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Monty_

Geez, that's all it took.

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Monty_

Good thinking: bind pub - !horoscope horoscope proc horoscope { nick uhost hand chan text } { set sock [egghttp:geturl http://www.humorscope.com parse_horoscope] return 1 } proc parse_horoscope { sock } { set headers [egghttp:headers $sock] set body [egghttp:data $sock] regsub -all "\n" $b...

Monty_

When attempting to retrieve a web page, I get the following error: <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//IETF//DTD HTML 2.0//EN"><HTML><HEAD><TITLE>400 Bad Request</TITLE></HEAD><BODY><H1>Bad Request</H1>Your browser sent a request that this server could not understand.<P>Invalid URI in request GET HT...

Monty_

That looks like the very thing I'm looking for. Thanks very much.

Monty

Monty_

Can you tell me where I can find some of those example scripts? Have a particular one in mind? I was looking through abcnews.tcl and thought I'd understood to some extent, but it was enough.

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Monty_

Can anyone point me to a source of information on how I can access a web page so I can parse out certain text information? The confusion seems to stem from the idea that I have to set up a socket, and I'm unclear on how to do that. I'm not an experienced programmer, just an occasional scripter. Thanks

Monty_

Well, that answers all questions then.

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Monty_

Yeah, I gave that a try, but it was a simple change from pub to pubm, and it didn't work.

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Monty_

Not sure if this is the right forum for this. The modules forum seems to go way deeper than my question may be.

Is there a way in the gseen config file to make the !seen command a message instead of a public command?

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Monty_

That worked like a charm. Thanks for your advice and patience.

Monty

Monty_

Once again?

Ok...I see that now. I missed it in all the other discussion. I'll try that.

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Monty_

I'm starting this post under a different subject heading becuase I may not have stated my case clearly with the first one. I'm interested in having my bot accomplish the same thing I can do in mIRC with a /ctcp <nick> TIME. The return is a text line that includes the user's nick and local time and d...

Monty_

Ah, things aren't as clear as I thought. Sorry for the confusion. The idea is to have the bot send a ctcp TIME to a person joining a channel and capture the result for processing. I had coded all the

putserv "PRIVMSG Monty_ :nick = $nick"

...type statements so I could just see it work.

Monty_

Here's a thought...

Would it make a difference that I run this bot on a Windows system? I don't have the bot running in a shell on an internet server, just my local PC that's connected to the net.

Monty

Monty_

Yeah, I tried that too. Still no reply. It's weird.

Monty

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