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greenbear

Something like this will work

utimer 2 {putquick "PRIVMSG $chan :text goes here"}

greenbear

The source code for the various ircd's used on EFnet is publicly awailable.

hybrid
ratbox
comstud

And if you want chanfix, there's OpenChanfix.

greenbear

rm <filename>

You'll find the filename in your eggdrop config file, look for 'set userfile'.

greenbear

For the date (13)

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strftime %d

For the full date (13/03/2005)

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strftime %d/%m/%Y

greenbear

Try one of the 23 limit scripts that you can find in the tcl archive.

greenbear

If you take me somewhere sunny for the honeymoon, then yea, why not.

Oh, and I forgot to divide totGB in the code above, but I'm sure you'll figure it out.

greenbear

set line "m;0;1110636195;133;2131;183;111;1" # split up the list on ; and find the info. # 4th and 5th word on the list, counting from 0. set inMB [lindex [split $line \;] 3] set outMB [lindex [split $line \;] 4] # do the math, making sure it uses decimals set inGB [expr $inMB/1024.0] set...

greenbear

I just use concat to remove leading whitespace's, so that it looks prettier

greenbear

ah yea, I made a typo, it should be

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bind pub -|- !bwusage vnstat
proc vnstat {n u h c t} {
 set d [eval exec vnstat -m]
 foreach l [split $d \n] {
  if [string match -noc *[strftime %b]* $l] {
    putserv "PRIVMSG $c :[concat $l]"
  }
 }

greenbear

TurboChicken wrote:i don't understand what *[strftime %b]* is looking for?

It returns the current month, in a 3 char format. ie. Mar

So the code just look for the line that have 'Mar' in it and send it to irc.

greenbear

I've been using BarkerJr's mysql module for years without any problems.

http://barkerjr.net/irc/eggdrop/modules/

greenbear

Maybe something like this

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bind pub -|- !vnstat vnstat
proc vnstat {n u h c t} {
 set d [eval exec vnstat -m]
 foreach l [split $d \n] {
  if [string match -noc *[strftime %b]* $l] {
    putserv "PRIVMSG $c :[concat $l]"
  }
 }
}

*Edit* Fixed a typo.

greenbear

greenbear

To resolve the host you can use the dns module. Here's an example.. bind join - * jip proc jip {n u h c} { set uh [lindex [split $u @] 1] set ip [dnslookup $uh resip] # ... } proc resip {i h s} { if {$i!="0.0.0.0"} { return $i } { return $h } } You'll find more info about reading/writing t...

greenbear

Try being (alot) more specific, then yea, maybe we can help you.

It would be helpful if you could tell us what settings you use and how you execute it, and posted the relevant code here (using code tags).

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