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This script should be super easy. I have a hash table in the format of: $file #Explanation#: Returns information about the specified file. Its properties are size, ctime, mtime, atime, short, long, attr (type /help $file for more detail). #Example#: $file($mircexe).size returns 1867776 in version 6....

I honestly have no knowledge of how the http package works or where to obtain it, hence my use of sockets.

Alright, I'm trying to access a server using this code: proc battle:flistenersdata { } { global shoutcast shoutport shoutpass url_ xml_ fd_ state_ set url_ "/radiosite/modules.php?name=Nuke-Cast" set xml_ "" # Setting up timeout length after 3000 set state_ timeout set fd_ [socke...

I believe it could be that you are not an administrator on that windows box.

It's behind a firewall, but FTP ports are open. I use a Slackware based distro named Zenwalk. I don't get the error when I manually do it. I have yet to find time to put in sendmode and test it that way.

I use the base FTP program. If it would assist you, I can give you a root account on my box temporarily and you can check whether or not that's the problem. I'll also check the sendmode and get back to you.

I am the sysadmin. I just simply have a very limited linux knowledge. Could you tell me what needs to be done?

Your problem is with the battle:update procedure. You should have posted the script with battle:update in it. The error was quite clear where the problem is: procedure "battle:update" line 2 Here's the code for that: bind pub M @update battle:update proc battle:update { nick host hand cha...

Here is the script: # # Sendftp v1.01 (12/6/97) by Ernst <ernst@studbox.uni-stuttgart.de> # Ernst's eggdrop page: http://www.sodre.net/ernst/eggdrop/ # ============================================================================= # This is a proc to send a file via FTP to another server. Useful in m...

I am using the sendftp protocol and I get this error whenever I use it: [21:36:44] <egln|radiobot> Currently: ftp: bind: Address already in use [21:36:44] <egln|radiobot> Currently: while executing [21:36:44] <egln|radiobot> Currently: "close $pipe" [21:36:44] <egln|radiobot> Currently: (p...

Because I never knew you could do that. So, just put them in a blank file, name it .tcl, and load it before the script in the eggdrop configuration?

I currently use a text file that is named as a .dat to store my eggdrop's custom settings and variables, which is loaded and saved on each load. However, it wipes like weekly to bi-weekly. I think it may have something to do with the way I sync or it could be the file system. Yes, mIRC colour codes ...

Ok,

I have 4 commands executing right after each other and I want to insert like a 10ms hold between each of them. Is there a command to do that?

Alright, this is my solution, but sadly, it doesn't work for the main part (if $nick == $botnick, then find all nicks in chan and set them to 0. bind join - "#century0 *" battle:setnicks array set warned {} proc battle:setnicks {nick uhost handle chan} { global warned botnick if {$nick == ...

What's the command to see names in a chan, preferably one I could use like [foreach nick chan]?