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... still have not figured it out.

Alright, thanks. I was stupid enough to use upercase in the botnet nick while I added it with lowercase. I've got a new problem now though. When I link the bots I get this: Hub: [10:49] Challenging leaf... [10:49] Linked to leaf. *** Linked to leaf [10:49] Creating resync buffer for leaf [10:49] Sen...

Processes triggered by "bind mode" have the following form:
You forgat the victim.
The person being opped is the victim, in this case.

Already did that. Also, when linking, there is no indication at all on the bot being linked to. When linking from leaf to hub, it shows: [11:00] Telnet connection: 192.168.1.1/53856 [11:00] Timeout/EOF ident connection [11:00] Refused telnet@192.168.1.1 (non-bot) [11:00] Lost Bot: bot1 ...immediatel...

Hi, I never tried linking bots through a NAT before, and I have tried pretty much everything I can think off, but just can not get them to link. I set nat-ip to the external IP, uncommented my-ip. I tried linking the bots with the following addresses: localhost 127.0.0.1 external ip address external...

Same problem here...


Is there ANY way to compile with the dns module?

I really need it...

proc checkuser {nick host hand chan arg} { set check_host [lindex [split $arg] 0] foreach user [chanlist $chan] { if {[string match -nocase $check_host [getchanhost $user $chan]]} { putserv "NOTICE $nick :$check_host matches $user ([getchanhost $user $chan])" break } } } ....or something ...

You might want to read this thread

One way to do it would be to get your bot to recognize them as soon as they set mode +x.
...or something like that.

Execute in what?

That sounds all good, but I don't have a CLUE how to set up a basic script which would do that

I am working on a system to recognize people by their Q (Quakenet's bot) auth name. It is returned in RAW 330. Further explanation is in the script. # The idea is to be able to include this in other scripts like this: # # if {[returnauth nickname]} { blablablabla } # # The problem is that the return...

alright, i feel like a retard now.

Thanks a lot man, it solved the problem.

I have looked over it time and time again, and i just dont see it. I already fixed those errors. proc academy:ban {nick host handle chan text} { global botnick guardmethod botname if {(![authed $handle]) || ![string equal -nocase $chan "#jedi-academy"]} { return 0 } set userlevel [level $h...

alright, thanks a lot :) It's working now, but now im having the same problem with my ban command... I just don't see it.. :( proc academy:ban {nick host handle chan text} { global botnick guardmethod if {(![authed $handle]) || ![string equal -nocase $chan "#jedi-academy"]} { return 0 } se...

the nickname is only stored in nickhost, and there are no processes interfering with it.