Hello,
When trying to add a channel to the bot with a long name,it doesn't join the right one.
E.g.:
If I .+chan #long.channel.name ,the bot joins #long.channel .I tried also from partyline and directly to add the channel from the .conf file,but same result.Any ideas how to fix that?
PS:Sorry if it's off-topic,but I didn't know where to post the problem
dont worry im sure the admins will move it to Eggdrop Help
To be able to answer your question:
1) Is the length of the channel name supported by the IRC server?
2) Are you in that channel when you are trying to get the bot to join it?
3) Are you using special characters in the name. characters like [ and ] need to be escaped (ie \[ and \] ) so the program knows they have to be seen as real charactes rather than special ones? channels like #[cool] have to be written in the config as #\[cool\].
Galadhrim wrote:
1) Is the length of the channel name supported by the IRC server?
2) Are you in that channel when you are trying to get the bot to join it?
Yes,it is supported,because I am in that channel when I try to make the bot join it.
Galadhrim wrote:3) Are you using special characters in the name. characters like [ and ] need to be escaped (ie \[ and \] ) so the program knows they have to be seen as real charactes rather than special ones? channels like #[cool] have to be written in the config as #\[cool\].
..maybe the ` character is considered special? It's contained in the channel name,with letters and . character.
i doubt that. only characters with special meaning in TCL would cause trouble.
just say how long the channel is. probably it just exceeds any internal variable string length. So probably you have to increase one of the array/string lengths.
Galadhrim wrote:
1) Is the length of the channel name supported by the IRC server?
2) Are you in that channel when you are trying to get the bot to join it?
Yes,it is supported,because I am in that channel when I try to make the bot join it.
Galadhrim wrote:3) Are you using special characters in the name. characters like [ and ] need to be escaped (ie \[ and \] ) so the program knows they have to be seen as real charactes rather than special ones? channels like #[cool] have to be written in the config as #\[cool\].
..maybe the ` character is considered special? It's contained in the channel name,with letters and . character.
Nope that charactor wouldn't do it, we have a channel named #Browneyz`Bungalow on my server, and .+chan #Browneyz`Bungalow works just fine. I know this doesn't help much, but at least it should eliminate one question for you.
Bill
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