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it's a "pseudo" server that acts as a gateway for IRC clients to connect to the Everquest chat servers. It is called EQIMd.
it uses a nickname format of eqserver.charactername

I have an abnormal situation where a . is required in the bot's nickname. Everything sees to work just fine, except none of it's msg/msgm binds will trigger properly. All messages come across in the format: [12:13] [Nick.WithDot!Host.WithDot@EQIMd to tunare.Tinkking] messgae here Whereas normally th...

Basicly you just need to add a few things. First. Add a variable for each "switch". i.e. $badword_status and $antiadver_status In your procs for these add at the very start a check to see if the switches are turned off. if the switch is off return from the proc without doing anything. (opt...

YooHoo that has nothing to do with his question. He wants to use a client certificate with an eggdrop patched with the SSL patch. Then answer is no there is currently no way to do that directly (althought you can use stunnel but you of course loose the ability to have a listing of servers to choose ...

Also some scripts (and internal commands) have begun to use Perm Owner as a permission level in and of itself. examples are .set and .tcl

The TCL plugin for XChat works just fine under windows (you can thank AcitveState for that) as well as the Python one .

It looks like an excelent script but it appears he has no interest in releasing it.

There are several other stats scripts available however so you're not totally out of luck.

Personally I quite like pisg YMMV

use puthelp instead of putserv or putquick

Holy jeebus User awesome stuff

Thanks a ton. I'll have to run through all of it till I understand how it works. The usage side looks simple enough (for such a complex task at least )

If any of the eggheads are peering in. this sort of thing would be awesome for 1.9.

Thanks too you both!

Hook sounds good to me

Looks very spiffy i'll have to see about incorporating an adaptation of one of thses as a hook proc

I might even write it as a full standalone toolscript for others to use

Update:

Unfortunately the event type in the bind will not take wildcards. This would have been a perfect solution but alas i'm back to searching for a good way to handle this.

Any suggestions?

Try it out :) .tcl bind evnt - foo {putlog "foo event happened"} then .tcl callevent foo It takes a nice little text string which can be anything you want it to. Yes it's simplistic and such and i'm assuming it'll take a mask on the bind as in i could do bin evnt - foo* and then use the re...

I just figured out a neat little trick. The hidden ability to create, call and bind to your own custom binds. ever put together a bunch of scripts for various things and wanted to be able to add/remove parts without manual editing even when pieces are dependant on eachother and such? I came across t...

jEdit! Great cross platform editor. Syntax highlighting, integrated FTP/SFTP and a load of other goodies.

easy. on the original user add specify the hostmask of $nick!*@*

Massively insecure. but his origiginal request already indicates his lack of desire for any semblance of security