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How do these two settings interact? What i'm -trying- to do is set the bot so that it cycles log files at EST 03:00, saving all the data in the logfile from the day that it's turning into (IE: at 3:00 AM EST on the 3rd of February, the bot starts to write into channame.log.03Feb2009. Everything from...

I have a command bound to nick (IE: Nickname changes) on all channels.

Whenever someone changes nicknames, this script triggers - once for every single channel the person and bot share.

Is there a way to limit this to a single execution per nick change?

If when i compile my script, i try to use the MD5 space (calling 'package require md5'), and get a 'cant find package' error... is there anything I can do, if i dont own the server?

I had this issue also... but found a resolution; I assume most people have done the default install of TCL. Copy your libtcl8.5.so file from /usr/local/lib/ to /lib/ Run ldconfig (mine was /sbin/ldconfig) Retry the configure/make config/make process. Eggdrop should find the file. (if this doesnt wor...

*sigh* always the very small stuff that trips me up -_-

thanks!

errorInfo Output: Currently: syntax error in expression " $valid == 1 && [string index [lindex $text 0] 0] != [string...": variable references require preceding $ Line in question if { $valid == 1 && [string index [lindex $text 0] 0] != [string index $curcard 0] && ...

okay, nevermind, i'm a doofus. Forgot the $ in front of the 'cardcounts' in the lreplace...

Well, let me review. Here's the proc chain that's being called: proc startgame {nick host hand chan text} { global players gamestate hands coloring coloringend deckstring gamechan if {$chan == $gamechan && $gamestate == 2 && [llength $players] > 1} { set gamestate 3 putquick "PR...

i've tried but this makes $cardcounts a local variable, and destroys it (AND the global copy) at end of proc... which is very odd to me considering $cardcounts is locally created using ...

set newcardc [lindex $cardcounts $target] incr newcardc 1 lreplace $cardcounts $target $target $newcardc putlog "Replace Node: Attempt: $newcardc Actual: [lindex $cardcounts $target]" This code outputs "Replace Node: Attempt: 1 Actual: 0"... indicating my lreplace didnt actually...

The only non-standard scripts: dice.tcl (A die roller that doesnt even contain the word 'mode' in it) av.tcl : bind join - * join:auto_voice proc join:auto_voice {nick host hand chan} { pushmode $chan +v $nick } Though judging by the 'timing' of the mode change (I've noticed it also triggers wheneve...

Whenever an owner (current flags: jlmnoptx global, no channel) joins a channel my bot has ops on, the bot procedes to try and set modes on the channel equal to the owner's name. IE: Cecilia joins the channel, the bot tries to set +Cecila on the channel, which on my particular network gets truncated ...

The only script loaded in addition to the defaults is a dice roller script, that doesnt even contain an instance of the word 'mode'..

My bot has set up, executes its scripts correctly... but it's picked up an odd habit.

Whenever someone joins or parts the channel, it sets mode +i on the channel, even when the channel defintion contains -i as a chanmode.

Anyone have an idea?