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OK nvm. I found it.

set stealth-telnets

I will have to modify the code again

Thanks crazyCat. However, all is not perfect yet. I am still having difficulties with the consistency of the nick login prompt with some users bots. Sometimes the prompt is :- 'Please enter your nickname.' This is from core english file 0x53e My client is coded to capture and respond to this prompt ...

It certainly crossed my mind nml375. I suppose the reality is that I don't really need to. There are three areas that I need to deal with. First, and most important, those relatively few messages the client needs to capture in order to function correctly. Login username prompt, password prompt etc. ...

CrazyCat, could you please confirm your last post. According to the core english language file the acknowledgement that a user has joined the partyline is as follows :- 0xe13,*** %s has joined the party line.\n This should translate to the French :- 0xe13,*** %s a rejoint la party line.\n Is this no...

I will include simplistic language units to match against the login sequences for all 5 Eggdrop languages, if I am able. There are actually three sequences I need, the first two of which you have kindly given French translations for :- Please enter your nickname. == Entrez votre surnom. Enter your p...

Thanks again for your help even though your findings are disappointing. For the time being I will have to edit my original post here and the download website to indicate that the client only functions correctly with English language Eggdrops. I will make every attempt to modify the code to include o...

Thanks for your input CrazyCat. I have to be possitive about suggestions whatever they are and however difficult to code they might be, after all I posted this thread to obtain helpful feedback. I must admit I had not considered languages. This does pose an important issue. The client does capture t...

Thanks for comments, the command history feature was a bit of a pig to code. I really need more ppl to try the client and enjoy the benefits. Generally connection to Eggdrop partyline is done by way of dcc chat (or failing that /ctcp chat) with telnet is seen as a last resort. Very 1980's. I'm sure ...

Give this a try. I've done some minimal testing # announce.tcl # /msg <botnick> announce ?#channelname? ?frequency? ?number? <message> # first announcement will be after 1 minute, thereafter at the frequency specified ### ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ### ##...

I'm not sure if it's the only problem but the mask in a pubm bind is matched against #channelname followed by channel text. In any event, even if it worked, your proc would only respond to $send and not $send <text here>. bind PUBM - "#% \$send ?*" myproc proc myproc {nick uhost hand chan ...

DCC can be difficult to set up. The DCC ports in your IRC client must match those settings in your router/firewall that pass traffic to your PC. If you can't get it to work, try /ctcp <botnick> chat Otherwise you will have to use telnet to get on the bot's partyline (for this you will have to set a ...

Looking for feedback from users of my Eggdrop Telnet Client (for windows OS) which I have called Defero. http://defero.ircspeed.org It is supplied as a .exe windows installer. The stored connection strings are held in a .xml file which is automatically created in a subdirectory of the users personal...

The code you posted doesn't include the output statements, so it is difficult to reply with specifics. However, I can offer an example of how you could output timed statements. Before I do, I am doubtful about your attempt to assign the output method to the variable 'way'. set way "PRIVMSG $cha...

I have recollections of struggling with this problem several years ago. In particular I couldn't get simple port forwarding to work. I now have a modern fast router and as confirmation I switched off the DCC virtual server and installed port forwarding as you suggested. It doesn't work. I know I tri...

The reason for the delay is because the bot's telnet server is waiting for a response to an ident request on port 113. If you join the partyline by some other method and watch events while you try to connect via telnet, you will see the connection attempt and some seconds later the ident timeout. Yo...