I found what was causing this problem, apparently my production bot had the wrong hostname for my user, so it didn't trigger the script. updated the hostname and now it works as it should, thanks for your help though!
could anyone tell me how I can bind all those chans to an onjoin event? I tried set famchans [split [string trim $family] "\n"] foreach famchan $famchans { if {[llength $famchan]>"1"} { bind join - "[lindex $famchan 1] *" fambot:onjoin } } but that doesn't replace the [...
Okay, I'm almost afraid to make yet another topic :$ I used search and couldn't find an answer, so here we go: I have this piece of code: set family { pubchan #chan1 famchan #chan2 capochan #chan3 topchan #chan4 } proc test {nick host handle chan args} { global family set family [split [string trim ...
Hi all, I wrote a very simple script to set a mode to my channels. I have a production bot and a testbot on the same network. The testbot runs the script without any problems, but the production bot doesn't trigger it at all. I checked with .binds that the command is bound, and with .whois that I ha...
Hi all, Reading these forums has helped me a lot, but now I've come across a problem for which I can't find a solution in the search. I wrote three scripts which all use the same handles. Individually they work fine, but when I load them together on the same bot, only the last loaded script works. I...