it is supposed to create other bots out of one
like for instance you would like to lenth out a bot .. , you could give him a bot with botservice and have em both run in one process on a shell or something like that if i remember write ..
sorry for late answer ive lost track of the topic and just got back from holidays
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What is this; it came up on my Runonce, I have also been having problems with .tcl, it is at 4444 now, plz help me, and plz forgive me if I posted in the wrong place[/img]
haleEddie wrote:What is this; it came up on my Runonce
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Care to expand a little? A description would be nice if it's an eggdrop related problem. Your reference to "runonce" indicates it's Windows related.
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"botservice" implies a multiserver bot (bot that can spawn several bots, each with its own config/userfile/scripts, possibly on multiple servers) - something that would be very cool, but requires significant rewriting of eggdrop; my bet is nobody's going to implement that, at least not in the near future
besides, shell providers would be really pissed off since everyone would be able to run multiple bots within a single process - and they usually charge by number of processes
BotServ is used on some networks that use services such as Anope, Auspice & Epona. IRCOps with the proper flags simply do the following to create a bot for a user:
and a user sends a message to BotServ to assign a bot to their channel (with predefined settings); an eggdrop version of this would be equivelant to a mIRC scripters ability to create a "socket" bot from one instance of mIRC which, from memory, does not create an extra process. As far as I am aware, only one "socket" bot can be created for each instance of mIRC anyway.
Personally, I think adding that kind of ability to eggdrop would be crazy.
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