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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. putloglev <leve...

cool, thanks caesar

as usual i did a search but came up with nothing just want to add to this script... i added a public command to auth the bot when quakenet services go down and then come back, but i want it to check if it's already auth'd... ie check if it has a hostmask that matches ...@botnick.users.quakenet.org s...

Yeah, I gave that a try, but it was a simple change from pub to pubm, and it didn't work. Thanks from the docs... bind msg <flags> <command> <proc> procname <nick> <user@host> <handle> <text> Description: used for /msg commands. The first word of the user's msg is the command, and everything else b...

strikelight, sorry, i must be quite stupid, because i don't see what you mean. i just edited part of a different script, have done so before, and it's the same, so i thought it should have worked. and i have checked the tcl-commands.doc, alas the info there is very thin, and as someone else has put ...

ok, it's a little lame, but in my mind it should work fine... bind pubm -|- "i love you too" loveu_reply proc loveu_reply {nick uhost handle chan text} { putserv "PRIVMSG $chan :\001ACTION \00304blushes\003\001" putserv "PRIVMSG $chan :\00310stop it!\003" } i type in ch...

a simple edit to send the verses to the channel, that's where mine go
you need to download a set of files for it to work, maybe there's a german version of this data?

good luck

i found a bible.tcl that works (or seems to) fine example: (11:46:19) (@bruhv|work) !bible genesis 1:12 (11:46:20) (@orac) bruhv|work: <genesis 1:12> The earth brought forth grass, herbs yielding seed after their kind, and trees bearing fruit, with its seed in it, after their kind; and God saw that ...

anyone help with the code i need to add to check if a user is on the channel? i know the manual is there but i find i learn better by example :mrgreen: proc servebeer {nick uhost hand chan rest} { global botnick set cmd [string tolower [lindex $rest 0]] if {$cmd == "orac"} { putserv "...

fixed :D thanks again now... i can see a point where i will want the bot to either: 1. remove the oldest part of the topic when the new append makes the total new topic more than 250 characters (sounds horribly complicated to me) or 2. warn the user that it will make the topic too long, and then sta...

ah... chanstats.tcl has a 'proc topic' line changed it but haven't quite fixed it because my stats page no longer shows the topic. but i'm getting there, heh thanks Xpert for the script that (should of) works perfectly, just changed +n flag to +o ;) thanks strikelight for spotting the cause of my pr...

right. messed about a bit but still too much a n00b :/ what i have so far... bind pub o "!settopic" pub:topic bind pub o "!appendtopic" pub:append proc pub:topic {nick host hand chan args} { putserv "topic $chan :$args" } proc pub:append {nick host hand chan args} { set...

yep, like the zombie.tcl, appends to the end of whatever you set as topic. i think what i need is a proc to find out the current topic(no idea how, loads to learn still ;]) setting it as, for example, 'old_topic', then i think i can append the new topic to the end of 'old_topic' variable? thought it...

yes i'm aware of the massive amount of topic scripts, yes i have tried most of them, none seem to append

... sets but doesn't append, can't see if i get errors in dcc chat because i can't dcc to the bot from work, will look at home later

thanks tho