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Howdy, This is a script i have coded over several years, started around 2006. It was the script powering the much loved service bots of #pwnd.bots on QuakeNet back in the day, and has been kept as a private script until last year or so when I decided to do a rewrite and make the script modular ready...

Just use regexp to grab out the data you want to display, also the chanstat has two Since lines, the second line is a trip counter which can be reset, so it depends which Since line you want to use/display (or both).

bind part responds to the bot parting, or so it does for myself, either way you could always bind to raw part to overcome the issue

Include $nick in your output line:

for an irc-operator to be able to change modes for a channel, they must use the OPMODE command instead of MODE

Also dont use botnick for your oper username, just put the entery you entered as username for the eggdrop's oper block.

Let me explain what i meant about going about it the wrong way. Binding to $botnick is very well ok. but it will also error because $botnick is in the global namespace, so you need to call it via $::botnick When your botnick changes nickname on irc, lets say from its alt-nick to its main nickname, t...

This was made ages ago, not sure if it still works: namespace eval clonescan { variable copyright "[lindex [split [info script] /] end] - v1.0.0.0 - r0t3n" variable clones array set clones {} variable trigger "!" bind pub m|o "${trigger}clone" [namespace current]::comma...

Thats the wrong way to go about it, use something like this: bind pubm o|o {*} bot:cmds proc bot:cmds {nick host hand chan text} { global botnick if {![string equal -nocase $botnick [lindex [split $text] 0]]} { return } set cmd [lindex [split $text] 1] set arg [join [lrange $text 2 end]] switch -exa...

bind join - {*} hello:join bind raw - {354} hello:raw proc hello:join {n u h c t} { global hello if {[string match -nocase *users.quakenet.org $h]} { putserv "PRIVMSG $c :Hello $n ([lindex [split [lindex [split $h @] 1] .] 0])" } elseif {![info exists hello([string tolower $n])]} { set he...

Its infact 5 lines of output, but your only processing a certain line from the whois reply. WHO is however one line of output.

I use a pre-rehash script, which unbinds all non-default binds upon rehash. So if you remove your script from the config file, it wont be reloaded.

Its better to use WHO with a special reply, raw 354 with %na arguments.

Firstly, you can get rid of all those ugly variables and use one simple expr whilst setting the topic: bind time - "03 00 * * *" time:topic proc time:topic {min hour day month year} { # lets do a little check to make sure it only runs at 00 hour 03 minute if {$hour != "00" &&...

Why not just create a seperate proc.. and call it with var arguments.. proc dostuff {n c line} { if {[onchan $n $c] && ![isop $n $c]} { putserv "PRIVMSG $c :[string map -nocase { %n $n } [random $line]]" } } and call it with: utimer $::timer1 [list dostuff $n $c $::line1] This save...

This might be nothing, no idea if its relevant or not.. but in your whois reply you have whereas the other user does not.. meaning you are known to #Shia but the other user is not.. maybe?