Run command to connect to the IRC network.

[juanamores]

I tried 2 different ways, in the eggdrop.conf and performing a TCL.
In the conf I works, but I always run only the 1st order, the other not.
The TCL directly does not work on my network irc.irc-hispano.org
eggdrop.conf

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set init-server {
putserv "MODE $botnick +R"
putserv "MODE $botnick +i"
}

TCL:

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proc evnt:init_server {type} {
  global $botnick
  putquick "MODE $botnick +i"
  putquick "MODE $botnick +R"
  putquick "PRIVMSG chan :identify #mychannel mypassword"
  putquick "PRIVMSG chan :identify #mychannel1 mypassword1"
  putquick "PRIVMSG chan :identify #mychannel2 mypassword2" 
} 

[caesar]

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global botnick 

or use $::botnick dirrectly

[juanamores]

Thanks caesar, was a typing mistake
But, TCL not work.
The funny thing is that in the conf only work the first lines.
The other lines do not throw an error, I looked directly from the eggdrop -n, simply ignored.

set init-server {
putquick "MODE $botnick +R"
putquick "PRIVMSG chan :identify #mychannel mypass"
putquick "PRIVMSG chan :identify #mychannel1 mypass1"
putquick "PRIVMSG chan :identify #mychannel2 mypas2"
putquick "MODE $botnick +i"
}

[CrazyCat]

You don't send the PRIVMSG to the good destination:

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set init-server {
   putquick "MODE $::botnick +Ri"
   putquick "PRIVMSG #mychannel :identify mypass"
   putquick "PRIVMSG #mychannel1 :identify mypass1"
   putquick "PRIVMSG #mychannel2 :identify mypas2"
}

[juanamores]

The destination of the message is correct, the bot chan.
This bot is in charge of everything relating to identify channels on my network.
In fact, the first identification is performed correctly.
The variable is also correct, in fact, the R mode gives you trouble.

[CrazyCat]

Oh, if chan is a bot, ok.
Peharps it ignores yours because of flood. Try using a slower queue to send your commands, as putserv or puthelp.
Another way, if you can modify chan, change its flood parameters.

[juanamores]

Oh, if chan is a bot, ok.
Peharps it ignores yours because of flood. Try using a slower queue to send your commands, as putserv or puthelp.
Another way, if you can modify chan, change its flood parameters.

It is a good idea that you propose, but that he had already tried before using putserv and puthelp commands instead of putquick not work.
And with respect to flood parameters, should not affect, because it is the bot itself that sends commands to the server, it can´t autoflood.
Unless there are flood parameters in my irc network, preventing execute all commands together.

[juanamores]

At last I saw a error !!!

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proc evnt:init_server {type} {
  global botnick
   puthelp "PRIVMSG chan :identify #mychannel mypass"
   puthelp "PRIVMSG chan :identify #mychannel1 mypass1" 
   putserv "MODE $botnick +i"
} 
putlog "Init bot..... initialized"

20:54 :  mybot ¦ [20:54:18] Tcl error in script for 'init-server':
20:54 :  mybot ¦ [20:54:18] missing "

EDIT: Fixed!
I needed nothing more and nothing less than the bind command to activate the process. XD

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bind evnt - "init-server" evnt:init_server

[CrazyCat]

LOL !

I didn't think to ask you about the bind

[juanamores]

The fault was mine, I thought it was activated automatically to connect to the IRC network, without using the bind.