/ScriptServ

#floodprotection off
;ctcp *:*:?:{
;if ($1 == version) { .ctcpreply $nick Version I'm Using BlueHell Script By JeSTeR, Get it @ http://www.HackersPlanet.Org | halt }
;else { .ctcpreply $nick Unacceptable request. You have been blocked. BlueHEll Script By JeSTeR, Get it @ http://www.HackersPlanet.Org | /ignore -tu60 $address($nick,2) | halt }
.ignore -tu6000 $wildsite | .echo -s [ $nick $+ / $+ $address $+ , ignored $duration(6000) for flooding. ]
; .ctcpreply $nick Unacceptable request. You have been blocked. BlueHell Script By JeSTeR, Get it @ http://www.HackersPlanet.Org | /ignore -tu60 $address($nick,2) | halt 

}
#floodprotection end
alias ctcpfloodcontrol {
.dialog -m ctcpfloodcontrol ctcpfloodcontrol
}
dialog ctcpfloodcontrol {
title "Ctcp Flood Control"
size -1 -1 148 41
option dbu
text "Permanently banned by the script administrator due to ctcp attacks. This option will avoid lamers from disconnecting you due to flood. This protection is recommended, if you wish so to remove it just disable the script."  , 11, 2 2 148 35, ok tab 1
text Status: %ctcpprotection, 20, 2 32 60 10, ok tab 1
button "Exit", 16, 125 30 20 10, ok tab 1
button "Enable", 14, 75 30 20 10, ok tab 1
button "Disable", 15, 95 30 20 10, ok tab 1 
}
on 1:dialog:ctcpfloodcontrol:sclick:*: {
if ($did == 14) { .set %ctcpprotection enable | .enable #floodprotection | .dialog -c ctcpfloodcontrol ctcpfloodcontrol | .ctcpfloodcontrol  }
if ($did == 15) { .set %ctcpprotection disable | .disable #floodprotection | .dialog -c ctcpfloodcontrol ctcpfloodcontrol | .ctcpfloodcontrol  }
if ($did == 16) { .dialog -c ctcpfloodcontrol ctcpfloodcontrol }
}