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try to think, before posting :D. if you use * or ?? will be same ^^. correct bind would be: bind time - "00 ?8 *" mytime (37) TIME (stackable) bind time <flags> <mask> <proc> proc-name <minute> <hour> <day> <month> <year> Description: allows you to schedule procedure calls at certain times...

I dont know any, but you could make something like bind pub -|- aaa pri:trigger:aaa bind pub -|- bbb pri:trigger:bbb bind pub -|- ccc pri:trigger:ccc proc pri:trigger:aaa {stuff} { pri:tigger $stuff aaa } proc pri:trigger:bbb {stuff} { pri:tigger $stuff bbb } proc pri:trigger:ccc {stuff} { pri:tigge...

what network are you using? what happens, when you typ in mirc while the ban is on channel?

you probably want to remove if {[matchattr $handle n]} { putnotc $nick "You cannot ban a user added as a Global member." return 0 } and change the ban creation line to newban "*![getchanhost $who]" $nick "$why" $dur this will make a ban not like nick!*@* but *!ident@hos...

OK, since the windrop forum on https://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=22304 is not really a busy forum, I'll try my luck here, too ^^. First I thought it might be a problem with the nighty cvs build, so I tried it a week later, but I am still getting an fatal error compiling botnetop.mod a...

probably you're searching for the functions unixtime and ctime descripted in tcl-commands.doc

there are nice homepages like www.egghelp.org or www.eggheads.org giving much information about what an eggdrop is ^-^.

just not to say RTFM

the botnet seems to have a real standard, you can link an eggdrop even to an win32 only GUI angelbot. of course you still have to have the same handlength .

RTFM

*grmbl, grrr*
who would have thought a scriptor of a famos script (moxquizz) would use a variable like statsfile... just changed this variable in script and voila @_o

my Problem is simple, 1.3.2 and 1.3.3dev1 work well (also 1.40dev20 with small codecut to supress hangup on !top 10 modes or similar), but they simply dont want to save the stats any more. first i thought it would be a problem in 1.3.3dev1 but it seems it isn't so. then i tried to solve the problem ...

usually to run more clones than allowed on a network you have to get a thrust. check the homepage and contact the staff to get a thrust. i know only the rules for quakenet, but i suppose other networks will handle similar, so you are suppost to have a static ip, run identd and tell them a cause why ...

ppslim wrote:Da Kus. It isn't the KICK or modes binds.

it doenst matter if it is or not, he is only checking for mode changes, so best bind for this script as it is is mode, isnt it?

ever read the tcl-command.doc? there is an intresting function called dnslookup (you want to get the ip from the hostname, dont you?). to get the hostname use something like: [string range $uhost [string first @ $uhost] e]

to be honest i dont understand what your searching for, but for the first:
RTFM
(take a closer look at bind topic and use this to change the topics: putserv "TOPIC #channel :$topic")