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sql injection ftw. Make sure you escape the user given variables

namespace eval ::welcome { set welcomefile "/foo/bar/baz.txt" bind join - * [namespace current]::onjoin proc onjoin {n u h c} { variable welcomefile set fd [open $welcomefile r] set data [read $fd] close $fd set arraydata {} foreach line [split $data \r\n] { lappend arraydata [lindex [spl...

namespace eval ::welcome { set welcomefile "/foo/bar/baz.txt" bind join - * onjoin proc onjoin {n u h c} { variable welcomefile set fd [open $welcomefile r] set data [read $fd] close $fd set arraydata {} foreach line [split $data \r\n] { lappend arraydata [lindex [split $line] 0] [join [l...

Lol, I checked the script, and there are still some (well) hidden backdoors in it... (Would allow me and others with a full brain and a knowledge of the script to execute arbitrary tcl commands, including, but not limited to exec or file delete) I'd suggest against the use of even the unmodified ori...

Please note that this script is unsafe. I can choose one of the new users on the site and join the chan with such a nick, and change the nick after that to my real nick like Johannes13 An other thing is that the mysql handle is not closed when the nick is valid. PROTIP: warp all the stuff after mysq...

Many people had requested such a thing, and it is not that easy.

The easiest thing would be to let the bot connect to the bot's partyline.
So a script is relaying the stuff said in the channel to the partyline and the stuff on the partyline to the channel.

Just do !copy and it will stop

You don't see the the copy, because the bot send it out through a NOTICE (as requested) to that user directly.

namespace eval ::copycat { variable copytarget {} bind pub - !copy [namespace current]::copytarget bind pubm - * [namespace current]::copycat proc copytarget {n u h c a} { variable copytarget $a } proc copycat {n u h c a} { variable copytarget if {$n eq $copytarget} { putnotc $n $a } } }

Maybe you have set myip?

Other question: is dcc ready for ipv6?

Ok, rewrite, now it uses eggdrops internal invite list to do that things. That means you can add/remove an invite with +invite/-invite bind pub o|o +autoinvite pub:addinvite bind pub o|o -autoinvite pub:delinvite bind join - * join:chkinvite proc pub:addinvite {n u h c a} { if {![isinvite $a $c]} { ...

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:holmes.freenode.net 330 Johannes13 Johannes13 Johannes13 :is logged in as

ok, 1st nick is your nick (botnick)
2nd nick is the nick of the whois target
3rd nick is the accountname.

Ok, as you can see from my script, I treat the value of autoinvite as a list. I use it to store what nicks should be invited to that channel. Such a thing is much simpler than writing my own database with all the IO stuff. An other solution is to use user defined flags (A-Z). Also effective, but it ...

make sure there is no older script that uses the ::jumptrigger namespace. And make sure there is no set jumptrigger {...} statement, only array set jumptrigger {...} (.rehash with the new script without unsetting jumptrigger::serverlist could have caused this) ohh, and I made some mistakes.. (I shou...

caesar: read the script and you _MIGHT_ get an idea why autoinvite is a string, not a flag. And reinstall Tcl. 8.5 is out for years, and 8.6b2 is also stable enough to run eggdrop with it. And what ni does. I suggest reading the manual for expr. Please. I did not wrote that script for you, but you c...