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TCL error in file eggdrop.conf how could I correct it?

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TCL error in file eggdrop.conf how could I correct it?

Post by Filipko »

TCL error in file 'eggdrop.conf':wrong

#args should be "set varName ?newvalue?" while execcuting
"set keep all logs 0"
<file ''eggdrop.conf'' line 51>
please help me in where I could write and what is good to write for me
thank you very much doods
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Post by caesar »

Should be

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set keep-all-logs 0
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But something hapends

Post by Filipko »

I can write it through irc status?
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Post by ppslim »

It all depends.

By default, the ".set" command is disabled, preventhing this.

However, it seriously sounds as if it will need to be changed by edting your cofnig regardless.

If it is part of a script, that message will keep displaying, each time th script is called. Only editing the script, and correcting it, will fix things.

If it's part of the main config, the bot will not have even started, thus, not even enabling you onto the partyline.

Leaving the only option, to download, edit and reupload the config/script, or to do it, using a editor on the shell.
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Post by caesar »

It's not a script is the .conf file, 'eggdrop.conf' even. :)
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Post by ppslim »

The .conf file is a script.

It's a list of Tcl set commands, and is the reason why error messages are the same.
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