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identify script

Post by zaida »

i am using eggdrop 1.6.7 in dalnet

i have used the following identify scripts, these loads successfully but dont work at all.
nickserv.tcl
dalnet.tcl
identify.tcl
chanserv.tcl

can you please help me se if you can just paste one for me here

thanks alot
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Post by toefraz »

what is the command to identify?

"/msg nickserv identify <pass>" ???
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Post by awyeah »

A simpler solution:

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#Set your bot's nick password
set nickpass "damn.seckzi"

bind evnt - init-server evnt:init_server

proc evnt:init_server {type} {
 global botnick nickpass
 putquick "PRIVMSG chanserv@services.dal.net :IDENTIFY $botnick $nickpass" -next
}
Or you can simply use this:

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#Set your bot's nick password
set nickpass "damn.seckzi"

set init-server { putquick "PRIVMSG chanserv@services.dal.net :IDENTIFY $botnick $nickpass" -next }
Put this in a .tcl file, upload it and rehash/restart your bot or put it in your bot's .conf file in a new line, where ever it should definately work.
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Post by zaida »

i will try your codes and let you know
thanks alot
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Post by zaida »

i tried both the above scripts but not working
the first one is showing error
while the second one is loaded but not working.
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Post by toefraz »

Try this:

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# Set this variable to the registered nick that you are going to use.
set nsnick ""

# Set this variable to the password of the registered nick you are using.
set nickpass ""

# Set this variable to the name of the nickserv bot on your network.
set nsname ""

# Set this variable to the command used to identify yourself with nickserv.
set identcomm ""


bind evnt - init-server my:procedure 

proc my:procedure {type} { 
 global nsnick nickpass nsname identcomm
  putserv "PRIVMSG $nsname :$identcomm $nsnick $nickpass"   
}
putlog "Perform loaded"
return "Perform loaded"
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Post by zaida »

not very clear about
set nsname
set identcomm

please tell me more about it
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Post by toefraz »

nsname is like nickserv or ns
identcomm is like identify or authenticate
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Post by zaida »

can you please give me some examples of

nsname
identcomm

my bot name is zaida
i am on dalnet
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Post by toefraz »

nsname=chanserv@services.dal.net
identcomm=identify
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Post by toefraz »

how do you identify yourself? like /msg nickserv identify <pass>?
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Post by zaida »

yes it is /msg nickserv identify <pass>

thanks alot again
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Post by toefraz »

take out $nsnick out of the script then
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Post by awyeah »

zaida wrote:i tried both the above scripts but not working
the first one is showing error
while the second one is loaded but not working.
Error what error? This piece of code is fine and works great with me.

I am guessing you have not setup your bot's .conf file properly. Because you have tried more than 5 scripts and the simple init-server is also not working with you. So either your bot is not setup properly, you haven't restart it, one or some of your loaded tcl scripts is clashing or generating errors.
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Post by awyeah »

toefraz wrote:Try this:

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# Set this variable to the registered nick that you are going to use.
set nsnick ""

# Set this variable to the password of the registered nick you are using.
set nickpass ""

# Set this variable to the name of the nickserv bot on your network.
set nsname ""

# Set this variable to the command used to identify yourself with nickserv.
set identcomm ""


bind evnt - init-server my:procedure 

proc my:procedure {type} { 
 global nsnick nickpass nsname identcomm
  putserv "PRIVMSG $nsname :$identcomm $nsnick $nickpass"   
}
putlog "Perform loaded"
return "Perform loaded"
And this is basically the same. You are just setting more variables. And there is no need to return, a putlog comment.
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