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ive loaded this tcl for quite some time and its working well. but after a while, an error will appear and i will have to upload the bot again. [15:17] Tcl error in file 'eggdrop.conf': [15:21] <defused> [15:17] couldn't open "bs_data.defused": no such file or directory [15:21] <defused> wh...

ok thanks Papillon and Rusher. its working fine now.

erm OK let me explain. upon typing !channels, the bot will reply what channels that it is in. its not abt bot's owner etc.

i need help with this tcl error. [20:12] Tcl error [pub:channels]: wrong # args: should be "chanlist channel ?flags?" proc pub:channels {nick host hand chan arg} { if {(![auth:check $hand]) && (![isop $nick $chan])} { puthelp "NOTICE $nick :You aren't authorized/authenticated....

hmm but that will make the bot reply continuosly. how to make the bot just stop after 1 line. cos i just want the bot to reply "I'm a bot. Don't msg me."

thanks.

what if u want the bot to cycle the channel with a part msg?

but the bot cycles the channel twice. that's what happened to my bot.

i changed some mistakes in the coding and its working fine now. anyways, big thank you to Expert for your help. :) set pass "[lindex $arg 1]" if {$hand == "*"} { putserv "privmsg $nick :You are not permitted to use my commands." return 0 should have been this: set pass ...

should i change these too? if {[passwdok $nick $pass]} { setuser $nick XTRA "AUTH" "1" if {$hand != "*"} { setuser $nick XTRA "AUTH" "0" putlog "<<$nick>> ($uhost) !$hand! DEAUTH" i should change all $nick to $hand right? i changed only the...

I keep getting the reply "password denied" even though its the correct password.

oops! :roll: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ######binds######### bind pub n !disable pub:disable bind pub n !enable pub:enable bind msg - auth auth:auth bind sign - * auth:signcheck bind msg - deauth auth:deauth ---------------------------------...

----as follows---- # Usage: /msg $botnick auth <password> proc auth:auth {nick uhost hand arg} { global botnick set found 0 foreach n [channels] { if {[onchan $nick $n]} { set found 1 } } if {$found == 0} {return 0} if {[llength $arg] <1} { notice $nick "Usage: /msg $botnick auth <pass>" r...

this tcl is totally haywired! even after /msg bot deauth, a notice appears saying the user is now deauth for now, but yet upon typing !command, the bot responded to it. Guess i got to go n look for another tcl. I've tried several, but it always unsuccessful. anyone with really effective public comma...

yeap. the public command work if u have either performed a /dcc chat botnick or by doing a public auth. -----this is the coding---- # Usage: /msg $botnick auth <password> proc auth:auth {nick uhost hand arg} { global botnick set found 0 foreach n [channels] { if {[onchan $nick $n]} { set found 1 } }...

i've just edited the coding n rehashed the bot. and it doesnt seem to have any effect :cry: this stupid bot is even defying the bot-owner! and the funny thing is, its working for the !banlist. --------coding as follows for banlist-------- bind pub m|m !banlist pub:banlist proc pub:banlist {nick host...