Turn off the lastspoke command on eggdrop v1.6.18:

Zerg · Post by **Zerg** » Tue Apr 15, 2008 12:09 pm

hello,
i havent found a script that haves the lastspoke command.
i have gseen installet but the trigger is ? and when i use !lastspoke i get the info.

thank you much for help.

Post by **Sir_Fz** » Tue Apr 15, 2008 12:11 pm

If you don't want the script then simply unload it and restart (not rehash).

Zerg · Post by **Zerg** » Tue Apr 15, 2008 12:33 pm

Sir_Fz wrote:If you don't want the script then simply unload it and restart (not rehash).

i havent not a script with name lastspoke.

gseen is a modul but the trigger is the question mark

than i dont think !lastspoke is in the gseen modul.

but what scipt have the command or is this in the eggdrop sources?

Post by **Sir_Fz** » Tue Apr 15, 2008 1:23 pm

It's been a while since I last used the gseen module so I can't confirm if !lastspoke is a gseen public command (but I don't remember it either). However, it's definitely not from Eggdrop's source. Read your gseen.conf file and check if lastspoke is actually a gseen command, if not then it's probably coming from a Tcl script which you have loaded.

speechles · Post by **speechles** » Tue Apr 15, 2008 3:37 pm

cache wrote:Try bseen1.4.2.tcl (google) Cool

It'll tell you last time someone spoke if its of any help, I use it.

[11:07pm] <cache> !lastspoke xxx
[11:07pm] <Bot> xxx last uttered a word: 1 hour, 9 minutes ago.

An oldie, but a goodie. You can find the actual quote right here on these very forums.

Zerg · Post by **Zerg** » Thu Apr 17, 2008 4:39 pm

Thats all my loaded scripts.
Nothing is bseen.tcl or other seen.tcl script.
The gseen modul have the previx: "?"
Not "!"

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##### SCRIPTS #####

# This is a good place to load scripts to use with your bot.

# This line loads script.tcl from the scripts directory inside your Eggdrop's
# directory. All scripts should be put there, although you can place them where
# you like as long as you can supply a fully qualified path to them.
#
# source scripts/script.tcl

source scripts/alltools.tcl
source scripts/action.fix.tcl

# Use this script for Tcl and Eggdrop downwards compatibility.
# NOTE: This can also cause problems with some newer scripts.
source scripts/compat.tcl

# This script provides many useful informational functions, like setting
# users' URLs, e-mail address, ICQ numbers, etc. You can modify it to add
# extra entries.
source scripts/userinfo.tcl
loadhelp userinfo.help

# Gseen Module Config
source ablage/gseen.conf

# Stats Module Config
source ablage/stats.conf

source scripts/egghttp.tcl

# Color Partyline
source scripts/cpt-motd.tcl

# Channel Service
source scripts/channelservice2.1.tcl

# Google Such Script
source scripts/google.tcl

# Wetter Script
source scripts/meteo.tcl

# RSS News Feed Poster
source scripts/rssnews.tcl

# Translator Script
source scripts/leo.tcl

# Taschenrechner Script
source scripts/convert.202r.tcl

# TV Programm
source scripts/tv.tcl

# Wiki
source scripts/wiki.tcl

Post by **Sir_Fz** » Thu Apr 17, 2008 4:47 pm

I guess lastspoke is from the stats module, check your stats.conf to see if lastspoke is mentioned in it.

Zerg · Post by **Zerg** » Thu Apr 17, 2008 9:08 pm

i cannot find this

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######
#####
###   General Settings
#####
######

# the file where the data is stored
# WARNING: Always set this var _before_ the module is loaded, or it won't
# find your stats.
set statsfile "/home/eggdrop/eggdrop/ablage/statsmod.dat"

# load the module itself
loadmodule stats

# save data every x minutes
set save-stats 5

# add new users to the database if they stay more than x minutes 
# in the channel
# >0: enabled
#  0: don't add new users, but recheck every minute if a user idented himself
# -1: don't add new users and don't recheck every minute. If someone idents
#     him/herself, he/she must cycle the chan to be recognized. (lowest CPU usage)
set autoadd 5

# minimum number of lines that a user must have spoken before he/she gets
# autoadded (you don't want "dead" users in your database, do you?)
set autoadd-min-lines 5

set expire-base 7

set expire-factor 25

# delete users that have been added by the module if they haven't been seen
# for more than x days
set expire-users 90

# if the user has a password set, delay the expiration for another x days
set expire-delay 180

# log wordstats (most used words) (this stats are resetted daily)
# NOTE: This is very cpu- and memory consuming, so don't
# turn this on if you're worried about memory or cpu usage
set log-wordstats 1

