ya oh well... after a good 3 days of scouring seems there is no luck. the more i have thought about it a module would be a better idea for such a thing anyway. if anyone is interested, heh, in working on it with me let me me know.
i am not interested in having either one accommodate the other. tcl enables eggdrop to do many things it was not intended to do. either way, my intent was not to start a repetitive thread on which was better as i believe they have two totally dif design goals.
if you want something that will relay what is said, who joins/parts, kicks/bans, on a channel to another channel both being on two dif networks than these scripts are what you want, if not please try respecifing:
do make sure it looks exactly like this to ensure you havent c/p something wrong... proc pub:kick {nick host hand chan text} { global botnick set whom [lindex $text 0] if {![botisop $channel] || ![onchan $whom $chan]} { return } set reason [lrange $text 1 end] if {[matchattr $whom f|f] || $whom == $...
he didnt say anything about a relay script. what yourname is referencing is imo what you are looking for. have you tried searching the archive (http://www.egghelp.org/tcl.htm). i am sure a simple search for "relay" will get you what you want.
you need to add them in your .conf...for a good example open your conf and look to the very bottom you will see something like "source scripts/script.tcl". you need to do that for each script you want your eggdrop to use. hope that helps.
well if you checked what ppslim ask about and still nothing i would recheck you conf and make sure "set global-revenge-mode 3" is set as so, as it sounds like it is set to "0". hope ya figure it out...
try implementing +revenge +revengebot +bitch +protectops +potectfriends and make sure you have the +f flag. to set these try .chanset #channel +setting also try reading .help chanset and .help chaninfo to get a better grasp of what your setting. hope this is what you are looking for, if you want mor...
if you are telneting from windows i would recommend using putty as your client rather than windows telnet. http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html <--- where you can dl putty. if you persist on using windows telnet you need to turn on local echo: open up telnet with cmd then ...
i might be wrong about this but i believe with netobts command opall is something you could use for this: "Makes the bot give ops to the specified nick on all channels the bot is on. For each channel, the user of the command as well as the specified nick must have +o status."