Rules Agreement (Logging, works 100%~)
 

It's me DahVid, because of complaints that my other one didn't work. I've released a new one. It has new features aswell. I tested this on Half-Life for a while.
Only needs default modules enabled.

IMPORTANT:
The script will make a file called rules.txt in your cstrike (or moddir, etc ts,svencoop) folder when you first run it, put your rules in there!

Commands
amx_removedecline <name> -- takes user off of decline list.

What does it do
When players join they get a menu.

1. Agree
2. Decline

3. Show Rules (Shows rules.txt)

If the user hits Agree, it logs his authid, ip, and name into the directory
addons/amxmodx/agreed.ini

The menu won't pop up for him again. If he breaks a rule you might want to look into the logged file for proof he agree'd.


If the user hits decline, it logs his authid,ip, and name into the directory
addons/amxmodx/declined.ini
Then it kicks him.

Everytime he joins he will have 60 seconds before he is kicked. The 60 seconds are for if he wants to ask an admin if they can remove him from declined.ini.

Suggestion : You should make it were they can aggree when they come back instead of waiting for an admin.

No, because they see the effect and say
"Oh, even though I won't abide by the rules I can just hit agree now!"

very good point.
You might want to look at nightscream's Mail_Mod plugin and encourage server ops to use it in conjunction with this one (or ask him to borrow parts of it) so that if they hit disagree and get that 60 sec. window of opportunity, they can leave a message for the server admins in case none are around for those 60 sec.s that the user has.

Yes, I actually was going to do that.

Although, I've got an old Report Mod I made so peers can report bugs for one of my plugins to a log file.

I might fix it in later.. :)

Busy now.

Exactly.

Ok, Azn,
Please point me out one of these that function just like mine and actually work.

This is very easy and simple.
also it could be done better to make sure they read it it has decline as yes and yes as no. so they have to read it ^-^

Show me one 3,000 that does:

The key here is the loggging and the checking of clients as they enter.

Give the guy a break and get off your own high horse. There is still much room for improvement and this is where it will happen, in the non-approved section. If he doesn't then don't you worry your pretty lil' "helpful" head, the devs/mods will trash it.