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My bot is up and running.

It enters channels etc no problem. It seems to boot users who are flooding.

I can telnet to it, setup my user and authenticate.

I can run help commands etc .help module - no problem

However if I /msg botnick hello or /msg botnich help in irc it just ignores me

Any ideas what I am missing?
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Probably a suitable hostmask.
Try the .channel command to see a channelmembers listing including whom your bot identified him/her as. If the handle reads "*" for you, then your hostmask does not match.
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nml375 wrote:Probably a suitable hostmask.
Try the .channel command to see a channelmembers listing including whom your bot identified him/her as. If the handle reads "*" for you, then your hostmask does not match.
nice 1000th post. - thanks

yes it does show a * - do I need to remove/change my host mas
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Post by nml375 »

Yup, use the .+host command to add hosts, .match or .whois to see your current settings/hosts, an d.-host to remove any unwanted hosts.

All hostmasks are matched against "nick!ident@host" on irc, and "-telnet!ident@host" for telnet connections (where "-telnet" is litteral).
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nml375 wrote:Yup, use the .+host command to add hosts, .match or .whois to see your current settings/hosts, an d.-host to remove any unwanted hosts.

All hostmasks are matched against "nick!ident@host" on irc, and "-telnet!ident@host" for telnet connections (where "-telnet" is litteral).
I have added my mask using .+host - and it says it's added to my user but I still get * with the handle and can't talk to the bot
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Post by YooHoo »

If oyu still see a '*' as handle, then you've done something wrong. Make sure you've added your hostmask correctly, such as:
Owner!ident@*domain.com
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Post by dc2447 »

Sorry for being newb at this

I am struggling to convery the output of /whois mynick into what needs to be added with .+host command

[14:33] [Whois] dc2447 is n=davidcam@87.194.133.122
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.+host dc2447 *!*davidcam@87.194.133.*
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Thanks and if whois returns something like


davidcam@4CDD1C08.E625C725.A60FB889.IP
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dc2447 wrote:Thanks and if whois returns something like


davidcam@4CDD1C08.E625C725.A60FB889.IP
Set your user mode -x on connect.
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dc2447 wrote:Thanks and if whois returns something like


davidcam@4CDD1C08.E625C725.A60FB889.IP
How To Add My Hostmask To My Bot
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