I suspect the bot is getting disconnected for whatever reason (short server failure) and never connecting again.
- eggdrop version 1.6.19
- Connection to shell is fine, process is running.
- I am connected thought telnet, bot is responding.
- .tcl ignorelist is empty
- also no silence list
- Severlist is big and ok.
No matter how long I wait the bot won't connect to the irc server again. I am in console (telnet) and typed .console +rv and .jump some.working.irc.server. However, I see no messages from the server.
What I can do in order to reconnect the bot to the irc? When I use die and the automatic restart with crontab/autobotchk then it will work, but I want it automatically.
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eggdrop not reconnecting to irc
eggdrop not reconnecting to irc
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By the way, now right after .tcl die and the automatic restart dcc chat and telnet is working, also .dump test while console is +rv shows the correct interaction.
Currently I have no logging enabled. What I should log?YooHoo wrote:you should log in to the shell and view or download the bot's logfile (as set in the config file—the default is "logs/eggdrop.log", and see what that tells you.
Sorry, there is no such variable set. I did google for the term "eggdrop" "server-type" and it doesn't bring any relevant results.YooHoo wrote:Also, is set server-type set correctly?
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net-type is 5, quakenet.
No idea about .match, haven't tested this one but will do so the nest time I see this issue. However, .tcl and .dump worked.
I am running lots of self made scripts. Since .tcl is working at least no script seams to block the bot. However, could theoretically block the bot from connecting when using .jump server.com and .dump?
No idea about .match, haven't tested this one but will do so the nest time I see this issue. However, .tcl and .dump worked.
I am running lots of self made scripts. Since .tcl is working at least no script seams to block the bot. However, could theoretically block the bot from connecting when using .jump server.com and .dump?
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If .tcl works, there's no need to test .match...
As for your scripts, unless you are using raw bindings, your scripts should not interfere with server connections. Or, one very remote possibility; if your script opens a lot of files without closing them, your eggdrop will run out of resources. I do, however, believe your eggdrop would crash in such event.
Does it (your eggdrop) respond to .tcl rehash or .tcl restart?
As for your scripts, unless you are using raw bindings, your scripts should not interfere with server connections. Or, one very remote possibility; if your script opens a lot of files without closing them, your eggdrop will run out of resources. I do, however, believe your eggdrop would crash in such event.
Does it (your eggdrop) respond to .tcl rehash or .tcl restart?
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