"Borrowed" from Noers 4.x updated Kos module"

Commands
!kos     (Displays both the KOS guilds and Players.. Guilds on top.  In alpha order)
!kos padd <player> <reason>    (adds player to KOS list.  Note Reason is optional)
!kos gadd <guild> :<reason>    (adds guild to KOS list. Note : is needed between reason and name)
!kos pdel <player>    (deletes player from KOS list)
!kos gdel <guild>    (deletes guild from KOS list)

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Rev 1.   kos.php and gkos.php  w/ 2 seperate Databases
Rev 2.   kos.php and gkos.php combined.   New database created.
Rev 2a.   Fixed error in code.  :  is now required between guild name and reason.
Rev 2b.   Fixed !help command error.
When incorrect syntax used, bot said to use !help gkos for command list.  Should be  !help kos.
Included, modified Whois.php file to display if user is on kos list when doing a !whois lookup
Removed the drop table statements.  Should no longer be needed.
Rev 2c.  Updated whois.php file for R46-48 of bebot Hyborian.

Also, each command has it's own permissions.  See /tell BOTNAME !commands subs kos.


TO INSTALL
Without Whois Mod
Download  kos.phps  rename to kos.php  install to ./custom/modules/

With Whois Mod - Verified working with bebot version r24 through r26
Download  kos.phps  rename to kos.php  install to ./custom/modules/
Download  whois.phps  rename to whois.php  overwrite existing file in ./modules/

Cheny,

I'll look into this once I finish up fixing my supplies module.
Though I tend to shy away from messing with original coding.

kardsen,

thanks a lot for it, for a few hours works great.

Hi there, followed the instructions (I'm using the svn version of the bot) and I although I can see the kos module listed when i do a "/tell botuser !modules" , none of the kos commands are available when I try and use them.

any ideas?

Bot Access: Owner

Guild [TELL]    [INC]   Naho: !kos padd PLAYER REASON
Guild [TELL]    [OUT]   -> Naho: /tell Guild !help

same for the other commands


and kos.php is listed when you do a "/tell guild !modules" (under Custom).

1. shutdown bot
2. go into your  /conf/   folder
2a. delete file named   BOTNAME.Modules
3. go into your /custom/modules/   folder 
3a. delete old kos.php file and redownload my lastest one at the top of this post and install it to /custom/modules/
4. reload bot.
5. See if kos appears in the module list.
6. I believe the bot isn't picking up the kos module.   As my Kos module would not output /tell guild !help
it would output /tell guild Learn how to use the command. See !help kos



* Saw your post after typing above.
The  !modules list  is actually a Cache of the modules the bot has seen.  So it may be listing old modules you no longer have.

better command to use is  /tell BOT !commands kos all
to see if it list's it there..  or just do  /tell BOT !commands all

You could simply use the subcommand support for access control and use that for the checks. The module is creating entries for the padd/gadd and pdel/gdel subcommands, simply change those to ADMIN to have the same effect.

Confirmed.  My code is correct, and it does include command permissions


if you look at line 16 of my code, you will see that they have all been set to MEMBER.  You can change this ingame, or in the file... 

If you want to change it via the file, just change MEMBER to LEADER or OFFICER ADMIN   ect

      $this -> register_command("all", "kos", "MEMBER", array('padd' => 'MEMBER', 'gadd' => 'MEMBER', 'pdel' => 'MEMBER', 'gdel' => 'MEMBER'));


Or, you can do what I originally stated in my first post
Also, each command has it's own permissions.  See /tell BOTNAME !commands subs kos.