Hello. I have an eggdrop on a shell account. Everything was ok till I went on Undernet and typed /msg botname hello. It didn't respond. I checked it's lag but it was around 1 sec.I went to the shell and killed the pid and even deleted the folder it was in. Nothing. Maybe i did something wrong in the .conf file. What can I do for my eggdrop to exit Undernet? How can I find out what pids are running (maybe this is happening because i deleted a wrong pid, but i haven't got the pid.botname file anymore).
Best regards
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Eggdrop on shell
Did you change the
unbind msg - hello *msg:hello
bind msg - <new word> *msg:hello
part of the config, if you didn't comment these lines out, or change it where it says <new word>, it'll be whatever word is in the <new word> place. Also telnet or SSH to the shell and type ps x and it will list all processes running and their pid's.
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: DrTongue on 2002-02-24 12:17 ]</font>
unbind msg - hello *msg:hello
bind msg - <new word> *msg:hello
part of the config, if you didn't comment these lines out, or change it where it says <new word>, it'll be whatever word is in the <new word> place. Also telnet or SSH to the shell and type ps x and it will list all processes running and their pid's.
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: DrTongue on 2002-02-24 12:17 ]</font>
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