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Disabling (# addlang "French") solved the problem.

speechles, thank you for your reply. Unfortunately, it won't be that simple. At that level, my config file was properly configured. # What is your network? # 2 = Undernet # 5 = Others set net-type 2 ### IRC MODULE - OTHER NETWORKS (net-type 5) ### # Attention: Use these settings *only* if you set 'n...

Having problems with our shell, we are thinking of using a windrop rather than an eggdrop. Honestly, they look quite the same at my level. I did ask my question on a Windrop forum and several #windrop help channels without getting a reply. Hopefully, you might be able to help. Windrop 1.6.19 When a ...

Tx! It does what I wanted the bot to do.

Regards

Rather than trying to explain to you what I'm looking for, let me give it to you in mIRC script. I'm hoping the someone will be kind enough to convert it in TCL. on *:join:channelname: { if ($address == cservice@undernet.org) { silence *!*@* } } on *:part:channelname: { if ($address == cservice@unde...

Since "PART" is to leave a channel and "QUIT" is to leave a network, do /part and /quit the same in TCL or do I have to bind QUIT also?

Also your join and part procedure do not provide for a specific channel.

Network: Undernet
Set: /silence *.*@*
Remove /silence -*.*@*

Our eggdrop is permanently under Silence. What I am looking for is a snippet which would remove "Silence" when a said nick parts a particular channel or quits and set "Silence" when the said nick gets ops on that particular channel.

Tx in advance

Is there a file size or number of bans at which the eggdrop reaction time starts to slow down?

Tx

Thank you all! It works fine.

Tx! Now it does what I wanted it to do; kick et ban the offender. But here is what I noticed. 1 - The eggdrop kicks the user using a default comment. 2 - Then ban the user [20:17:18] <eggdrop> [20:17:23] Tcl error [flud:ban]: wrong # args: should be "putkick channel nick?s? ?comment?" [20:...

We removed " bind flud - join flud:ban " since we don't want the bot to ban for join/part yet. Here is what I am getting when trying to load that tcl: [15:36:14] Tcl error in file 'egg.config': [15:36:14] wrong # args: should be "proc name args body" while executing "proc fl...

Tx for your snippet but TCL is not my script language. Before binding a process, shouldn't I unbind something? Also I would appreciate if you could tell me the meaning of the following: n u h t c and $c As for the format of the ban address, which format will *!$u trigger? I am looking for the follow...

net-type is 2 max-bans 45 Undernet doesn't recognized +E +I max-modes 45 Banlist never full, we have a script on another machine which takes care of that. opchars "@" set global-flood-chan 4:10 I compare both config files as recommended but I couldn't find no parameters giving me a choice ...

It is the eggdrop's built-in flood-chan protection. We are not using the Sentinel TCL because it uses modes +mi to lock the channel. Being on Undernet, we are using mode +r. Flooders are never registered.