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Any chance you can elaborate on that? I'm not entirely sure.

.botaddr isn't giving me much in party.


Cheers.

Hi,

The bot configs do actually state different ports, as per my previous post. It's strange why the .whois results on both bots state the ports as 3333. They're not set as 3333 in their configs.

Hi folks, any further ideas?

Thanks a lot.

Hi there,

Thanks for this. It's interesting, as doing a .whois safe from innit, it's showing safe's listen port as 3333, but in safe's config...

listen 2222 all

Seems like this could be my problem? With a .whois innit from safe, that too shows 3333 but innit's config is...

listen 1111 all

Thanks a lot for your reply and offer of help. On innit:- .whois safe .whois safe HANDLE PASS NOTES FLAGS LAST safe no 0 b 08 Nov (#safe) BOT FLAGS: gs HOSTS: *!safe@10.0.0.200, safe@10.*, safe@myserver.com *!safe@myserver.com ADDRESS: users: 3333, bots: 3333 On safe:- .whois innit .whois innit [07:...

Hi folks...

..anyone?

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Thanks very much, I really appreciate the help.

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I've just tried the same test script on a second bot I'm running using 1.6.17, on a true shell provider and get the same issue.

I wanted to test this, as the one I want to add this script on is running off Mac OS X, so I wanted to eliminate OS X from the equation and also the versioning differences.

Here's what's happened after trying the updated script: [17:36:05] <bot> Rehashing. [17:36:05] <bot> [17:36] Writing user file... [17:36:05] <bot> [17:36] Writing channel file... [17:36:05] <bot> [17:36] Rehashing ... [17:36:05] <bot> [17:36] Listening at telnet port 3366 (all). [17:36:05] <bot> [17...

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