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-freespeak to quiet it?

could always write a tcl for it with some random reply proc like:
{if [rand 12] == [rand 12]}

if it's too often you could do
{if [rand 120] == [rand 120]}

and if that's too seldom you pick a number in between. otherwise type a letter.

welll does anyone else have the same problem as me? how do you fix bugs, after changing the code? do you rehash, or restart perhaps? maybe im doing something wrong...? or maybe the bot just crashes because it's not supposed to handle mod changes while it's running?

I think I am supposed to have a logical expression. And the question is about c, because I know how to do it in tcl.

This is how to do it in tcl: How do I make this true in c, with var text, (if text is empty the expression should return true).

As I update the code for my module, and run "make" without errors, copy the module to eggdrop's modules, sometimes everything goes smoothly. But sometimes the bot crashes because of a segment violation. I guess it can happen even if it works to compile the mod, but the strange thing is tha...

Hello, hope you don't mind this kind of post in here, but I want to discuss ideas of uses of bots, and am interested in what bots are used for. This is of course excluding giving ops, seen function, stats... For example I've seen weather info bots, dictionary bots, google search ones, AI chatting on...

tell what happens when you use .op nick #channel

Hello. My bot gets the error: net: eof!(write) socket 6 (Connection refused,111) when it's trying to connect to server. Sometimes it says socket 5 or socket 7, but it's always 111. It did this on one server at first, after it died from a script error (EOF from client on IRC). I couldn't solve the pr...

hello friend

It seems that di old bot doesn't log its own public chatter, so I wonder how I can do that.
The chatter is when the bot sends strings to channels, so it should be as easy as:
"putlog $string"
but I want this text to be added to a specific file: channel.log.

either learn tcl or maybe there is some tcl script that can catch text from a url. then you just make the bot learn it :]

it seems to me that you dont want to founder a nick that isnt +n, so why in that case make a defounder function for that? shouldn't something like this be put in the first script: if {[matchattr $foundernick n]} { putquick "MODE $chan +q $nick" } or even simpler, why not just make the bind...

did you write the correct ip? is the computer connected directly to internet or through a lan?

i have seen in a script where they use:

exec ps --format=rss --noheading $botpid

to get the memory that the bot uses. I wonder how i can do something similar to get 1) the memory usage of bash, 2) total memory usage of shell computer, 3) total processor usage of shell computer.

how do i read it into memory?

Hello :) I have a file.txt with lists on each row such as: {pubm hello} {0 0} {pubm hi} {0 0} {pubm well} {pubm ok} {0 0} What I want to do is to change these 0:s. I want to know how I can change the line: {pubm hi} {0 0} to {pubm hi} {1 0} and still keep all above and below lines intact. I figured ...

alright i will do that then, thank you very much user.

caesar: good tip, i will do that, ty.