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a valid rationale for adding dcc commands to another script of mine has been posted elsewhere, so I'll probably borrow the idea also for xchannel

well, you bought me with that rationale

I'll include a dcc command for maintaining feeds

botnick shouldn't be there as argument of pub:help

you can see if your Tcl library is compiled with thread support by launching tclsh and typing parray tcl_platform

If you read above, you will see that i tried using --disable-threads, but when I do that, the bot doesnt connect to irc, and i cant connect to it to see whats wrong. Its like it just isnt there. It wont work unless i do configure normally which gives me 3 processes. nah, you tried this on eggdrop's...

link with a non-threaded Tcl lib; you may need to build one yourself by specifying --disable-threads as parameter to Tcl configure script

heh, I never thought about that... when I was using eggdrop on a regular basis, nobody was lending bots... I guess I'm a bit out of touch with modern eggdrop use patterns hehe

I'd bet there is an email address somewhere in that patch, look closer

contact the author of that SSL patch, report the bug and ask for a fix

well, simply read carefully through help sections on this site and follow the detailed instructions; I can assure you there is nothing Mac-specific you need to run eggdrop under OS X

dude, a handful of people here have tried to lecture me on how & what to post, but to date noone had done that in their second post - except you, that is

if you are clueless about the command line, eggdrop is not for you

has the idea of running it as you would run it under any other OS (sans Windows) crossed your mind?

there's a little catch here: this won't work and will bail out with Tcl error on minute values of 08 and 09 as these aren't valid octal numbers

you can use [scan] to extract proper numerical values from [bind time] proc arguments

do you really change feeds that often?

I thought you normally would set feeds array just once, or at least change it rather infrequently