have you tried using ".set errorInfo" on partyline to get a more detailed error? it should tell you the construct within the error occured. The message sounds like a bracet error, but script highlighting doesnt find any open or to many closed, either. really strange. You dont need to use :...
da..., read my post closer! if you are firewalled you have to use "/ctcp <botnick> chat" because you cannot accept incomming connections ><. PS: if you not even familiar with English, you should really think over running your own eggdrop. If you are more familiar with German, I can repeat ...
thats why I suggested to use telnet to update changes from web to the bot. This way you will not have to change the bots usermanagement in any way. You might want to change the user file save to every 5min in the source or so ^-^
check your ports for beeing firewalled, remember if you /chat the bot, you must be able to accept the incomming TCP con, if you /ctcp .. chat the bot, the bot must be able to receive your incomming TCP con.
for more details... what about the manual?
did you also try using .unlink and .link? did you try using .restart? .rehash doesnt unload the bot so new configs will only override... if possible, if not there might be left behind some shadows (like when you delete an proc in a tcl, it will remain in the memory). So probably rehashing with anoth...
I am not keeping all logs, but I'd really like to keep querys to my bot a bit longer to check them from time to time. So I was about to decide to make one, but then I rembered I would have dig into tcl file management so I searched the database and didnt find one. Has anyone a script to log queries ...
hmm, the google script im using uses the commands in the order:
package require http
...
set token [http::config -useragent $agent]
set token [http::geturl $query]
set html [http::data $token]
except the egghttp -> http they seem very alike, maybe it helps.
i believe its easier to make a web (php?!) script to read the .user data and write to a telnet connection than running an eggdrop in read/write to an sql db .