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I had to comment out the global sv and I had put the set sv(maxdelay) 10
inside the proc for it to work.
Thanks for the help.

[12:01:47 pm] <leet> [19:01:41] Tcl error [automode:join]: can't read "sv(maxdelay)": no such variable Can anyone tell me how to fix this error? The whole script is below: proc automode:join { nick uhost handle chan } { global sv if {[channel get $chan "op"] && [isop $::b...

Hello,

The script is not working.
It gives a wrong temperature reading
high low is unavailable

How can I fix this? Or is the script not in a working state right now?

The temperature is not close to the current temperature.

Hello all,

I have recoded the command, and it works now. I am using the onchan command. It works fine.
If you want to still reply to the above code, and tell me how to make it work that's good, otherwise it's okay.

Thanks to spike^^ for his help

Okay so I have modified my script a bit with the help of Mr Spike^^. [10:32:15 pm] -> *leet* chattr who [10:32:17 pm] -leet- No channel [10:32:19 pm] -leet- Ljubljana.SI.EU.irchaven.org 401 leet who :No such nick [10:32:21 pm] -leet- Ljubljana.SI.EU.irchaven.org 318 leet who :End of /WHOIS list. [10...

Thank you!

Any links on here that help with using the http package please?
thanks

I'm pretty sure it's possible You will need to use the http package, that I know.

You delete it by using lsearch function, renaming the file, and then replacing.

Sir_Fz wrote:That is mentioned in the "Script Security" thread vigilant

lolllllllll Well great then :O

Sir_Fz wrote:Script Security

I think better than that is, http://www.peterre.info/characters.html

It sounds to me like you are looking for ways to avoid being exploited by nicknames such as [die]. The proper way of avoiding this is not to do massive regexp's, and other mangling, but rather use proper tcl-scripting, being aware of the command and variable substitutions done by the tcl engine, an...

What "bad" characters? Are you sure you want to ignore them? Here's a line that will get rid of alot of characters: regsub -all \\W+ $string "" string ...but I'm not sure this is what you really need :wink: (your wording makes me think you might be having problems related to tre...

How can I accomplish this?
Lets say the nickname has a character such as \
how can I get rid of it or ignore it?

please suggest

Hello

tutorial links can help a lot,

http://www.tclscript.com/basic_tut.shtml
http://johoho.eggheads.org/eggdrop/