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Thank you Sir! Works like a charm!

Ok sorry....here is the script itself that makes the bot respond with a message in the channel: bind msgm - "*" proc:laina #seting respondiendo el Privado set chan "#channel" proc proc:laina {nick uhost hand arg} { global chan set line [string trim $arg] if {$nick == "SeenSe...

So:

if {([matchattr $hand o|o])} {
return 0
}

???

And would $nick or nick be what I should use instead of $hand?

I have a .tcl that when someone in the channel private messages the bot, the bot itself says in channel: "<nick> You were asked not to private message anyone when you entered." The problem is when someone does it who is an op and they use /msg to op or IDENT or whatever, they receive this ...

I was just using a single computer before and always connected to my bot via /DCC <botnick> CHAT. Now I have been networked to 3 other computers and am behind a hub that has a built in firewall and I can no longer connect to the partyline they way I used to. I have to connect via /ctcp <botnick> cha...

Thank you gb, the gmake command did it! I appreciate the advice.

Tried to upgrade from 1.6.15 to 1.6.16, Used the 'quick method' as described here on slennox's site. I get through the initial tar command, then the cd eggdrop command, then the ./configure, then I get the prompt for the 'make config' command and after entering that I get "permission denied&quo...

Thank you Sir, that was it. The vhost was/is still listed on the shell, but I swithced IP's and the vhost and it popped up right on line. Thank you again.

Ok, in a nutshell. Bot has been working fine for a LONG time. During the night, it 'pinged out' and has yet to return online. Have ssh'd to the shell, re-started the bot, I get the usual 'start up' dialog confirming launched into the background, but the other bots that are usually linked to it don't...

I am using a script that detects people if they "set away' in channel. One example of a trigger for this is "*away*(*)*" Recently I noticed more and more people using "<nick> [away] Doing something" So I tried to set "*[away]*" as a trigger in the script. After reh...

Great, so I wasn't even in the ballpark. I woulda SWORN I saw that somewhere. Oh well, not the first time and probably not the last.

so \002 \$nick :\002 Please don't........

or would it be just $nick

I will try the first and if it doesn't work will check back here

Thanks.......

Have a small .tcl script that warns people for channel rules.....caps, colors...so on and so on. It currently uses: " \$nick :Please don't yada yada......" How can I make the nick appear in bold Like this: <nickname>: Please don't yada yada..... I have tried \00303 \$nick :\003 and \00303 ...

Hello.... I am looking for the nopartflood.tcl to add to my bot for channel protection. I find it here on the site listed as 'nopartflood.tcl.bz2' When I try to view this .tcl I can not understand it. Would this be uploaded and added via 'source/scripts' at the bottom of the config file? I guess its...

Thank you both for responding. I am REALLY trying to learn all this myself. I had tried different variables of what you have suggested but just kept getting little things wrong. Usually ending up in "wrong args" error messages from the bot Thanks again.

Hello....I use an onjoin message .tcl by 'banned' What I am looking to do is delay the message briefly (10 seconds or so) when a person enters the channel instead of it being instantanious when they join. Is there a way that this can be done? Even by simply adding something to the .tcl?

Thank you