error while sending userfile

[CC-Zac]

http://www.wofut.com/~admin/eggdrop/

spiderman.txt is from the hubs dcc

and
monkeyboy.txt is from the leafs dcc chat box

anyone have any ideas i am trying to set them on a botnet and i followed egghelp.org so i dont know.

Zac

[masskilla]

Hi

Try setting my-ip in the bots.

[CC-Zac]

ok well it at least sends after i put in the servers ip's - but now this error

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[04:12:33] <monkeyboy> [04:12] Linked to spiderman.
[04:12:33] <monkeyboy> *** Linked to spiderman
[04:12:33] <monkeyboy> [04:12] Downloading user file from spiderman
[04:12:34] <monkeyboy> [04:12] Userfile loaded, unpacking...
[04:12:34] <monkeyboy> [04:12] Userlist transfer complete; switched over.
[04:12:34] <monkeyboy> [04:12] Rejected global flags for monkeyboy from spiderman
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why would it reject global flags?

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: CC-Zac on 2002-05-12 05:14 ]</font>

[Darmoth]

Probably because of this lone in your config:

set private-globals "mnot"

[CC-Zac]

On 2002-05-12 10:30, Darmoth wrote:
Probably because of this lone in your config:

set private-globals "mnot"

what should i make it then?

[Darmoth]

Hmmm, reading the docs and the comments in the config first ?

uncomment that line or remove all global flags from it you want to get shared.

[Darmoth]

Sorry, there's another line, set private-global 0/1

if you use set private-globals "mnot"
the other line should be set private-global 0

if it is set to 1, no global flags will be shared.

[Darmoth]

Sorry, there's another line, set private-global 0/1

if you use set private-globals "mnot"
the other line should be set private-global 0

if it is set to 1, no global flags will be shared.

[CC-Zac]

so do i want 1 or 0 ?

whats the advantages / disadvantages of sharting global flags

[masskilla]

Hi

Those settings are there to prevent the transfering of global flags, by default "mno", which means that a user on the other bot, who is sending the userfile, and has +n on his bot, won't get +n on your bot (assuming the settings are left by default). Setting private-global to "0" and private globals to "", means all flags will be shared, so that user from previous example will get +n on your bot too. Be careful with this, as he could, if your bot isn't configured right, have access to your shell and total control over your bot.
Hope this clears it up a bit.

[Darmoth]

Yep, couldn't explain it better
And I agree with Masskilla about the lag of security usning private-globals 0 will cause.
I guess you should at least think about not sharing the global owner and master flags.