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I'm willing to pay for this

I'll trade a dota2 invite or two for this if anyone interested

Looks like no one capable of coding it is interested or it might be too much work, oh well

What type of look-up are you trying to get? Because you can always use my whereis script to get geo-locations of users/IP's/host's. Maybe this will work for you? <speechles> !whereis 95.76.180.124 <sp33chy> Ip: 95.76.180.124 ; Country code: RO ; Country: Romania ; State: Buzau ; City: Buzau ; Latit...

Well, that's not a problem with the script, but is due to the fact that the IP address 95.76.180.124 can't be resolved to a dns-name. * user is user@95.76.180.124 * user <@me> !ip2c 95.76.180.124 <@bot> Mapped IP (95.76.180.124) to (Romania) <@me> !ip2c user <@bot> Couldn't assosicate an ip with (9...

There's an error at these lines: } else { foreach {x} [split $error_format \n] { if {[string equal {} $x]} {continue} putserv "PRIVMSG $chan :[string trimleft [string map [list %e $lookup] $x]]" } } Most likely, $lookup should've been $arg. } else { foreach {x} [split $error_format \n] { ...

That seems rather odd. The dnslookup command in 1.6.20 accepts 2 or more arguments, and uses a callback mechanism. Also, the error message for incorrect arguments looks as follows in 1.6.20 Tcl error: wrong # args: should be "dnslookup ip-address/hostname proc ?args...?" Are you using any...

The fact that the dnslookup command only accepts one argument suggests that you are using an eggdrop that predates Dec 26 1999... Which would most likely be a 1.3.x eggdrop? I think it's safe to say that this script was written for 1.6 eggdrops, and that there'd be a fair deal of work backporting t...

Could someone please fix this # # TCL scripts by Ofloo all rights reserved. # # HomePage: http://ofloo.net/ # CVS: http://cvs.ofloo.net/ # Email: support[at]ofloo.net # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or # modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License # as ...

bump

btw http://www.justin.tv/p/api

I want the bot to check if a stream is online periodically and whenever someone uses a channel command like "!streams" it reports all the online streams from the list that was added by me

dj-zath wrote:maybe I am..

though I'd port t over to Ustream, but its the same concept..

if I can get my current issue fixed, perhaps I can come up with a solution...


-DjZ-

Thank you sir, I would very much appreciate it if you'd get one working and made it public or share with me, thank you so much.

No one is interested in this? :/

Sorry, this wasn't even the section I wanted to post in, my apologies.

BTW it worked, thanks.