Hi,
I'm wondering if you could tell me if this is possiable with an eggdrop bot.
Just downloaded the netlink script in the hope it may work. (Looks hudge so going to take a while from my point of view to get this working)
I want to relay a number of rooms onto a network.
I want a bot on network A in #chan to relay messages from 3 other networks all using the same channel name. I then want network A to be relayed back to the 3 networks.
We have a room on 4 networks so we need to relay between the 4. Is this possiable with this netlink script?
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Is this possiable
This is of course possible with Tcl scripting and I'm sure there are several scripts in the Tcl Archive (and perhaps netlink is one of them). Try them before asking here.
This thread will probably be moved by a moderator because it doen't really involve help with scripting.
Nonetheless, I may be able to give you some guidance because I have frequently been asked in the past to set up a channel relay botnet, most particularly when world cricket competitions are in play (there is a cricket based IRC network).
A word of warning though. It isn't easy. Even with experience it takes me a while to set it all up.
You need a botnet (linked bots) and a channel relay script. The method I use requires 1 bot per network/channel.
The botnet need only be of a simple type. You do not need synchronisation of information, hence the share and transfer modules are not required neither are the associated bot flags. Just hub/leafs created in the normal way by adding each bot to the others (with valid hosts and telnet ports).
The channel relay script I generally use can be downloaded from the following URL :-
http://nemesis2.qx.net/pages/Eggdrop_Scripts
The script must be loaded on each Eggdrop bot and individually configured depending on what you want each bot to do. The script allows transmission of IRC events to other networks/channels, receipt of IRC events from other networks/channels or duplex (both simultaneously). The script can be configured to exclude or include the wide variety of IRC events that normally occur such as joins, parts, channel messages etc etc.
Good luck with it. You'll need lots of patience.
Nonetheless, I may be able to give you some guidance because I have frequently been asked in the past to set up a channel relay botnet, most particularly when world cricket competitions are in play (there is a cricket based IRC network).
A word of warning though. It isn't easy. Even with experience it takes me a while to set it all up.
You need a botnet (linked bots) and a channel relay script. The method I use requires 1 bot per network/channel.
The botnet need only be of a simple type. You do not need synchronisation of information, hence the share and transfer modules are not required neither are the associated bot flags. Just hub/leafs created in the normal way by adding each bot to the others (with valid hosts and telnet ports).
The channel relay script I generally use can be downloaded from the following URL :-
http://nemesis2.qx.net/pages/Eggdrop_Scripts
The script must be loaded on each Eggdrop bot and individually configured depending on what you want each bot to do. The script allows transmission of IRC events to other networks/channels, receipt of IRC events from other networks/channels or duplex (both simultaneously). The script can be configured to exclude or include the wide variety of IRC events that normally occur such as joins, parts, channel messages etc etc.
Good luck with it. You'll need lots of patience.