Unless it is a different version then the one I have jircserv uses some *nix specific commands.
At least from what I can see... Such as du.
This is what I get when I configure jircserv add it to the config file and run eggdrop:
[14:59] couldn't execute "du": no such file or directory
while executing
"exec du -s $dvs_fserve_path"
(procedure "dvs_fserve:func:du" line 3)
invoked from within
"dvs_fserve:func:du"
(procedure "dvs_fserve:func:startup" line 11)
invoked from within
"dvs_fserve:func:startup"
(file "scripts/jIRCserv.tcl" line 2393)
invoked from within
"source scripts/jIRCserv.tcl"
(file "eggdrop.conf" line 113)
### FSERVE SIZE CALCULATION ###
proc dvs_fserve:func:du {} {
global dvs_fserve_stats dvs_fserve_path
set dvs_fserve_stats(koffered) [lindex [exec du -s $dvs_fserve_path] 0]
set files 0
foreach entry [split [exec du -a $dvs_fserve_path] n] {
set name [lindex $entry 1]
if {![file isdirectory $name]} then {
incr files
}
}
set dvs_fserve_stats(foffered) $files
if {![string match *dvs?fserve?func?du* [string tolower [timers]]]} then {
timer 2 dvs_fserve:func:du
}
return
}
does anyone know if i can make jirc OFF a ctcp fserve, because my channel is moderated and only /ctcp triggered fserv's can be used...
Thanks in advance
windrop has the tendency to suck and blow at the same time...somehow it manages to do the physically impossible.
Most linux to windows ports suck becuase they've been watered down entirely.
get your bot on a free shll provider, a friend with a linux server that's up 24/7... windrop is weak [censored] man.
sonic_tsunami wrote:
Most linux to windows ports suck becuase they've been watered down entirely.
This is not true.
Windrop is 100% eggdrop.
Eggdrop allready has the code required to port to windows included. So long as you have Tcl, and a compiler, you can simply download and compile eggdrop.
The limitations are based on the interaction between Tcl and windows.
Check with their ToS and other policies first. You are usually best off emailing their admin or support/sales contact address and asking directly then guessing..