it will not let me add a friend that i need to add ,
.chhandle TF-SpeeD` TF-SpeeD`r
#****# chhandle TF-SpeeD` TF-SpeeD`r
Changed.
TF-SpeeD` yes 0 f 02:10 (*****)
it doesnt like the "r" after "`" for sum reason.. is there a way around this please? im using the most reecent eggdrop version running eggdrop v1.6.12 if i try just adding him instead of changing handle still doesnt work.. even if i edit the users manuely text file it changes it back.. to TF-SpeeD` without r.. please help
The problem is that eggdrop by default supports handles that are 9 chars long, and the handle you want has 10 chars.
If you want, edit the file eggdrop.h in your eggdrop1.6.12/src/ dir and change
k thx , i edited it , but at the top it says if u change anything here u need to reconpile , im kinda new to linux which step is the reconpile? ./configure , make or make install , and says reconpile step is ./configure then would i always have to make and make install again? thx
You can just do make, then make install. You might need to make config between those two, not sure if the modules need to be recompiled for that or not. Surely doing all three will not hurt anything, although it may be unnessesary.
oh ya and i was wondering if there were any flags with less access to commands
like
m master (user is a bot master)
n owner (user is the bot owner)
t botnet master (user is a botnet master)
x xfer (user has file-area access)
j janitor (user is a file-area master)
p party-line (user has party-line access)
are all high access to the bots commands (master,owner,fileaccess) where all the ones with lower access to the bots commands
because theres a lot of unsafe stuff i dont wanna give them much access
Read .help whois! That will give you the list of all the flags with their description (like you pasted).
Or you can always rebind the commands to what you like (example: ident and hello commands in complete config file).
It will list the name of the commands, how many times it has been triggered, and the channel or global flags required to trigger it (note, some command rely on other checks in the code, thus these flags do not mean the user will have access).