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putlog is your friend.
Can't say more as you clearly don't give any relevant information.

Hi guys and girls, I'm working on the creation of an IRC version of this game (aka Mafia in some countries) and I need some tests with a (relatively) large number of participants, more than 8 is cool, the most participants there are, the better it is! The game is quite easy to understand: citizens m...

Some editors, as notepad++ with windows, have tcl code highligting.
komodo has been retired but you can find OpenKomodoIDE @ https://github.com/ActiveState/OpenKomodoIDE (didn't tested)

I don't understand how you want to split the notice.
Can you be more explicit or use real example?

Not sure to understand.
Your bots were linked but you redo one of them so the other tries to connect ?

Go in the party-line of bunda and do .-bot <yourbot>

Invalid handle: it means the user doesn't use the good handle.

We don't know what you're doing, if these messages come from linking attempt (I doubt) or when you try to connect yourself to party-line.

Give us detals and peharps we'll be able to help you.

Hello and welcome. You can use https://docs.eggheads.org/tutorials/firstscript.html to begin and learn the basics precepts of scripting for eggdrop. And you can also bookmark the "Tcl commands for eggdrop" page which is the bible :) There is no real "user friendly" doc, but you c...

Sorry but no.
You can peharps find a way by catching them with pubm and "return 1" if it's in a channel you want the ignore active (if exclusive-bind is set to 1) but it could become heavy resources consumming.

Whick kind of comands do you want to ignore and where/why ?

(Moderation : replaced quote tag with tcl tag)

Yes, you can easily by changing sharetime(format) Reference: https://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl8.5/tutorial/Tcl41.html

Sorry, I forget:

I've a script working with unrealircd: package require http bind raw - NOTICE ipcheck proc ipcheck {frm key text} { if {[string match *!*@* $frm] || ![string match -nocase "*client connecting*" $text]} { return } regexp {:\ ([^ ]+)\s\(([^@]+)@([^\)])+\)\s\[([^\]]+)} $text - unick ident hos...

So, 2 solutions: 1. leave dalnet for a real network (joking, the only real network is french and named zeolia) 2. you have to do a /whois $nick and catch the server response to get the good "is registered" raw. Means to remember nicks in a variable to check if a raw bind matches the nick y...

If the network has the CAP account-notify, you can use getaccount to know if the user is identified or not.

So it may work.

Why don't you try and just ask when you have an error ?

What is $unick ? How do you get it ?