yes I know that I have readed it and also used the enhance ur eggdrop link, apearently it all works pretty well I have done the linking on ohter shells with no problems, with this one after I install the eggdrops make all the necessary changes etc etc the bots just dont link, they dont comunicate at all with each other..YooHoo wrote:Linking bots is extremely easy, and the "Enhance Your Eggdrop" link covers it pretty well...have you looked in your ~/doc directory and read the document titled "BOTNET"? It supplies very well written examples of botnet linking and sharing as well.
yes mate I have done all that lol.. let me paste u the whois stuff..YooHoo wrote:it seems highly unlikely that it is a shell problem, since you have both bots already on IRC. Here's a silly question... Is your hub .botattr +h? Do they see each other in the channel via .channel #yourchannel? Have you added each bot to the other's userfile in the format .+bot YourBot IP_ADDRESS:PORT #? When you do .whois YourBot, what do they say about one another?
The following may, or may not help:ADDRESS: you-are-being-owned.by.xtremesp.org
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.chaddr TheGuru 66.98.247.122:1035ty I shall try it nowAlchera wrote:The following may, or may not help:ADDRESS: you-are-being-owned.by.xtremesp.orgAlso add *!mickeymal@66.98.247.122 to host in case the bot connects showing an IP, that way it's still recognised.Code: Select all
.chaddr TheGuru 66.98.247.122:1035
Using IP's in ADDRESS is good practice. You'll need to adjust for all bots in your botnet.
TheGuru has no information for user Portugal ie: address, listening port, host. Also set global flags for each in the botnet to +fo.
They will never link if left this way. You need to add your leaf bot's complete address and port for there to be any possibility of linkage. They haven't negotiated a password between themselves for this same reason. This hostmask, *!mickeymal@*, is not suitable, for the very least, you should have it's domain included. As it has already been pointed out to you, the correct syntax for correctly adding a bot to your botnet is as follows:Escolar wrote:Now the whois:
on the leaf..
.whois TheGuru
Portugal04> HANDLE PASS NOTES FLAGS LAST
Portugal04> TheGuru no 0 b 05:37 (#mediaplace-eggies)
Portugal04> BOT FLAGS: hp
Portugal04> ADDRESS: you-are-being-owned.by.xtremesp.org
Portugal04> users: 1035, bots: 1035
Portugal04> HOSTS: *!mickeymal@you-are-being-owned.by.xtremesp.org
on the hub..
TheGuru04> HANDLE PASS NOTES FLAGS LAST
TheGuru04> Portugal no 0 b 04:50 (#mediaplace-eggies)
TheGuru04> BOT FLAGS: gs
TheGuru04> HOSTS: *!mickeymal@
hope u guys can help me with this info :\
In TheGuru file uncomment 'listen 3333 all' and change to something more appropriate. Something like this >> listen 4033 all# If you would like the bot to listen for users and bots in separate ports,
# use the following format:
#
# listen 3333 bots
# listen 4444 users
#
# If you wish to use only one port, use this format:
#
# listen 3333 all
#
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.+bot Portugal [IP_ADDRESS]:4043
.chattr Portugual +fo
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.+bot TheGuru [IP_ADDRESS]:4033
.chattr TheGuru +fo
.+host TheGuru *!mickeymal@[IP_ADDRESS]
.botattr TheGuru +h
I am thinking it mught be some problem with the shell? is that a possibility?