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tosser: you are completely clueless on the subject, either give up on it or go learn the IRC server protocol; you don't even know what ircd is, let alone how a service relates to it to be honest, I've never seen someone else trying to come up with something knowing absolutely nothing about it - not ...

and we don't know what allvoice.tcl is

to create an IRC network out of channels on other network

flashy wrote:man thats awesome, can someone make a little how-to guide to finding out the nessery things to phrase something off a webpage? finding out table size td row div and such using dom inspector?

that would be your basic HTML primer

it works by utilizing bizarre quantum forces to transmit the chatter

all scripts that fetch info from webpages eventually get broken as those pages change in structure and authors are no longer around to update their hardcoded stuff; that is your case as well you won't get the help you need - why? because in order to update this script, someone would have to bother t...

this is an excerpt from my IRC server emulator ircd.tcl proc introduce_server {host port password} { variable connected variable idx; variable myname if ![valididx $idx] return set connected 1; variable gotpong 0 log "connected to $host:$port, introducing myself..." switch $::ircd::servtyp...

unload scripts, change servers

-I/usr/include won't help as gcc always looks there no matter what; omitting the static lib extension probably will

get rid of the [close [open]] nonsense and read here how you should deal with files

how do you detect these? if by some signature in their nick/ident/irc name, you can use xchannel; if by ctcp version, you need another script (i plan on adding such check to mine)

vox populi, vox dei

now sporting multiple feeds on the same channel; please also note that the public command has been changed from !rss to !news

grab the brand new version 2.0

people have spoken, so I decided to implement multiple feeds per channel; the new version will be released shortly, stay tuned

[lsearch] has -nocase switch in Tcl 8.5 only

I've said that countless times before, but darton just won't listen. The (arguably) proper way of using files in eggdrop scripts is: open the file only ONCE, on script's start-up; read the entire content into a list (or array or whatever), then close the file manipulate that list as you wish in your...