hi , i m looking for send commands to a half-life server via my eggdrop
half-life server can be controlled by telnet , so i think that can be possible.
maybe it s very easy but i don t know tcl very good.
Thx vm
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Send data with telnet on an other bot ( not eggdrop )
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GGuest
thx...
give me a guide or anything else then i can find by myself if you don t want to tell it to me... I already searched in google and on this site but i didn t find anything.
And i just wanted to add that i m not this newbie who just ask his questions when he don t know , there are 3 days now i look how to do that and i don t find it , i already wrote all the code for my script ( 50 ko , not a little one ) but i can t find how to do that.
thx for help , bb
give me a guide or anything else then i can find by myself if you don t want to tell it to me... I already searched in google and on this site but i didn t find anything.
And i just wanted to add that i m not this newbie who just ask his questions when he don t know , there are 3 days now i look how to do that and i don t find it , i already wrote all the code for my script ( 50 ko , not a little one ) but i can t find how to do that.
thx for help , bb
You can either use eggdrop's built-in network functions, or tcl's network functions.
For eggdrop's, look in tcl-commands.doc. The pertinent ones are "connect", "putdcc", and "control". There is a section near the end of tcl-commands.doc called "(C) TCP CONNECTIONS" that even gives a little sample code.
For tcl's, look at dev.scriptics.com or tcl.activestate.com at the manual, and look at the man pages for "socket", "puts", and "gets".
For eggdrop's, look in tcl-commands.doc. The pertinent ones are "connect", "putdcc", and "control". There is a section near the end of tcl-commands.doc called "(C) TCP CONNECTIONS" that even gives a little sample code.
For tcl's, look at dev.scriptics.com or tcl.activestate.com at the manual, and look at the man pages for "socket", "puts", and "gets".
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GGuest
ok , thank you very much , i will check that.
happy new year
ok thank you again , it work , it was not really hard to do when you told me where to look
i used the eggdrop built-in network functions and that was exactly what i was looking for
thx thx thx and thx again
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happy new year
ok thank you again , it work , it was not really hard to do when you told me where to look
i used the eggdrop built-in network functions and that was exactly what i was looking for
thx thx thx and thx again
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