Something like: bind pub - !help pub:help proc pub:help {nick uhost hand chan arg} { set chan [string tolower $chan] putserv "NOTICE $nick :Hello this is a help text" } This will notic the one typing, instead of posting in the chanel. Very simple, but i'm sure someone can make a better one...
I had this same problem. It seems like the bot doesn't notice the mode change if it happens immediately upon join. This is what I did to work around it: 1. Make sure the bot is auto-identifying upon connecting to server 2. /msg nickserv set autoop off (using bot's nick) 3. .chanset #channel need-op...
checking for gcc... no
checking for cc... no
checking for cc... no
checking for cl... no
configure: error: no acceptable C compiler found in $PATH
See `config.log' for more details.
This is odd (I think) I just got a new router, and now I can't dcc chat though my irc client, but through putty the telnet works just fine. I've searched around about portforwarding, but didn't find anything usefull, unless my searchskills still are weak. I never had this problem before, my old netg...
I had my windrop running, using a fine .bat script for auto upload etc. but my machine crashed, so now i'm on linux. Got my bot seup, logging is running, and ofcourse I want to use pisg again I used pisg-new.tcl I edited the .tcl file and also the generate_logs file I restarted my bot, executed the ...
Indeed it helps, anf ofcourse I read the docs from time to time (mayb eI should read them a bit more) but not everything is explained just as well, but at the end of the day, it all makes sense in one way otr another, I just have to quit reading when im tired hehe, anyways, thanks again.
Thank you very much, this sorted everything, and also thanks for privare message steps you added, this really helped me alot, I also tried comparing the two scripts, to try to understand things a bit more, and slowly im learning.