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I suppose you could take advantage of the old tried and true "throttle" proc with some tweaks: bind kick * * unaop proc throttled {id time} { global throttled if {[info exists throttled($id)]} { return 1 } { set throttled($id) [clock seconds] utimer $time [list unset throttled($id)] return...

No, not using any patches.

This appears to be a shell related issue, involving core file size and grsec. Working on fixing it...

Ah, okay, I wasn't quite sure what you wanted. Let me see... set oplist { "" "" "" "" } bind join - * check bind nick - * isop proc check {nick host hand chan} { if {![info exists deop]} { bind mode - "% +o" deop } } proc isop {nick host hand chan ne...

I have before... if I do that, more things will be invalid.

Yeah, at this point, it seems like something is not right in the tcl library... unfortunately, I have no access to that on this host.. I can ask that it be looked into though.

I can try a recompile, but I have tried that in the past to fix .status and had no luck.

Well, that's just it, I haven't updated or changed my version of eggdrop, so I don't see why the paths would have changed. And I'm really not sure how to check all of that... I've never used tclsh. As for .status, that's always crashed my bots from the day I compiled them, so it's long since been di...

No one has access other than me. And I sure never ran any such command as that. No script has been updated whatsoever. All I've done is add a special context command for someone, which just reads the last 10 lines of the logfile and a string match comparison to another script. Nothing should have ov...

This sort of thing can be handled with channel flags, normally. Or, is your bot opping people as they join? If so, it's likely either a script you have doing it, or it's an eggdrop setting... if not, can try something like this I suppose. Untested: bind join - * check proc check {nick host hand chan...

I wake up this morning to see my bot spamming my dcc window with "Tcl error: invalid command name "clock"", but i didn't change anything? I search google and all I see are threads about people breaking clock... I didn't do that, didn't update, nothing's changed, and this is only ...

First of all... do you understand how variable setting works? More specifically, do you understand how tcl processes "indices" or "indexes" within a list? If not, then you should learn this before moving on, cause without it, things will be overly hard for you. I can give a quick...

I can. How long until you want it to reset? Note that scripting is on the back burners these days, with my new job, but I'll get to it.

Sorry, just now saw this: ## Rep.tcl-v.1.1.1 ## Author: Luminous ## Support: pm on egghelp.org ## This is a private script for users to add or remove reputation points to/from users. Its intended use is to keep track of positively and negatively contributing users, similar to forums with reputation ...

Not stupid at all. :) Put in the file like this: user@host.tld someone@ip.blah.org dude@blah.blah.blah and so on, on different lines. Edit: I also just realized I made a mistake above. Change this line: set host [getchanhost $nick $chan] to set host [string trim [getchanhost $nick $chan] ~] That wil...

Okay, this is not tested, but let's see how it works for you... bind join * * join:ban proc join:ban {nick host hand chan} { set host [getchanhost $nick $chan] set fs "exceptions.txt" if {![file exists $fs]} { close [open $fs w] } set fs [open $fs] set data [split [read -nonewline $fs] \n]...

In what manner would you like them banned in? I assume you are looking for: *!*@*.domain.tld.