[SOLVED] Some support on a issue

[Riddler]

Heya guys,

I need some support on a issue I`m having...

I want to make a code with some public commands like "save", "rehash", "restart", "chattr" and stuff like that but I need to make those commands to be called in to a specifig botnick...

I have several bot's on a channel ( 6 or 7 of them ) and I wan't to create a code that will responde if I call on of the bots nickname... so that I`ll manage them more easily... something like this

(08:14) <me> |egg .msg
(08:14) -|egg- SYNTAX: .msg <nick> [text]
(08:14) <me> |egg .msg Q auth
(08:14) -|egg- Sent message to Q

What should I bind in the code ? PUBM or PUB ?
I`ve tried bouth of them and the results are not what I`m wanting...

Here's a example of what I`m trying to do:

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bind pubm n .msg do:msg 

proc do:msg {nick uhost hand chan text} {
 if {[matchattr $hand n|N $chan]} {
    if {![isbotnick $nick]} {
      set who [lindex [split $text] 0]
      set txt [lrange $text 1 end]
      if {$who == ""} {
        puthelp "NOTICE $nick :SYNTAX:\002 .msg <nick> \[text\] \002"
        return 0 
      }
      if {$txt != ""} {
        putquick "PRIVMSG $who :$txt "
      } else {
         putserv "NOTICE $nick :SYNTAX:\002 .msg $who \[text\] \002"
      }
    }
 }
}

Is this the way the proc has to look for what I`m tryin to do ?

Waiting for some support/ideas from you guys.

Thanks

[user]

In your proc, $nick is the nick of the person triggering the command. What you want is a pub bind with the bot's nick as a keyword and then you'll have to parse $text to find the "command" part of the message.
Or you could make multiple pubm binds that include the botnick and command.

[metroid]

I'd also like to advise you against using such a public message command to auth with network services.

[Riddler]

Hello

@user: thanks for the ideas, I`ll see what I can do... the second part of your reply, with multiple binds sounds ok but I`ll see.. if there will be problems I`ll just put a reply here.

@metroid: I'm always auth with the network service, in this case...


P.S.: Thank you bouth for your advices