sendq exceeded

[spant]

Lo!

I got a problem. My eggdrop always gets disconnected from server with the reason "max sendq exceeded" when it joins the channel (> 1000 users). I think the reason is that it's sending a /who when its joining the chan.
Does anybody have any other conception?

If not is it possible to put a timer in the source to execute this /who later and not exactly when the bot joins the channel?

Thanks for you help

[user]

If not is it possible to put a timer in the source to execute this /who later and not exactly when the bot joins the channel?

You're correct about the eggdrop doing a /WHO #chan upon joining a new channel. It also does a /MODE #chan (+b/e/I depending on your net-type). Changing this will lead to some strange behaviour while waiting to perform these commands, but feel free to try this code if you dare

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# the channel name must be in all lowercase:
set whodelay(chan) #yourchan
# delay (after joining the channel)
set whodelay(delay) 20

unbind raw - JOIN *raw:irc:join
bind raw - JOIN whodelay
proc whodelay {f k a} {
	if {$f==$::botname && $::whodelay(chan)==[string tolower [string range $a 1 end]]} {
		utimer $::whodelay(delay) [list resetchan [string range $a 1 end]]
		return 1
	} {
		*raw:irc:join $f $k $a
	}
}

[masterstanf2k]

how do I do mutiple channels??

[KrzychuG]

That will work for all channels:

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## Delay Join ##

if {[string match *raw:irc:join* [binds]]} then {
  unbind raw - JOIN *raw:irc:join
}
bind raw - JOIN join:delay
proc join:delay { bname handle channel } {
  global botname
  if {($bname == $botname) && [string match *[string range $channel 1 end]* [channels]]} then {
    putloglev d * "Delaying WHO: [string range $channel 1 end]"
    utimer 10 [list resetchan [string range $channel 1 end]]
  } else {
    *raw:irc:join $bname $handle $channel
  }
} ;# join:delay

## Delay Join

[SiNLeSs]

Is it possible to just ignore the /who altogether? Or atleast ignore the server commands being sent to you?

[De Kus]

Is it possible to just ignore the /who altogether? Or atleast ignore the server commands being sent to you?

ignoried things will still get send to you ^-^. If you prevented packets to be send to you, you would have invented the ultimate firewall .
the only thing you could try to increase the receive buffer of your server connection. I don't know much about it, I just know that there is one ^-^.

[SiNLeSs]

Can I edit out the /who anywhere?