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this means temporary redirection which the script cannot handle as it's not a full-fledged http client like most web browsers

I'd suggest you specify feed's real URL - the one it's getting redirected to

I don't customize my scripts to serve somebody's specific needs

blowfish?? what does it have to do with RSS? where did you see a blowfish feed?

a timeout error has nothing to do with the script or the feed itself, it simply indicates inability to connect, for whatever reason, to the webserver at that particular time

my guess is that space between the redirection character and output file name is not being interpreted as in shell

try without it, i.e. >bans-$chan-tmp.txt

as soon as BOT joins the channel, it gets oped by Chanserv on DALnet and it doesn't Deop itself. Later if I OP the BOT using Chanserv or myself. it does Deop itself. Wonder whats wrong :s try this, let me know if it works: bind mode - {#yourchan +o} foo bind mode - {#yourotherchan +o} foo proc foo ...

could you add also LameChanometer? What would it do? It's called 'sarcasm'. Satire; irony; ridicule; taunt; gibe no no, I was serious suppose your channel chatter consists mainly of one- or two-word phrases, idiotic remarks, too much emoticons, excessive amounts of caps, colors, repeats, you name i...

I suppose the only purpose of other encrypted protocols is to stop people being able to watch you stealing credit card details over the Internet? alright, point made; then perhaps you'd care to enlighten us on what you need that for? if by any chance you are on a huge heterogenous botnet which hubs...

try it and see for yourself, don't wait for somebody to approve your trials

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i.m.offline wrote:thx mate
now surprisingly I dont know why but bot doesn't deop itself when it joins the channel and gets OPed.

opped by whom? possibly because the op is not seen as it happens before join sync is completed

could you add also LameChanometer?

I guess I'll also add an option for interpreting bad words/whois info not as regexps but plain wildcard match using [string match] - and that ought to be default

I'd imagine most xchannel users are more experienced than your average eggdrop owner, but most folks aren't acquainted with regexps anyway

X-Ception wrote: The basis of login is NOT based on bots userlist but users on a specific channel - anyone on said channel must be able to login/out

then you need to develop an authorization system first; or by "login" you mean simply recording current time for the user issued that command?