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Stealthx wrote:My bot have this TCL too, it's work pretty well for me till now... Perhaps check your configuration?

what version eggdrop are you running?

i tried using this to keep clones out of one of my channels, and i got it configured and when i bring a clone into the channel, it says "(3:57 PM) <Assassin> [15:58] Tcl error [mc:cd:join]: wrong # args: should be "join nick uhost hand chan"" on the party line. i'm not a tcl scri...

whats that mean? i'm kinda new at this eggdrop stuff

to make it a little more clear, i need to know if there is a command i can type on irc to msg the partyline. so i could set up a timer to do that command so i dont get disconnected

is there a command i can type to msg the partyline, cause i would like to write a script that would say something like "Keeping the connection alive" to the bot's partyline (/ctcp assassin chat) to keep me from getting disconnected

figured it out....its /lusers (thats an L), it gives you a number of the current connections, and the max its ever been at.....thx for the help though

user wrote:saying what ircd you're running might be a good idea try '/stats l'

Unreal3.2....a '/who *' shows a list of everyone connected, but by name, anyone know how i could get that to output a number?

is there any way (scriptwise) to monitor all the connections to you own server at one time? i know the command /stats u, but that isnt current connections, its max connections.

ok, when somebody does a -count 72 4587(for example), it adds the number 4587 to a database under the variable 72, then when someone does -walk 72 4587, it adds 4587 under, lets say walk72(for example). then when somebody does -event 72, it messages them whatever is stored under variable 72, walk72,...

basically, what i want to do is have a bot that can store data where if someone types, -count 72 4536, it stores that in a database, and if someone types -event 72, it reads back whatever is in the database?, i'm not very good at scripting, and i just started to learn tcl, and if the current count s...

can ya help me with this? i thought i got it, but it didnt work. proc PublicMSG {nick uhost hand chan rest} { global botnick global commandpath global initfile #make sure the bot doesn't talk to himself. if {[string tolower $nick] == [string tolower $botnick]} { return 0 } elseif ($chan == $chan(one...

lol, ok, different question, since i solved my last one, lets say i have this bot in two different channels, how could i make it ONLY talk in #chat, and not in #trivia?, is there a thing like mirc where if ( $chan == #chat )? if so let me know, and if not help me out please