddr = recv(S, $msg, 1000, 0)) or print "$!\n";
($port, $hisiaddr) = sockaddr_in($hispaddr);
$host = inet_ntoa($hisiaddr);
$msg =~ s/\n.$//s;
$msg =~ s/\n..$//s;
print LOG "$host : $msg\n";
# Received logline
if ($msg =~ s/^ÿÿÿÿlog L \d\d\/\d\d\/\d{4} - \d\d:\d\d:\d\d: //) {
# We don't want to see these
if ($log_on eq 0 ||
$msg =~ /^Server cvar/ ||
$msg =~ /^\[META\]/ ||
$msg =~ /^Log file/ ||
$msg =~ /^\[ADMIN\]/)
{ return; }
# FORMAT THE LINE
# Don't show the rcon password.
$msg =~ s/^(Rcon: "rcon \d* )[^ ]*( .*)/$1*****$2/;
# Print the logline
if ($msg =~ /^"/) {
$server->command("/action $channel $msg");
} else {
$server->send_raw("PRIVMSG $channel :*log* $msg");
}
}
# Received challenge rcon reply..
elsif ($msg =~ /^ÿÿÿÿchallenge rcon (\d+)$/ && $rcon_msg) {
$challenge = $1;
$data = "ÿÿÿÿrcon $challenge $rcon_pass $rcon_msg";
defined(send(S, $data, 0, $serv_paddr)) or
$server->command("/notice $channel Error sending rcon: $!");
}
# Received rcon reply
elsif ($msg =~ s/ÿÿÿÿl//) {
# Some rcon replies have this annoying log entry in the beginning.
$msg =~ s/L \d\d\/\d\d\/\d{4} - \d\d:\d\d:\d\d: //g;
# FORMAT THE LINE
# Multiline rcon responses
if ($msg =~ /\n/s) {
@rows = split /\n/, $msg;
foreach $row (@rows) {
# We don't want to see these
if ($row =~ /^[\t \n]*$/ ||
$row =~ /^[ADMIN] Load/ ||
$row =~ /^[ADMIN] WARNING/ ||
$row =~ /^[ADMIN] Plugins loaded/)
{ next; }
$server->command("/notice $channel $row");
}
# Single line rcon responses
} else {
$server->command("/notice $channel $msg");
}
}
}
############################
sub msg_command {
my ($server, $data, $nick, $mask, $target) = @_;
# Is this the right channel?
unless ($target =~ /$channel/i) { return; }
# Does the user have ops?
my $CHAN = $server->channel_find($channel);
my $NICK = $CHAN->nick_find($nick);
if (! $NICK->{op}) { return; }
# Rcon command.
if ($data =~ /^\.rcon (.+)/) {
$rcon_msg = $1;
defined(send(S, "ÿÿÿÿchallenge rcon", 0, $serv_paddr)) or
$server->command("/notice $channel Error asking challenge: $!");
}
# log on
elsif ($data =~ /^\.log on$/) {
$log_on = 1;
$server->command("/notice $channel Logging now ON");
}
# log off
elsif ($data =~ /^\.log off$/) {
$log_on = 0;
$server->command("/notice $channel Logging now OFF");
}
# help
elsif ($data =~ /^\.help$/) {
$server->command("/notice $channel Commands: .rcon <rcon command>, " .
".log <on/off>, .status");
}
# status
elsif ($data =~ /^\.status$/) {
my $log_status = "";
if ($log_on eq 1) { $log_status = "on"; }
else { $log_status = "off"; }
$server->command("/notice $channel Log: $log_status");
}
}
#########[ MAIN ]###########
# Open the logfile.
open LOG, ">>$logfile" or die "Cannot open logfile!\n";
LOG->autoflush(1);
# Start listening the socket for udp messages.
my $iaddr = gethostbyname(hostname());
my $proto = getprotobyname('udp');
my $paddr = sockaddr_in($listen_port, $iaddr);
socket(S, PF_INET, SOCK_DGRAM, $proto) || die "socket: $!\n";
bind(S, $paddr) || die "bind: $!\n";
$| = 1;
# Set input and signals etc. irssi related stuff.
Irssi::input_add(fileno(S), INPUT_READ, "run_bot", "");
Irssi::signal_add_last('message public', 'msg_command');
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