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There is rawweather.tcl on www.tclscript.com which pulls and interprets raw METAR and TAF data from weather.noaa.gov, which looks up by ICAO (airport) codes for your location. Theory being that this will result in little breakage in the script over time, like other weather scripts.

Mmmm... if the user is banned, I wouldn't suspect he's on the channel necessarily... so getchanhost will most likely fail.

Thats unfortunate, as I liked the call back feature egghttp has vs http packages. :( I just looked at your code, and you seem to be using -timeout instead of -command... Use the command parameter with the http package to have it behave similarly to egghttp (non-blocking). eg. proc callbackproc {soc...

Might also port the entire thing over to egghttp if [fconfigure] works. Which also means a complete rewrite of the script where I can use the knowledge I now have to condense it immensely and reduce alot of the amateur tricks I used early on to something more elegant.. By christmas expect a total r...

I would guess you would need to change this part of the code: regsub -all {\(} $text "" text regsub -all {\)} $text "" text regsub -all {\{} $text "" text regsub -all {\}} $text "" text regsub -all {\[} $text "" text regsub -all {\]} $text "&quo...

Now when i first installed this yesterday, i followed the install guide and it worked perfectly using the command .tcl exec /shoutcast/server/./start & BUT when i type that now i just get this. [18:25] <[M]onaro800> .tcl exec /shoutcast/server/./start & * [18:25] <Monaro800-Bot> What? You n...

Then either the vhost for that IP you use has changed on the shell box you are using, or, you are /whois'ing someone else who has taken your bot's nick.

If it works with -n (foreground) but doesn't without it (background), then you most likely have a Tcl threading problem, which I suspected earlier. Easiest method would be to have the admin compile Tcl as unthreaded, or you can search the forums here for what you need to edit to allow eggdrop to wor...

speechles wrote:

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bind mode - "* +b*" check:ban

Might want to bind the mode to a +b (ban) rather than a -b (unban).

Good catch ;x

bind mode - "* -b*" check:ban proc check:ban {nick uhost hand chan mode dest} { set bancount 0 foreach user [chanlist $chan] { if {[string match $dest *![getchanhost $nick]]} { incr bancount if {$bancount > 1} { break } } } if {$bancount > 1} { putquick "MODE $chan -bk $dest PROTECTE...

It will still join channels even with no owner set, as long as there is a static channel defined in the conf, which there is by the startup message, but yes, he should correct the owners variable anyway.

As I told you, you can't do it like that. You will either have to set multiple binds, or create a pubm bind to match against * and parse the text inside the proc. Both have their benefits and fallbacks. Multiple binds means, well, multiple bindings (which isn't a bad thing unless you create a millio...

Nor7on wrote:

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bind pub -|- !say pub:say 
bind pub -|- .say pub:say 
bind pub -|- `say pub:say 

That's what my code above did. He doesn't want that apparently.

And in that, your problem is noticed. Why did you choose net-type 0? Is quakenet an efnet ratbox variety? I doubt it, you need to pick the "correct" net type. I am on efnet. zero works for me. Actually, ratbox a split branch of hybrid. That setting was actually meant for csircd, which pri...