Hello eneryone.
I run an eggdrop which sends a certain file to every user that joins the channel.
But however, the problem is that the bot simply reconnects from the server after it sends a number of dcc sends. For example: the bot tries to send dcc, when the send number reaches lets say 20 the bot simply reconnects to the irc network (when it quits, specifies reason 'client exited')..
Is it possible to solve this problem so the bot will stay online no matter of how many dcc it had send?
Is the file large? and is it sending this file a lot? i.e. is it in a big channel?
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The file is about 6 kilobytes and the channel is large: about 100 people who join often. However, I'm sure this is not sendq/excess flood problem. This is rather configuration problem, because 'set serverror-quit 0' temporary solved the problem..
But still, I need to investigate what's wrong in my config file..
i cant see anything perticularaly wrong with your config mate, there could be a problem with it connecting to a local network and sending to the internet but thats just a guess.
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well, for starters, you have only posted 25% of the conf variables that are available and/or relevant....where are the settings for the transfer and filesys modules? And since the problem is suspected to originate in some anonymous "dcc tcl", it might be a good idea to post which dcc tcl...there are some 900 such scripts..... set max-dcc 850 ?!? I doubt you need this set so high.... set dcc-block <-- ?
Take a gander at Configuring Your Eggdrop...useful information there.