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abah wrote: ↑Mon Feb 02, 2026 11:31 pm I want to have an eggdrop that can identify nicknames because I have 10 nicknames

You have 10 nicks, or your eggdrop has ? And identify against what ? NickServ ?
And where are stored the nicknames ? And the associated passwords ?

Not sure to understand.
Which nick do you identify and where is it identified ? And in which database is it stored ?

Provide an example of what you're expecting

simo wrote: ↑Sat Jan 24, 2026 10:01 am thank you for your reply CrazyCat ,

ive tried your suggestion and got this error :

can't read "counter": no such variable

Just initialize counter to 0 at the beginning of the procedure.

Did you try inverting the two lines: Become:

Yes
And add services as friend and op

simo wrote: ↑Mon Dec 29, 2025 9:39 am afaik that will only kick the one who set the mode :

with kick msg

Abusing desync

No, it also reverse the mode. If the +v is set by a service's bot or the service itself, the eggdrop cannot kick it. But it will reverse the +v

Check if the channel has the +nodesynch mode enabled.
And if there is a service bot in your channel, add it as an user and set him the +fo flags

Eggdrop script must not (in 99% of cases) be ircd dependant. IRC is a protocol, eggdrop is an IRC client, nothing else. If you go to any IRC network, you don't mind about the ircd running, you just mind about connecting and chat. Eggdrop does the same, the only little differences between networks mu...

Ok, the trouble is that $args has a count of 1 event if there is no arg (contains {}) So the first check must be: if {[string trim [join $args]] eq ""} { putserv "PRIVMSG $chan :\002The right thing\002 is \002!slap nick\002 example \002!slap sedition\002" return } When the argume...

I've corrected the last putserv (based on yours, so I didn't removed a $target which wasn't needed). For others troubles... did you restart your eggdrop ? And please, if you have errors, just write: <nicolassss> .slap <@Kantuta > is not in #curmmer <nicolassss> .slap <@Kantuta > The right thing is !...

Ok, so the trouble is that you don't check if $reason is set or not. Here is a modified version of your script: set xphrases { "\001ACTION full of slaps to <nicks> :-)" "\001ACTION slaping :< and spitting in the face of <nicks> slapppppppppppp\001" } bind pub - !slap slapsnick bi...

Not sure to understand what you mean.
Can you give an example of the result of !slap nick and what you expected to have ?

And ?
Does it work or not ? If not, what are the errors ?

I simply said that when the error occures, you MUST type .set errorInfo in party-line to have a detailled report about the error, and probably the exact line where the error is. And I gave you an untested solution : Replace putserv "PRIVMSG operserv : kickradyo $kickradyo:msg" With: putser...

As said and re-said: type .set errorInfo when it occures to give us all the context. And take care to the capital "i" in errorInfo.

I think your trouble is $kickradyo:msg which must be changed to ${kickradyo:msg}, but I won't test for you.