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If anyone is willing to test a cron job like 20 */1 * * * (meaning at 20 minutes past the hour) let me know if works.

bind cron - {20 */1 * * *} send:message

proc send:message {min hour day month week} {
	puthelp "PRIVMSG user :This is the once every 80 minutes message"
}

I signed up for a free plan but I keep getting the 401 error, even if the key is correct. Anyway, could you copy/paste the JSON result (it's $data2 variable) of any query to have a look at something?

Since binds expect a certain amount of arguments it will just crash. On top of that "my code" isn't quite what he really needs, not to mention that code has room for improvements. Speaking about code, yours has some logic faults and won't get the expected results. For example: proc op:proc...

1. string match expects two arg uments (two strings), while in: if {![string match -nocase "$nicks"]} { and: if {![string match -nocase "*[string tolower $version]*"]} { you are missing one of them. You should ditch looping over a list and use lsearch (that means list search ) d...

&#225 ; (without the space after the 5 cos forum interprets it) is the Latin small letter a with acute (meaning á) in ASCII table.

Ah, right, i forgot the

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if {[isbotnick $target]} {

part. Well, glad you sorted out.

@simo by any chance you had n flag? that's the only option that makes sense not to trigger anything. @ComputerTech since I put the switch there we don't need to bind everything separately. Also, use isbotnick when you want to check if any given nick is bot, I mean instead of [$target == $botnick] or...

Could you try a string map instead of regsub? proc makepretty {title} { return [string map [list "'" "'" "&" "\&" """ "\"" "<" "<" ">" ">" "\n" ""] $title] }

Haven't tested this but should be a compact version of what you wanted: bind MODE - * protect:modes proc protect:modes {nick uhost hand chan mode target} { global botnick if {[isbotnick $nick]} return if {[matchattr $hand n]} return switch -- $mode { "-o" { puthelp "PRIVMSG Chan dop $...

If bot looses @ how can it send those commands? Using some special services like ChanServ or something like it?

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bot set mode [-o pepe] message "what you are doing is not helping the smooth running of the channel".
and for the bot to keep its @

how dose the bot regain his @ status to then remove the @ from pepe?

I'm not familiar with that network. If your bot looses @ how would it get it back?

How would the bot send you a memo? Dose the network have a service like MemoServ or something like this?

What channel services dose your network have? I mean Chanserv, X like on Undernet? Is it an irc operator?

Danos un ejemplo de lo que debería suceder porque al traducir perdemos el significado de lo que quieres lograr.

soy@ set mode [-o bot ] - acción "enviar mensaje" ?
soy@ set mode [+o bot ] - acción "enviar mensaje" ?
soy@ set mode [+o user ] - bot@ set mode [-o user ] ?

Why bother re-inventing the wheel when you got bind flud to trigger for whatever you wanted? Instead of: set lines [lindex [split $text_tolerance :] 0] set seconds [lindex [split $text_tolerance :] 1] I would go with: scan [split $text_tolerance :] {%d%d} lines seconds There are a couple of other th...

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