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No, thats not the task.. it was just an example

We have an authorization-system and the bot is part of it.
If he restarts for any reason, he just shall kill all users in the channel, so they have to reconnect und re-auth with the bot.

Thank you... it works with a 10 seconds timer
Is there a possibility to quicken the update?

Hi there,

my problem is, that
shows zero, when it's called in the join-bind procedure of the bot's join.

Even a utimer of 1 second, called in the join-handler procedure doesn't work

What can i do ?

Thanks for your help

As the title says i want to check if a nickname is inside a specific channel
but i have absolutely no idea how to do this or what i have to look for

Can you help me?

Thank you

Ah ok... i thougth the

• version would overwrite the default parameters.
  
  Thanks a lot

thank you very much, but what if i additionally want to get the arguments?

e.g.
!test1 10
!test1 20
!test2 20

something like
bind pub - !test1 [list proc1 $args test1]
bind pub - !test2 [list proc1 $args "something else"]

Hi, is there a possibility for calling the same procedure with different arguments with bind pub? Like: bind pub "-|-" !test1 proc1 "test1" bind pub "-|-" !test2 proc1 "something else" bind pub "-|-" !test3 proc1 "lalala" Thanks for your help

in that case you must have a proc like this: proc give_answer { chan } { blah blah blah... } proc2 must take the chan argument as shown above. try it like that. yeah i did it like that... but the problem of my first post were the {} around the call. However now it's working with [list ..] Thank you...

I already have another problem

I want my bot to evaluate any string that is written to the channel with a procedure...
i used but he binds the string "*" to procedure and not the wildcard *

What's my mistake?

erm no... proc2 is not a part of proc1 proc1 is just called 1 line before ;) its for a little quizbot proc quiz_start { nick uhost hand chan args } { global quiz_status set quiz_status "started" sendmsg "PRIVMSG $chan :Quiz startet..." putlog "test" ask_question $chan u...

proc1 works correct... but the proc2-call within the {} throws the error can't read "chan": no such variable

Shouldn't $chan be valid inside a new {} block, just like in a do..while {} loop?

What is the problem?

Thanks for your help

Awesome!
Thanks a lot

ah thats it... thanks

and is there any possibility to boost reation time?
my bot is hosted on a 100mbit/s server but it still needs up to 4..5 seconds till he answers :/
although the notice in the telnet party line is shown nearly immediatly

Hi there, i just started to experiment with eggdrop... i wrote a little script: bind pub - !testme testme proc testme { nick uhost hand chan args } { putlog "$nick $args" putserv "PRIVMSG $chan : Hello world!" } It works, but if i write !testme 10 times in a short period of time,...