TCL script RUN without shell access, can i?

Cracker · Post by **Cracker** » Mon Dec 20, 2004 9:06 am

Hi!
I have full access to eggdrop, all flags. Can upload/download files... I uploaded TCL, and i need bot to run it. I need add it to eggdrop.conf that bot will recognize it. But with filesys, i can't change eggdrop.conf. And i don't have shell access. So what to do ?
(i can ask someone who has access to shell to add it to eggdrop.conf, but he is online only 1 time a week, so i thouth that i can add that it will run scripts from FOLDER, for example "source scripts/" not source "scripts/userinfo.tcl") can i ?
And i woun't add this folder, can i do something with DCC commands?

demond · Post by **demond** » Mon Dec 20, 2004 11:36 am

yes you can (assuming you have access to the .tcl command and have already sent yourscript.tcl to the bot):

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.tcl exec echo "source ${incoming-path}yourscript.tcl" >>$config
.rehash

Cracker · Post by **Cracker** » Mon Dec 20, 2004 3:07 pm

hm, i'm now owner of the bot with all flags, but .tcl DOESN'T WORK !
<Cracker> .tcl
<WiFi> What? You need '.help'
i even added # in eggdrop.conf
# unbind dcc n tcl *dcc:tcl
# unbind dcc n set *dcc:set

Rehashed,restart it, but it doesn't work. What to do ?
(by the way, .set, .loadmod doesn't work too. maybe i need to load some module ?)
Loaded are:
[21:07:35] <WiFi> Modules loaded:
[21:07:35] <WiFi> Module: stats (v1.3)
[21:07:35] <WiFi> Module: gseen (v1.1)
[21:07:35] <WiFi> Module: uptime (v1.2)
[21:07:35] <WiFi> Module: encryption (v2.1)
[21:07:35] <WiFi> Module: console (v1.1)
[21:07:35] <WiFi> Module: notes (v2.1)
[21:07:35] <WiFi> Module: transfer (v2.3)
[21:07:35] <WiFi> Module: filesys (v2.0)
[21:07:35] <WiFi> Module: irc (v1.3)
[21:07:35] <WiFi> Module: ctcp (v1.0)
[21:07:35] <WiFi> Module: server (v1.2)
[21:07:35] <WiFi> Module: channels (v1.0)
[21:07:35] <WiFi> Module: dns (v1.0)
[21:07:35] <WiFi> Module: eggdrop (v106.17)
[21:07:35] <WiFi> End of modules list.

demond · Post by **demond** » Mon Dec 20, 2004 3:46 pm

try:

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.set blah [exec echo "source ${incoming-path}yourscript.tcl" >>$config]

demond · Post by **demond** » Mon Dec 20, 2004 3:51 pm

oops you said .set doesn't work either...

well, in such case there's nothing you can do w/o shell access

apparently you have these (.tcl and .set) unbinded somewhere by some lame script, or you aren't perm owner (that is, your bothandle is not included in Tcl owner variable)

spock · Post by **spock** » Mon Dec 20, 2004 4:37 pm

try .chanset #somechan need-op [exec echo "source ${incoming-path}yourscript.tcl" >>$config]

and deop your bot in #somechan

edit: but dont forget to op it and do ".chanset #somechan need-op" when done unless you want a billion source lines in there

demond · Post by **demond** » Mon Dec 20, 2004 10:57 pm

spock wrote:try .chanset #somechan need-op [exec echo "source ${incoming-path}yourscript.tcl" >>$config]

and deop your bot in #somechan

edit: but dont forget to op it and do ".chanset #somechan need-op" when done unless you want a billion source lines in there

neat

yes, that should also work, even without the square brackets