I have two botnets. One that is sharing userfiles consistently without hassle; the other is causing much grief. I would like to fix this userfile sharing problem. It appears that, when I make a change on the hub bot (.+host for instance), that change is not propagated through to the leaf bots. This ...
I escaped the brackets and now I receive the following error: Tcl error [join:nospam]: wrong # args: should be "string match ?-nocase? pattern string" if {[string match \[a-z\] [string index $ident 0] == 1] && [string match \[0-9\] [string index $ident 1] == 1] && [string m...
Help with error: Tcl error [join:nospam]: invalid command name "a-z" The code is as follows: bind join - * join:nospam proc join:nospam {nick host hand chan} { set ident [string range $host [string first ! $host] [string first @ $host]] if {[string match [a-z] [string index $ident 0] == 1]...
Yes I did. I know exactly where you are heading with that. So apparently whatever the conf originally states is taken as the defaults. After that has been done initially, one must completely reset the bot by deleting the botnick.chan file OR perhaps just modify the botnick.chan file carefully. Cheers!
Yeah thanks for that. That will solve the problems I have been having; however, that does not answer my question as to why these default settings are there in the first place. Should it not take the settings in the conf file AS the default until you explicitly change them in the partyline? Is there ...
I did a .chaninfo: flood settings: chan ctcp join kick deop nick number: 10 3 5 3 3 5 time : 60 60 60 10 10 60 Now why is this? You see what I have in my conf. I have not done any partyline adjustments. What is in the conf should hold true. *confused* Btw: Definitely no other kick script loaded.
It is very consistent and annoying having the bot kick people after a quick ten lines of normal conversation. Why is this happening? The settings clearly do not have a 10:#. [10:57] <Katja> HI Solarin [10:58] <Katja> :) [10:58] <Katja> i'm outside now [10:58] <Solarin> :) [10:58] <Katja> on the pati...
Ahhh thanks for your help ppslim. That all worked fine. :) Another question I'm having regarding the same script: I'm receiving the following error: [13:52] Tcl error [rwb_cmode]: invalid command name "*!*@* @* !*@* @ *!*@vw-23402.somehost.net" Please refer to my previous post with code sn...
Ok I appeared to have confused some people by showing a previous version of the code and part of the current. I am throwing the current version down below in hopes to dispel confusion and find a solution: bind mode - * rwb_cmode #### Start_modeprocs proc rwb_cmode {nick uhost hand chan mc {victim &q...
I am confused as to why I would receive the following error: wrong # args: should be "proc name args body" while executing "proc rwb_cmode {nick uhost hand chan mc {victim ""}} { ..." The bind statment is as follows: bind mode - * rwb_cmode Any help would be greatly app...