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Full script, in case anyone finds it useful... again, please excuse any sloppy TCL. botnet_fruitattack_1.0.tcl: proc botnet_fruitattack_pub {nick uhost handle chan argv} { if {[regexp {[\{]} $argv]>0} { putserv "NOTICE $chan :ERROR\: OK! Dumping my /etc/shadow file ... please wait." return...

Thanks, SpiKe^^. If I need more precision or granularity (maybe using the flags) it's great to know there is another possibility. But, for now, all my slave bots are equal and there is only one master, so this solution will work for me. [08:28:26] MASTER liar - Sending orders to all bots to Fruit At...

Bad TCL, for sure. Frankly, I struggle with TCL. But, that's neither here nor there. So, this is what worked: 1) Either in your eggdrop,conf or in a separate script (botcfg.tcl or something) you load via eggdrop.conf: set ismaster 1 Change that to 0 on the slave bots, of course. 2) Then, in the scri...

I was hoping to trigger that on the "h"ub vs. "l"eaf bot flags. I am seeing your point, now, though. If the bot currently running the script is not in users, then there will be no attributes to get. Bleh. I was going for something like this: # not going to work... set bothandle [...

I did. But, the names of things are a little scattered and it makes it difficult to search. I was looking for "my" and "is". Coulda sworn I searched for "bot"... but now I feel dumb.

Thank you! That is exactly what I was looking for. You rock.

Hi. New here, but have been using eggdrop since the 90s. Is there any [built-in] way to determine the eggdrop bot's own nick at any given time? What I really want is to allow it to become self-aware of its own attributes via getuser with the BOTFL, but those functions appear to be dependent on nick....