the woobie.mod is a joke, there is a mod out called something like sheep.mod. its a bit more advanced. Ask questions here about certains things and we can help you...
What happens when you comment the part of global in this line (line 64 in htlive.c: static Function *global = NULL, *channels_funcs = NULL,*server_funcs = NULL; change to static Function *channels_funcs = NULL,*server_funcs = NULL; I think demond is right as you have no real error in your code. It w...
Will try no threads and static debug. As normal debug only provides debug stuff for eggdrop core and not modules. That is as far as the previous debugging messages showed me...
Linux 2.6.12.3 // Debian 3.0 Testing. I didn't compile anything. I just use the apt-get tool to install software that Debian packaged for me. And the silly thing is. The eggdrop boots perfectly once in a while so i'm guessing that thanks to the add_hook the function that checks the topic of a channe...
and today a different error. I'm thinking this is my module but i havent changed it in months... Reading symbols from /usr/lib/libtcl8.4.so.0...done. Loaded symbols for /usr/lib/libtcl8.4.so.0 Reading symbols from /lib/tls/i686/cmov/libm.so.6...done. Loaded symbols for /lib/tls/i686/cmov/libm.so.6 R...
what do i need to run mysql ? mysqltcl only ? You need a mysql server, like the one from your site. (The data doesn't come from a blackhole :D ) And you need mysqltcl. You can talk to the server using the mysqltcl in your tcl script. Once you got that create a query that gets the user data from the...
It would be cool to have it all in C++ so you can make 1 class which is your module. That would eliminate alot of worries. Obviously it would take a very long time. And I can understand why the chap wants to use C++ as it is the 2nd programming language I learned and is easier to understand when you...
Same deal again! This time it crashed right after the "WaitForTCL..." command at "clone". I cleaned it, installed a new kernel (2.6.12.3) and tried again. It works now. I will try to remember to post a full bug report here if it happens again. I have a feeling it was a kernel bug...
everything is coded in C would take a real long while to make your C++ module to work with it. Believe me I tried, it doesnt help performance either...
if you want a nice auth script use the Qauth.tcl script (googlable) and change the line where the auth cmd is being send (provided your network uses a different format etc). the tcl checks if you are authed and also upon disconnect/reconnect re-auths.