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Find this line:

putlog $idx "[Faze.n] Password successfully set for users lacking one."

Change it to:
putdcc $idx "[Faze.n] Password successfully set for users lacking one."

You should set up a little area where people who need scripts urgently, for whatever reason, can pay people to get them! And egghelp.org could take 10% of it or something hehe.

Try {:)} instead of ":)"

Sounds like you are hitting a concurrent process limit, or you are running out of memory. Getting rid of -O6 and using no optimization for those modules will probably fix it.

First, how did you fix your earlier problem? If you post your solution maybe other people with the same problem can benefit :smile: Second, try telnetting to the bot. Start -> Run -> telnet localhost 3333 (or whatever port you chose in your config file). Then log in as "new". When you're o...

Try unloading the dns module.

Find the line that says "loadmodule dns" and put a # at the start:

#loadmoule dns

How do you know it's not working? Also, are you sending the correct nick? (what is the context of $nick in your example) I just tried it on my dalnet bot and it works fine. Try this: .set use-console-r 1 .console +r .tcl putserv "dccallow +yournick" it should say <yarker> [01:33] [@] twist...

it looks like you left out the all-important ".tcl" command... just typing putserv on the console won't work.

.tcl putserv "blah blah blah"

Well I guess it's too late, now, but if you were still wondering how to do it your original way, try this: set mystring {hello $dynamic eat more eggdrop soup} proc output_something {some_arg somechan} { global mystring set dynamic $some_arg set newstring [subst $mystring] putserv "$somechan :$n...

There is a special flag that lets you log all server output. That should do the trick.

You have to .set debug-output 1
then .console +v

I imagine you can use the v flag with the logfile command, as well, as long as debug-output is 1.

As far as I know, that patch doesn't need any fixing. You don't even need the patch, just get the latest cvs version of 1.6.

How about a section on using list commands properly? The question could be something like, "why can't tcl handle { } [ ] in nicks or message?" because that's usually where it comes up. Another thing could be about how to use utimer and eval properly. "Why is tcl so insecure that it ex...

A better way to use utimer is like this:

utimer 3 [list somecmd arg1 arg2 ...]

Use that instead of your { and } and bob's your uncle.

Are you sure you copy/pasted it correctly? That is the right way to do an action.