Help with sysinfo1.08.tcl / sysinfo278.10.pl

[Kev1n]

Hi, I downloaded and properly put the files in my script folder, but my question is, with sysinfo1.08.tcl, comes sysinfo278.10.pl
And in sysinfo278.10.pl, I don't understand what this part means. What nicks should I be using here? Or does it matter?
My IRC nick is: Kevin
My bots nick is: AdBot

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# Specify your NIC interface name (eth0, rl0, fxp0, etc) and a name for it.
#
# Example: @nic     = ('eth0', 'eth1');
#          @nicname = ('External', 'Internal');
#
# NOTE: If you set one then you HAVE to set the other.
@nic		= ('');
@nicname	= ('');

Thanks in advance.

[caesar]

The 'example' clearly states what you should use, NIC means Network Interface Card (PC Ethernet network card) and has nothing to do with nicknames on IRC.

[Kev1n]

Im using the Eggdrop off my shell providers shell.

I have ftp and ssh access.

How would I find or what would I put in here? Everything else I am fine with.

[Sir_Fz]

In the note it says IF you specify, so it maybe isn't necessary.

[Kev1n]

Yeah im pretty sure I filled out everything perfect, but I get this.

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[3:01:pm] <Kevin> .sysinfo
[3:01:pm] <AdBot> Perl script is not executable or doesn't exist.

Or if anyone knows another script that shows the system uptime of the shell.

[caesar]

Here is a lil code:

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bind pub !uptime shell:uptime

proc shell:uptime {nick uhost hand chan text} {
catch {exec uptime} result
putserv "PRIVMSG $chan :$result"
}

[Kev1n]

ty