Solved, kinda, see my second message in this thread below.
(I removed the config)
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Something wrong in this config?
- Jerehakala
- Voice
- Posts: 2
- Joined: Tue Mar 09, 2010 4:51 pm
Something wrong in this config?
Last edited by Jerehakala on Wed Mar 10, 2010 4:44 am, edited 1 time in total.
- FireWarrior
- Voice
- Posts: 19
- Joined: Tue Oct 28, 2008 1:12 am
my two cents...
Hello Jerehakala,
First off, I am by no means an expert at eggdrops. I’ve faced the same problem myself and found two ways to get around it:
1.Try to telnet into your bot, type NEW and follow the next steps. This will make the bot recognise you as its owner and then later you can msg or ctcp it via your client.
2.In my case sometimes even after the above step I was not able to msg or ctcp my bot. Then I re-installed it again and things worked out fine.
My advice may not be the best way out, so please do wait for a response from a better qualified person.
Regards,
FireWarrior.
First off, I am by no means an expert at eggdrops. I’ve faced the same problem myself and found two ways to get around it:
1.Try to telnet into your bot, type NEW and follow the next steps. This will make the bot recognise you as its owner and then later you can msg or ctcp it via your client.
2.In my case sometimes even after the above step I was not able to msg or ctcp my bot. Then I re-installed it again and things worked out fine.
My advice may not be the best way out, so please do wait for a response from a better qualified person.
Regards,
FireWarrior.
- Jerehakala
- Voice
- Posts: 2
- Joined: Tue Mar 09, 2010 4:51 pm
Re: my two cents...
Once I telnet to it with right port, it asks for nick, and once i type the nick, it saysFireWarrior wrote:Hello Jerehakala,
First off, I am by no means an expert at eggdrops. I’ve faced the same problem myself and found two ways to get around it:
1.Try to telnet into your bot, type NEW and follow the next steps. This will make the bot recognise you as its owner and then later you can msg or ctcp it via your client.
2.In my case sometimes even after the above step I was not able to msg or ctcp my bot. Then I re-installed it again and things worked out fine.
My advice may not be the best way out, so please do wait for a response from a better qualified person.
Regards,
FireWarrior.
"Can't telnet until you have a password set.
Connection closed by foreign host."
E: Oh im such a idiot.. *facepalm*
I just typed "New" once it asked the nick and now im making some progress
E2: Everything works perfectly now, except the auto-voice, it doesnt voice anyone :E
also, is it possible to send messages thru the eggbot to a channel?
The "auto-voice" is for users in eggdrop's userfile, not everyone that joins the channelexcept the auto-voice, it doesnt voice anyone :E
Hopefully, youre just asking about making the eggdrop post messages to the channel ...etcis it possible to send messages thru the eggbot to a channel?
See the following DCC/telnet commands act and say (Example: .help say in DCC/telnet)