# minimum length of a word to be logged
# (0 is best to get exact results)
set min-word-length 0

# display how many random URLs in the misc stats?
# (setting this to 0 also disables the logging of URLs
# and can therefore lower your cpu-usage)
set display-urls 5

# display how many random kicks in the misc stats?
set display-kicks 5

# when logging kicks, also save the last x lines of activity in the chan
set kick-context 5

# log every Xth quote
# If this value is lower, then the random quotes will be more random,
# but the memory usage will also increase.
set quote-frequency 5

######
#####
###   languages
#####
######

# reset old slangs before we load the new ones...
# resetslang

# load the default language
loadstatslang "en" "English" language/stats.en.lang

##  load additional languages
loadstatslang "de" "Deutsch" language/stats.de.lang

## assign a language to a channel
#setchanslang #xwp "de"

######
#####
###   public commands
#####
######

# the char that marks public commands (!top10, etc...)
# "" is a valid option
set cmdchar "?"

# don't answer more than x commands in y seconds
set max-stat-cmds 5:60

# information that the !stat reply will contain
set stat-reply "words letters smileys minutes"

######
#####
###   HTML settings
#####
######

# list the top x users
set topnr 30

# NOTE:
# table-color and fade-table-color are hex numbers which represent a rgb color.
# If you do not know how to use this format, either use the default or ask
# someone who knows it. (it's the HTML-standard-format)

# the background color of your table
set table-color 0x3850B8

# fade table color to another color
set fade-table-to 0x000000

# border width of the table (0 == no border, which is probably the best)
set table-border 0

# The following two settings only affect the display of the stats. The bot will
# still log and save everything, no matter if it's displayed or not.
#
# Please don't use "slangified" types! For example, use always "idle" instead of
# "idle-factor" or whatever you defined in the langfiles.

# which stats should be shown?
set topstats "words lines wpl actions smileys kicks modes topics idle minutes"

# and which stats should be mentioned in the graphical output?
set graphstats "words lines actions smileys kicks modes topics minutes"

# mention the top x users in the graphical stats.
set graphnr 10

# which colour should the bars have?
set graphcolor "blue"

# display the average number of users in the chan?
set display-average-users 1

# display the users which are currently on channel in /chan/onchan/ ?
set show-usersonchan 0

# display a list of all users in /chan/users/ ?
set show-userlist 1

# display channels, which are +secret on the livestats index?
set list-secret-chans 1

# Since the stats.mod webserver can't serve binary data like images,
# they must be stored on an external webserver. The following setting
# defines the full URL to your webspace where you uploaded all needed
# images to.
# WARNING: You definitely should change this default setting and use your
# own webspace. I will move images on my server whenever I feel like it, so
# your stat-pages might get broken pretty fast.
#set binary-url "http://www.visions-of-fantasy.de/stats.mod/bin/"
set binary-url "http://77.16.76.74/~eggdrop/.st4ts.m0d/bin/"

##
## Livestat settings
##

# listen on which port for livestat connection?
# (to disable, either comment this out or use "off" or 0 as value)
# (if you use the default, you can access the stats at
#  http://your.shell.com:8033/ )
livestats 8033

# By default, livestats listens on every available vhost for incoming
# connection. If you want to limit livestats to one vhost, then enter
# its IP(_not_ the host) below
set livestats-ip "77.16.76.74"

# log access to livestats to a logfile? (set to "" to turn off)
set livestats-log "/home/eggdrop/eggdrop/ablage/livestats.log"

# the log-level where you can monitor access to livestats on your console
# (use .console +1 to activate it)
set livestats-loglevel "1"

# don't serve more than x livestats pages in y seconds (to prevent flooding)
set max-livestats-access 5:10

####
## only for the frequently updated webfiles
##
## this feature is outdated, don't use it unless you really need it
###

# update webfiles every x minutes
# (set this to 0 to disable)
# (this is now disabled by default, use livestats instead!)
set webupdate 0

# directory where the files will be written to
# don't use your standard webdir here, since index.html will be
# overwritten and a lot of subdirs will be created
set webdir "/home/eggdrop/eggdrop/ablage/setwebdir"

