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rosc2112 wrote:You mean like '1 + 1' ? Not sure I follow your meaning.

'1 +         1'

you might want to take a look at my FAQ post about splitting

demond

nope

the easiest way to accomplish that is:

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exec tar zcf dir.tgz .

demond

SirFz, you got that?

demond

calc won't work with expressions containing adjacent whitespaces

demond

you either don't have libtcl8.4.so in /usr/local/ActiveTcl/lib, or have no permission to load it

locate it and set LD_LIBRARY_PATH to the directory it is in

or fix your file permissions

demond

likely your LD_LIBRARY_PATH

demond

skipyy wrote:is there an option when it annouce new post it will give the url? so !rss cmd wont be needed so much?

no; but it's easy to modify the script to do so

and another question
does this rss http://www.torec.net/rss.asp supported by the script?

give it a try and let us know

demond

you can't

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De Kus wrote:the issue is something else:

set var $var-var
--> reads from 'var-var'
set var "$var-var"
--> reads from 'var' and adds '-var' as string

nah, these are equivalent, with the latter effect

demond

setting up bopm is really easy, you simply need the right regexp - and you really should be using bopm instead of scripts

as long as your ircd provides client's IP in connection notices, bopm will work for you

demond

my script works fine with your RSS feed (the real RSS, not the other which is Atom feed) - I tested that and I can't imagine there's no error whatsoever - it is designed to log every possible error - if it failed to do so in your case, that would be a bug what's the bot response when you type !rss * ?

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use this: proc duration {t} { set days [expr $t / (3600 * 24)] set hour [expr ($t - (3600 * 24 * $days)) / 3600] set mins [expr (($t - (3600 * 24 * $days)) % 3600) / 60] if $days {append str "$days day(s), "} if $hour {append str "$hour hour(s), "} return [append str "$mins ...

demond

rosc2112 wrote:Didn't work for me..

maybe so, but not for the reason you think

demond

you are incorrect, there is nothing wrong with that expression

this will work too, it's equivalent to yours:

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if [info exists logfile-suffix]

demond

you gave up on RSS?

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