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your bots obviously don't recognize each other, so you have made a mistake somewhere, most likely with the hostmask. Follow the directions laid out here exactly to link your bots

Usually, the word you choose to be your shell account name will end up being the ident of your bot. For example, if you chose 'smiley' as your shell account, the bot would show up on the IRC and look something like this:

HappyBot (smiley@brush.your.teeth.net)

.+chan <channel> Command Reference

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usually we see this error refering to libtcl, but no matter. Eggdrop is looking for these modules and not finding them, so either the path is incorrectly defined in the conf file, or perhaps you forgot to run make install after you ran make . At any rate, double check your conf file for errors aroun...

you also might want to space your ports a little more, I seem to remember it saying in the conf file that 5 will work, but 10 is better

there are many such 'badnick' scripts in the archive, do a search with the keywords nick and ban

donking wrote:I have added 3 servers into my psybnc.conf file. How do I select one of the servers to connect to? eg. I want to connect server2 from the list. How do you do?

/jump -- disconnects you from your current server and attempts to connect to the next server in your list

Taken from a PsyBnc tutorial by jestrix: Multiple Networks One of my other favorite things about psyBNC :) Do you have a bunch of channels you hang in on efnet, but also one or two channels on dalnet that you like to go to? If you're like me, you do...but you alo hate having multiple mirc sessions o...

I'm not sure how you could manage to do this... maybe by all of them using the same chanfile? I wonder if this is even possible...

I'm confused, you need to do that when you connect to the psybnc, or the shell itself?

go look through the tcl archive, try using the keyword advertise.

it would be inappropriate for anyone to just modify this, or any, script without first attempting to contact the author. Give wcc an email, ask him to do it
wcc@techmonkeys.org <--

"Why is my bot marked as untrustworthy?" Your bot's uptime is based off the original uptime value you send -- for some reason people cheat and change this original value to make their bot look like it has a higher uptime than it really does. So to help prevent cheating if the first packet...

thank you nml375, that confirms what I had thought

isn't the ident tied to the username of the shell account? unless, of course, someone were to have something like oident in their shell?