######
#####
###   other (rather unimportant) settings
#####
######

## stats.mod saves new users in an internal database by default
## for compatibility reasons, the old way of using the eggdrop
## user file is still available, but I strongly recommend to let
## it turned off!
#set use-eggdrop-userfile 0
#
## don't add new hosts to users with the following flags
## (only works for users in the eggdrop-userfile, use
##  .schattr <user> -addhosts for users in the stats-userbase)
set anti-autoadd-flags "ofvb|ofv"
#
## exclude users with the following flags from the top10, top20...
## (also only for eggdrop-userfile. Use .schattr <user> -list.
set anti-stats-flag "b|-"
##
## Please note that the last two settings don't affect the internal
## user database of stats.mod at all! They only work if
## use-eggdrop-userfile is set to 1
## (maybe I'll change this for the next version)

# defines what will be counted as a smiley
# (don't add hundreds of smileys if you want a reasonable cpu usage)
#set smileys ":-) :) ;) ;-) ^_^ :-D :-P :P =) ;D"
set smileys "(8 8) (o: :o) (o; ;o) :-) (-: (: :) (; ;) (-; ;-) ^_^ O_o o_O :-D :-p :-P :p :P (= =) :D ;D ^^ <; ;> <: :>"

###############################################################################
# end of config
# just ignore everything below ^_^
###############################################################################

catch "unbind pub - !top *pub:!top"
catch "unbind pub - !last *pub:!last"
catch "unbind pub - !stat *pub:!stat"
catch "unbind pub - !place *pub:!place"
catch "unbind pub - !wordstats *pub:!wordstats"
catch "unbind pub - !topwords *pub:!topwords"
bind pub - ${cmdchar}top *pub:!top
bind pub - ${cmdchar}last *pub:!last
bind pub - ${cmdchar}place *pub:!place
bind pub - ${cmdchar}stat *pub:!stat
bind pub - ${cmdchar}wordstats *pub:!wordstats
bind pub - ${cmdchar}topwords *pub:!topwords



set stats-template-dir "/home/eggdrop/eggdrop/ablage/templates/stats"
set stats-language-dir "/home/eggdrop/eggdrop/language"

loadstatsskin /home/eggdrop/eggdrop/ablage/templates/stats/classic/classic.skin
#loadstatsskin ablage/templates/stats/classic/debug.skin

#set default-slang "eng"
set default-slang "ger"
set default-skin "classic"

Mogour · Post by **Mogour** » Fri Apr 18, 2008 9:15 am

# the char that marks public commands (!top10, etc...)
# "" is a valid option
set cmdchar "?"

username · Post by **username** » Sat Apr 19, 2008 3:09 pm

lastspoke command from bseen1.4.2c.tcl

Zerg · Post by **Zerg** » Wed Apr 23, 2008 2:45 pm

username wrote:lastspoke command from bseen1.4.2c.tcl

i cannot find the !lastspoke in the stats conf.

username · Post by **username** » Wed Apr 23, 2008 3:47 pm

There is no such command in stats.conf this command from bseen1.4.2.c.tcl
Try

.binds

in partyline and than find proc what works with lastspoke command. After that find script with this proc.

Zerg · Post by **Zerg** » Sat Apr 26, 2008 7:31 pm

username wrote:There is no such command in stats.conf this command from bseen1.4.2.c.tcl
Try
.binds
in partyline and than find proc what works with lastspoke command. After that find script with this proc.

Post by **nml375** » Sat Apr 26, 2008 9:24 pm

There is no command ".proc", what username suggested was that you identify the binding that provides the command, and check your scripts and modules for the associated tcl-command (or proc).

The output from your listing does shed alittle light on the matter; since a normal .binds listing did now display the binding, that would suggest that it originates from a module - not a script. In order to see these bindings, you'd need to run ".binds all".

Could you write the following code into a file and load it as a script, and then run the command .findlastspoke on dcc; then paste the output here:

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bind dcc - findlastspoke dcc:findlastspoke
proc findlastspoke {hand idx arg} {
 foreach binding [binds] {
  if {[string match "*lastspoke*" [lindex $binding 2]]} {
   putidx $idx "Found matching binding: $binding"
   putidx $idx "To remove, add the following to the end of your configfile"
   putidx $idx "[list "unbind" [lindex $binding 0] [lindex $binding 1] [lindex $binding 2] [lindex $binding 4]]"
  }
 }
}

Post by **Sir_Fz** » Sun Apr 27, 2008 5:47 am

It could also be a pubm bind which parses !lastspoke inside its procedure.