Can this be possible ? for exemple i have 4 bots .. each on his own channel #bot1 #bot2 #bot3 #bot4 .. i want to use a command to update a text file.. for exemple if i type !update on #bot1 channel... #bot2 #bot3 #bot4 bots will update the same file on their own shells..all bots connected on the botnet, also if i type !update #bot4 channel .. #bot1 #bot2 #bot3 bots will update the same file on their own shells, so basically anywhere i type !update (channel, pm, dcc) all the bots will update their own file on their own shell.
The !update command is to update important information on the channel, users will type !information to retrieve the important information store by !update command.
!update This is important information line1 <2> This is important information line2 <3> this is important information line3 <4> this is important information line4..etc..
<user> !information
notice <bot> This is important information line1
notice <bot> This is important information line2
notice <bot> This is important information line3
notice <bot> This is important information line4
This is because each bots are on different networks so would prefer to update the information only once.
I am using script NetLink v1.08 by David Proper (Dr. Nibble [DrN]), so maybe the requested script can be coded right into it since NetLink gives the option to op someone else on a different network, bots can see what people are typing on different network channels so if someone type !update <text> all the bots will see that and can update their own text file on their shells... !information should be a standalone command so only the bot on the channel the command was issued in should respond to !information command.
thanks to anyone who can code this script.