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proc Verify_CTCP_TIME {nick handle dest keyword text} { should be proc Verify_CTCP_TIME {nick host handle dest keyword text} { You should try debuging via a telnet or DCC session, rather than just by writing error messages into your code...if you had been, you should have seen an error about the nu...

egghead, some of the many nuances of eggs really are a bit obtuse for newbies to be able to follow, and the ones I know are common and not FAQ'd I like to help with ;) (esp ones that I have run across and spent too much time figuring out for myself). for example...to this day, I cannot get my bot to...

I think what he means is, he wants to check the bots MODE using putserv "MODE botnick". here's where your problem is Rept-Tile

And yes of course, ".con +s" is set on.

you want .console +r also need to have a "set raw-log 1" in your eggdrop.conf

roland

if file readable and the data is NULL (""), that's the end of the events for that channel and the handler is removed.

basicly, if {$arg==""} {do_endscript}

roland

hmmm....interesting way to go about things... for +m messages, you could do binds for those, not a big deal...+o log entries tho...don't think there's any way to do it :/ however ;) you could probably fake it :) have you considered having the bot DCC into itself using a putserv request, and listenin...

if it's showing a name and not an IP, that means that you're checking USERHOST for someone other than you...ermmm....check $botnick lol is the only thing I can figure...

roland

ahh, damn, sorry about that...I've been basing making requests on a script I wrote that hooks up an eggdrop to a Services DCC connection...and eggy is listenening on the port :/ ok, try 2 :) disconnect from the chat server. in mIRC, go to: options->Conenct->Local Info set localhost and IP address to...

syntax for DCC chat request: PRIVMSG <target nick> :\1DCC CHAT chat <IP> <port>\1 where: <IP> is the IP address you request that the target connect to <port> is the port that they should connect to. DCC requests are set up for the security of the user who is being asked to connect. the actuall conne...

ahh, k, I follow then...try this from behind your NAT: /quote PRIVMSG botnick :\1DCC CHAT chat 192.xx.xx.xx 6661\1 where 192.xx.xx.xx is your *internal* NAT IP ( the \1 is ascii character 0x001...^A I think in mIRC?) let me know it it works...have a few other tricks lol roland No, nice try but it d...

did you restart the bot, so that it actually triggers the USERHOST command on connect? if you're already connected, the it wouldn't have set the IP yet... am guessing you probably did tho... here's everything so far all in one chunk lol...I took out writing the file just to make it easier to look at...

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roland

are you sure that the error is coming from that proc? shouldnt get that error unless reading the var :/

roland

I guess the easiest way is to have just one bot place bans? not sure what you're using the 2 bots for, but if you really need 2, is usually best to have them delegated to seperate things, running different scripts :) for example, on then site I'm with, I have one bot that is the designated room/op/o...

chanlist <channel> [flags[&chanflags]]

*please* read the doco...it's one of the eggdrop tcl commands, think you'll find everything you need there

roland