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OK, thanks for the help.

I'm using the default modules and it's listening on port 3333...is it at all possible for a totally MySQL-unrelated script to cause the problem?

Hi

I've recently been informed by the person who runs my shell that my eggdrop is causing the MySQL server to crash. I've got no idea why, I don't use any MySQL scripts or modules...anyone got any ideas?

Thanks

I fixed the problem...turns out it was a dodgy script.

I've tried searching around the forum, but the inabillity of the search box to use quotes (I think) has meant that I've found about 2000 seemingly unrelated topics. When I load my eggdrop, I get the error message: <OnFire> [23:28] Tcl error in file 'OnFire.chan': <OnFire> [23:28] no value given for ...

I've tried your advice and still can't get it to work. However, I now have a different error message: [17:12] Tcl error [stats]: couldn't duplicate input handle: bad file number I've checked the filenames and they are fine. I've also set the console flags to +d but there are no other error messages....

Thanks but I still can't get it to work...

The bot is in
f:\documents and settings\simon\my documents\windrop
and mircstats is in
f:\documents and settings\simon\my documents\windrop\mircstats\mircstats.exe

I'm a bit stuck for ideas at the moment...

OK I didn't realise that...my current code looks like this: proc stats {nick host hand chan text} { exec {\mircstats\mircstats.exe} } Where mircstats is a directory under the root of the bot. However, when I type it the bot comes up with: Tcl error [stats]: couldn't execute "\mircstats\mircstat...

Hi I'm not sure if this can be done and I've had a look through the forums without luck. I'd like to run mircstats from a tcl script. I know about the exec command but I've got a windrop so at the moment I can't get it to run because I use Windows. Does anyone know how to do this, or is it just not ...

Thanks I'll have a look.

Yet another question (I thought I'd put it in this topic instead of making a new one)! In the following code: putquick "PRIVMSG $chan :\001ACTION gives $nick a Deep [censored] Wibble" putquick "PRIVMSG $chan :(AKA a 2 minute Ban)" putquick "MODE $chan +b $nick" putkick ...

Cheers!

lol Sorry, I'll explain again, but better this time. In one part of one of my TCL scripts the bot does an action. "PRIVMSG $chan :\001ACTION gives $nick a Jelly Wibble. It wobbles." I use mIRC and it comes up on screen like this: * Weebl gives coolsi a Jelly Wibble. It wobbles. However, so...

To stop the person seeing '<Weebl> ACTION gives coolsi a Jelly Wibble. It wobbles.' instead of a normal action

Another question: someone I know uses xchat and when my bot does an action the text which comes up is: <Weebl> ACTION gives coolsi a Jelly Wibble. It wobbles. I use the TCL command puthelp "PRIVMSG $chan :\001ACTION gives $nick a Jelly Wibble. It wobbles." Is there any way I can stop this ...