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That lists process IDs, not job IDs. Apparently they're different, according to what I read.

I run an eggdrop on an ubuntu shell, and it says "launching into background (pid: xxx)" after it finishes its startup process. But the jobs command lists nothing. Is this some other kind of background? How can I get it into my console? EDIT: I guess I don't really need this, I can always u...

Thanks for the script, I might try that.

I finally got FTP set up with the host, and was able to look at the config file. The owners were not set, I set it and now that part works. He was trying to use a dyndns domain as the bot's nat-ip which was causing the problems with sending the wrong IP. I changed it and now it works fine. The only ...

Unless he changed it when he uploaded it, all of those are as they should be. I am an owner, so must-be-owner shouldn't affect me, but I'm pretty sure that's 1. He said he set the nat-ip to his outside IP last night during our trouble-shooting session, and I think that's when it started sending its ...

Oh, OUTSIDE IP, ok. I didn't notice that bit. I'll pass that on to the server op and see if that helps. EDIT: Apparently I can change that with the .set command via telnet. But when I do .set anything it just says "What? You need '.help'. This is rather odd behavior as I am the owner of the bot...

Apologies for double-posting, but the Bot is now feeding me an IP of 255.255.255.255, which is again, obviously, not right. How do I tell the damn bot to shove the attitude and start telling me accurately what IP it's on? The /whois shows the bot's IP properly (though it's worth mentioning that my I...

I had an Eggdrop running on my computer (localhost), which I was able to connect to fine with /ctcp bot chat. Trying to DCC to it myself always gave an Invalid Port error but I didn't really care because it worked fine the other way. But, since my friend and I moved it to his home server farm, I can...