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WOW, that script is so old, I haven't used that Hotmail email since the 90's

Shouldn't have needed to reinstall Defero, glad it's working now.

m4s wrote:Hi,

Try this:
./autobotchk chmod.conf -dir "/home/devnull/eggdrop/" -noemail -5

You did not write the "!!!

That still doesn't work. It's easier to just crontab -e and enter manually.

Same thing for me. Running Debian 8.7, with 3.16.0-4-amd64 kernel. Eggdrop compiled perfectly, with no stdout errors. It only errored when I created cron using ./autobotchk devnull@matrix.home: cd ~/eggdrop/scripts; chmod 700 autobotchk; ./autobotchk chmod.conf -dir /home/devnull/eggdrop -noemail au...

No, I have no edit, I put same like you gave me. It only works for only one channel. I tested myself. Strange, this is a script I run on a bot and it works fine across several channels. You can check your binds, to see if another script may be interfering: .binds check* Other than that, I don't see...

This TCL only working in one channel... However I have activated in ALL channels. WHY ? I don't know why, the code is very simple and it works on all channel's for me and other people. Either you've edited it and something went wrong, or another script is causing conflicts (the first statement is u...

Wow, that's strange. I didn't test the code, as stated, but it seemed logical to me. I did take into consideration that nicks invite nicks, not just to channels, I added the string match *#* but didn't add an else (which would have been for nick based invites). The bots I do run are currently in an ...

i get this error : Tcl error [check:invite]: illegal channel: #jkjs hmm, strange, I haven't been able to test it but I was going from willyw's script. It, from past experience, should have worked fine. I edited the code above, try recopying, rehash and trigger the event again. ( it seems to get the...

Try this (untested) # noinvite.tcl,v1.0 ## SYNTAX: !noinvite on|off # Set global trigger set noInvTrig "!" # Set the time duration (in minutes) for ban here (if 0 is set, this would be permanent) set timetoban "5" # Set flags that can enable/disable this procedure (default: globa...

willyw wrote:Wow... I don't even remember doing that.

lol

I always check search, to make sure it hasn't already been covered before giving any info. I found that, thought it was best to post it than make something. Saves on time and doubling up code.

lol, bMotion is an AI script, much like egg-fu or a lower-end alice instance. The script gives you the raw, it shows how to set the nickname using $from and channel from $text - you only really need the341 proc.

You should be able to make it work, but if not, someone may post a full snippet for you.

You could play around with something like this and make it do what you need. The fundamentals are there.

caesar wrote:What typo? I'm confused cos all i did was copy/paste the old line and replace the putnow with puthelp.

Then it must be a copy/paste error.

I would also replace the: putnow "privmsg $c :$responce" with: puthelp "puthelp $c :$responce" It sends the text I address the eggdrop in the channel (it appears in the pandorabots.com bot logs), but I get no response on IRC. Can anyone help me? Thanks! This is a typo by caesar,...

Have you checked the ~/eggdrop/doc/tcl-commands.doc file?

The built-in method would be the $botnick variable. You can return your own handle with [matchattr [nick2hand $nick]] and your attributes using [chattr [nick2hand $nick] $chan]