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Spike, I was performing a .die on the PL and then restarting in the shell. But that was not doing it! Your idea of double escaping the *'s did the trick, but I had to do it like this adding the additional *'s to each end. proc funkicker {nick host hand chan txt} { set txt [string tolower $txt] if {(...

Ok so after reading http://www.eggheads.org/support/egghtml/1.6.21/tcl-commands.html I have found that using "pubm" will look for the word to provide the proc but it is interpreting the * as a wildcard and not as a character is there a way to stop this? I thought maybe I could escape the c...

I have this script that provides some fun kicking in the chat room that I built but I would like it to match the trigger word anywhere in the text. Right now it only works if it is the first word in the line from the user. #### TEST TO PROVIDE FUN KICKS IN CHAT #### bind pub - **goodnight** fun1 bin...

When I try to run this it outputs this to the party line! I thought when I first saw it that it was in response to not having http.tcl so I loaded that (above all other scripts) and it still wont respond with anything other than this in the PLine. If anyone has any suggestions I am all ears :D [10:2...

I have found that when I go into a public room I can list the users using:
Then when I try to message the bot using:
It only gives me a SYNTAX error and tells me how to format it:

Yes we are both behind the same router/firewall different machines but same physical network. I flagged someone today with the ability to use the party line and he was outside the network and able to connect perfectly on an inbound connection to the linux box running the bot. We had a conversation o...

As posted in my previous I have tried to use both the linux box's internal ip as well as the external ip, although that would be a bit cumbersome as I do not have a static IP and my cable company doesnt offer them for residential customers. (Well they will give me a business account for $130 with a ...

I have read that several times in trying to get this to work. I should have included more information for everyone to work with so you wouldnt assume that I didnt even give this thought. My stupidity there... Ok I used to be able to communicate with the bot before moving them over to my internal net...

I just recently moved my bots to a box I had built here at my house everything is working and the bots are all online but I no longer have DCC access to the bots. The bots recognize because I can issue commands via privmsg. I can access the help commands and such. I get this: Chat with ChadBot Waiti...

I tried to place that at the bottom of my bot.conf file and it didnt work either way! It still notices me the help info.

Thankfully I have a server admin that I have had previous dealings with my bot was k-lined and it is because it was rappidly changing nicks after a software connection caused restart. My bot was allowed back onto the network but I had to turn the keep nick feature off for now. It kept trying to get ...

Ok all done with that after I have succesfully answered a few of my questions this evening/morning here is what I did: Added this: set ch [lindex $text 1] if {$ch == ""} { putserv "$learn(method) $nick :Invalid syntax, use $learn(sendmtc) <word> <channel>" return 0 } then changed...

Ok this day has been a huge learning experience for me all together. But here I am not needing to fix anothers code I need create another command (proc) that will send a definition to a specified channel via a command in an msg window. Starting with: proc learn_sendmtc {nick host hand text} { global...

Ok this post is getting longer, but hey I figured out the problems. I added another proc in for each of the msg bindings and a letter m to the proc name to keep them all seperate. Now every command works like a charm. I will be very happy with this script now. Thanks for your help and for not just g...

So then I pulled the chan argument out and therefore dont even need the learn_flood? proc learn_learn { nick uhost hand args } { set args [lindex $args 0] set args [split $args " "] switch [lindex $args 0] { "add" { if {[lindex $args 2] == ""} { puthelp "privmsg $n...