GeekShed.Net IRC Network

The more observant of you may have noticed the userlist on the site. If not, it's accessed by clicking on any of the user counts at http://www.geekshed.net/chat/chat-rooms/.

If you click the Xs in the away column of that list, it shows the reason why the user is away.

To effectively update that column with an X or tick when you are away here, you can use the following script. It sets you as away after 30 mins idle and sets you as back when you return.

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See Below...

Eh, slight logic error in original code - fixed now...

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on 1:START:{
  set %autoaway.away 0
  .timerautoaway 0 1800 doautoaway
}

on 1:INPUT:*:{
  if (%autoaway.away == 1) {
    raw away
    echo -a 6Auto away deactivated
    set %autoaway.away 0
  }

  .timerautoaway 0 1800 doautoaway
}

alias doautoaway {
  if (%autoaway.away == 0) {
    raw away Auto away after 30 mins idle
    echo -a 6Auto away active
    set %autoaway.away 1
  }
}


Why use .'s and not /'s

Pctech37 wrote:Why use .'s and not /'s

So that the messages don't show up on your screen ever, they are simply automatically done silently.