Anti E-donkey Script?

[dmx00830]

Anyone know of any good ones, and if so possibly a link? thanks a lot

[ButterflySoul]

I guess you meant mldonkey (the client), not edonkey.

There is a thread answering this in details, with an explicit title, in the very forum you asked your question, and it did not even scroll out of the first page yet (it will soon though if people reask the exact same questions without even checking if we answered them yesterday). Just use your mouse and the 2 little arrows on the right of your screen to scroll all the way down to a thread entitled antmldonkey script, in the "Hubs and Script" forum.

Alternatively, you can also use this link to go there directly

[dmx00830]

Maybe your blind...but im pretty sure i specifically said E-DONKEY, not MLDONKEY...jeeze, calm down with your attitude, its people like you that cause suicide. If someone else who is of SOME VALUE, with a BRAIN could help me, unlike the only person who posted a reply to me, id greatly appreciate it....

[Phantom]

Since when has e-donkey been able to connect to a dc hub? Personally i've never seen this (that I know of anyway)

[GargoyleMT]

Since when has e-donkey been able to connect to a dc hub? Personally i've never seen this (that I know of anyway)

And the new eDonkey Hybrid only does Overnet and eDonkey, to my knowledge.

eDonkey wouldn't gain anything by going to a DC hub, it's centered around file hashes... though once it has the hashes, it could use them on its own to verify segments downloaded from other P2P networks. That'd be a lot of work for not so much gain, in my opinion.

[Matt]

Call them what you want, there have been several people with the share 9.31 GB (Mldokey's share size) with the description of edonkey client.

[ButterflySoul]

Call them what you want, there have been several people with the share 9.31 GB (Mldokey's share size) with the description of edonkey client

Yes, as pointed out in the other thread, mldonkey clients don't exclusively use the default "mldonkey client" in their description anymore. That doesn't mean that the software running on the guy's computer isn't mldonkey. It just means mldonkey is an open source client, and some people try to get around kicking scripts with custom descriptions. While most custom clients are kept for personal use, some of them are distributed to some degree.

The best way to keep them all out is with Ragnarok, from Sid (in the Projects section of http://www.1stleg.com)

If you prefer a script approach based on the description tag, then just replace

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If instr(1, Lcase(sDesc), "mldonkey client") Then

in the script Ade mentioned in the other thread by :

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If instr(1, Lcase(sDesc), "mldonkey client") Or instr(1, Lcase(sDesc), "mldc client") Or instr(1, Lcase(sDesc), "ml donkey client") Or instr(1, Lcase(sDesc), "edonkey client")Then

Alternatively,

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If instr(1, Lcase(sDesc), "donkey client") Or instr(1, Lcase(sDesc), "mldc client") Then

would do the job as well... until some new build comes out, that is

The JScript and Lua scripts mentioned in the other thread can be added on the same way to cover alternate descriptions.

[Spaz]

I wrote an Admin/Op script called Cujo. It takes care of all donkey clients.
It is a 'do everything script'. Opschat, triggerbot, dc++ filter, open slots (not just total slots) filter, total slots filter, min share filter, max share filter, passive mode users filter (doesn't use the M:P description), bad words filter (.vob, preteen, etc), required words filter (files that people should have eg. .mp3, .avi, .mpg, etc), searchbot filter (glosearch, etc), max users but allow Ops/Admins in anyway, user/ip log file (for those hit and run users), 2 types of floods (not a real good idea, better to just ban), plus all the regular stuff.. add registered user, delete registered user, add/delete/clear bad words, add/delete/clear required words, add/delete/clear searchbots, boot/kick/ban user, show all the settings, show the user/ip log file, cleartemp, clearperm, plus change any setting with a command, plus turn individual filters on or off or turn all filters on or off.

Now the thing you would interested in is the passive mode user and the required list.
Most users set themselves as passive so they can get past any filtering scripts so I really don't see Not Allowing Passive Mode Users as a real big problem. Well.. mldonkey clients (any iterations of the hacks) can't respond to a script and certainly not respond with a required file. So what you do is:
1) add some required words (eg. .mp3, .rar, .zip, etc. include the "." since this is file types your looking for)
2) set the 'passivetimeout' counter to however many seconds you want to give the client to respond to the script ( I would suggest no more that 5 seconds)
2) set 'allowpassive' to 'no'

Thats it. No passive mode users will be able to stay longer than 5 seconds now. This includes donkey clients, searchbots, any clients running in passive mode.

PS. If your hub has a lot of users and you should decide that you want to run this script, let your users know what you are doing. Until you get the setting to your own liking, you will (not may but WILL) lose users. This script will amaze you as to how many actual GOOD users there really are out there. But the script settings can be changed to allow anyone or anything. Also, all settings are automatically saved to a settings file.

[Spaz]

Sorry.
If you are interested in trying the script, you can get it at:
http://dc.ww-ei.com/index.php?&act=vbscripts
Its called Cujo