Well, it's not that hard to make such script yourself, but you may even want to use one of the existing, then you might add following things:
set lastchanmsg [unixtime]
bind msg - "#yourchannel*" updatetime
proc upditetime {nick uhost handle channel text} {
global lastchanmsg
set lastchanmsg [unixtime]
}
This is all supposed to go outside any procedures... Now, find the procedure that actually prints out the quote and this immidiately after the procedure declaration:
global lastchanmsg
if {[expr [unixtime] - $latchanmsg] < set_some_minimum_idletime} { return }
This would be a very sloppy solution, but unless you can code TCL, it might be your only way out.
Ignorant and lazy people will save 30 minutes by chosing simple config file. Smart ones will save 3000 minutes of *everyone's* time by opting for complete config file.
ARGH!
It is NOT:
bind msg - "#yourchannel*" updatetime
but:
bind pubm - "#yourchannel*" updatetime
Sorry, i was dumb or something...
Ignorant and lazy people will save 30 minutes by chosing simple config file. Smart ones will save 3000 minutes of *everyone's* time by opting for complete config file.