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Just a comment on the telnet. You can disable the telnet on your local server, but you can still telnet "locally". Just make sure you are using the correct bot port (user). If it says access denied, just look at your hostname in the userfile, and the hostname you see in the log. You might ...

You can put the eggdrops anywheres in the shell. Most people use the default dir "eggdrop". ./home/user/eggdrop/ would be the path name. If "they" say you "can't" , then ask "them" to do it for you. If they don`t allow telnet, you still might be able to use te...

Yes, .netchanset would address all leafs.
Just verify that the leafs "listen" to the hub.

nb_ctrlbots (default: "")

.chaddr bot external.ip:port

the nat-ip is set in the conf as the bot ip, but you can only connect to the external ip (from an outside source).

when you ssh to the shell, you connect to the external ip, not the nat.

if the bot was sharing with a local bot, then only the nap ip would be used.

Read the conf. for god sakes. #### BLOWFISH MODULE #### # IF YOU DON'T READ THIS YOU MAY RENDER YOUR USERFILE USELESS #LATER # Eggdrop encrypts its userfile, so users can have secure passwords. # Please note that when you change your encryption method later (i.e. # using other modules like a md5 mod...

I'm going to poke a stick in the dark and say; 1. His/her "eggi" is saying something in the channel, and he/she wants it to stop. This might be the "ops me because I'm lame" line. Check the conf and comment any of the lines that say this phrase, or just ops it. 2. He/she wants th...

ya, just have the gseen tcl installed on one bot.
also, you can set it so the bot will send a notice for a seen result, instead of constantly filling up the channel

also, you can just leave the my-ip field blank and put the # in front of the code line. this will force the bot to grab the default ip . i am assuming this is running from your house and you have a dynamic-ip so everytime you reconnect to the internet, the ip changes. if you have a static ip, then y...

if you set up the bot to connect to the ftp server, just read the conf/setup file and search for default ftp port... i`m sure it is at the very top of the file and should be explained clearly

search for "ftp" and "port" and "21"

don`t let the hub bot accept changes from leaf bots. meaning, the hub bot can ignore any global flags that have been added to the leafs. you need global owner to netpart remove dcc/ctcp chat from leafs, remove user port, and have the hub offline. don't stick bots on unsecure shells. could try to use...

Also when you restart the eggdrop, verify what port it is using. The port set in the .conf will not always mean the eggdrop is using it.

http://forum.egghelp.org/viewtopic.php?t=6899

just ignore the telnet as new user, rest is pretty much the same.
before you do anything, see if servers are not allowing the bot online.

ya, just telnet into the bot, type .server and .status
also try *me thinks* .console +s

that should see the server message, see if the bot is banned , etc.

how about, you set a ban, bots kick user, user joins again because of the exemption list ?

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