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There is no way to do such task. You will have to use: decrypt <key> <string>. Alternativly, you could write and encrypt your script in such way, that every line is actually a physical line and as such feed it to encrypt command. Then write the output to a file, exactly one string per line. You can ...

Userfile is already crypted (at least passwords are), and about config file, encrypt/decrypt spring to mind. Read about them in doc/tcl-commands.doc Config file of 1.6 series is just a simple TCL script and nothing more, so you can safely make it decrypt itself 'at hoc'. Try this in the partyline: ....

Are you sure you followed the install procedure correctly? Saying that this is your first contact with the bot, makes me wander about the name of the destination directory you are using. Did you actually do:

make install DEST=/home/gwion/bot

(23:37:14) (BoT1) [17:31] Failed to compress file `.share.BoT2.1058391060': not a file.

This is indicative of some kind of error with the actual file. Good starting point for exploration.

Try explicitly passing the fully qualified path to libTcl83.so to the ./configure script.
./configure --help for more details

1) Use the server list to send password to the server: myserver:667:pass
2) Send msg to NickServ using init-serv: set init-serv {putserv "PRIVMSG NickServ :identify..."

This smells like another of those non RFC compliant networks. Does your network use hostmask hashing or wierd /who replies (broken or none at all) ?

You have to use 'bind dcc' which is explained in doc/tcl-commands.doc. In case you are new to all this (and because i am unusually good today) here is a small example. bind dcc o|o sayonchan proc:mydcc binddcc {handle idx text} { putserv "PRIVMSG #put-some-channel-here :[hand2nick $handle] just...

Assuming variable $text contains your line: set mylist [join $text] ### Create a proper list assuming a whitespace is a delimiter set myrandomtext [lindex $mylist [expr [rand [llength $mylist]] + 1]] The second line looks a bit scary because it need's to get rid of data1 and consider only text1 text...

One fine day about 8 years ago 'weed' saw the light of the day.

tclsh scripts/weed

and check the options. ( +n - not seen n number of days )

>:> muahahah

I assume (hopefully rightly) that you have a windows computer nearby. Just run mIRC do a CTR+R sign, and uplad it to your shell. Then, you just copy-paste it instead of \022.

(A bit awkward i admit. Does anyone have a better solution, without reproducing CTRL + R in vim?)

Does this happens if you use an IRC client as well? One cause could be (tho very remote because you said ftp works fine) is that you have a dynamic ip/hostmask (DHCP) and while playing with connection cable, your network adapter renewed the licence while your bot's config file keeps trying to use th...

About second part of the question, either get a greet script or use this: bind join - "#yourchannel*" proc:greethim proc greethim {nick uhost handle chan} { putserv "PRIVMSG $nick :Welcome, blah.." } As for the first part, there is a nice little file serv script called (i belive)...

If i am not misstaking, .console -o would do the trick, but would stop some other usefull stuff from being logged. Else, you may try and set need-op to "" - an empty string. If that doesn't work, browse this forum a bit, your question has been answered earlier.

Heh, how are you imputting the lines that are pasted here? As i could notice you have mixed up the variable names in your original script. Not that it metters really, you can refere to variable that holds a nickname as a $foobar for all TCL cares, but it is kinda confusing when you refer to variable...