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Hi, I had my bot set up to respond to my nick on IRC for doing commands such as rehash. In order to get a ruby script to work through reby, I needed to enable the .tcl command, but decided to keep that via telnet only. After some messing around I managed to get the bot to respond to me via telnet an...

In my case I actually wanted to send the info line if $arg == "" since I don't want 'help*' to trigger it. Using that it works great.

Thanks!

Hi, I am writing a help script for my eggdrop. I want a user to be able to ask for help and the eggdrop respond with some information about itself. I have done this easily using a binding for '!help'. Now I would like to add a binding for just 'help', without any characters in front of it. If I just...

Figured out what the problem was. Turned out not to be a script error or an eggdrop error (as was ruled out earlier). My bot resides on irc.freenode.net, which does not allow private messages unless at least one of the nicks is registered. Since my bot didn't have a registered nick, it could only se...

Thanks cache! I modified the script a bit and it's working well. set guestnicks [list "*Guest*"] bind join - * greet:gnick proc greet:gnick {nick uhost hand chan {nn ""}} { global guestnicks if {$nn == ""} { set nn $nick } if {![isbotnick $nick]} { foreach guestnick $gu...

That is the command that I'm using, but only the owner gets a response from that command. Is there something in the conf. file that needs to be set to listen for these public commands?

Hi, I'm not sure if this is something that can be set directly in eggdrop or if it requires a sep. script (so feel free to move this to another forum if appropriate). I'm looking for a way to have my bot greet only users with nicks following a certain pattern, e.g. Guest*. I found a greet script, bu...

Is there any way then to make a command fully public, so that any user can access it? Or some way to add all users to the bot but only for certain commands?

Hi, I just set up eggdrop and have been playing with some tcl scripts I found. I then decided to have a friend try to access the bot and discovered that the bot isn't listening/responding to commands from anyone but it's owner. Several of the tcl scripts I have support public commands, but the bot w...