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bind kick - * xstuff:kick proc xstuff:kick {nick host hand chan target reason} { if {[matchattr [nick2hand $target $chan] b|b $chan] || [matchattr [nick2hand $target $chan] o|o $chan]} { set kicker [string trim [lindex [split $reason] 0] {()}] set hand [nick2hand $kicker] if {[matchattr $hand E]} {...

Check the TCL Archive.
Plenty of greet scripts out there.

That's because getchanidle is not the same result as what the ircd server may report.

that error is not related to "putnow".

However, one of your scripts appears to be overwriting the TCL proc "info".

Which is the problem in your case, find out which script it is, and fix it

matchattr is only for internal eggdrop flag checking.

it has NOTHING to do with Q.
Instead you should be smart enough to just not op all users on your channel.

I took the liberty to completely rewrite that script. namespace eval idle { variable author "metroid" variable version "1.0" variable activechans [list #chan1 #chan2 #chan3]; # Idle time in minutes for ops. (set this to 0 to disable) variable idletime 30 # Idle time in minutes fo...

I didn't read nml375's wall of text but you seem to be missing the handle var which is required for pubm binds.

I'd be suprised if your script worked as expected.

The next snippet is the best solution to your problem:

It's a thread problem afaik.

You need to recompile eggdrop with a special switch but I can't remember it.
Hopefully someone else knows it..

you should add something so the bot doesn't connect over and over if oidentd fails completely.

though you told him how to use split and join properly, you still didn't fix that nasty lrange. Using lrange $var 0 end is the exact same as not doing anything at all. In this case, you can just use set title $text because "set title [join [lrange [split $text] 0 end]]" quite simply is the...

If you use mysqltcl then mysql::escape should work fine.

Though this is already solved, you can actually find the full original (and very old) script in the same topic as the ripped one.

I posted it a few posts after.

CyberWar wrote:i want a channel command like this: .gline nick reason

metroid: we trust to our team

If you trust your team, why not just oper them?

Seriously, if you're going to give "non opered" staff access to a gline command and they make the slightest mistake, you could gline the entire network.

You should instead think really hard how smart that is. (NOTE: your non opered staff could gline anyone, including opers)