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I would recommend using the IP set for my-ip in eggdrop.conf (if your my-hostname really is no-reverse-dns-configured.com, then it would be 89.248.168.219) and make sure your listen port is between 52000-62000 This was already done. Do you have the -telnet!*@* host added to your host list? I did no...

What does this message mean in the party of Defero Telnet Client?

[05:23:38] Telnet connection: no-reverse-dns-configured.com/37067
[05:23:38] Timeout/EOF ident connection
[05:23:38] Refused telnet@no-reverse-dns-configured.com (non-bot)

Is there an event that detects when the bot adds or deletes an ignore?
Event command, not party line.

You have to try to program and request help in parts of the code that you can not continue.
Tailor-made third-party programs do not think you find it easily.

There was another line in the script that modified the command.
Both solutions work perfectly

Thank you willyw!

The list is stored in the cursong variable
Example: if the cursong variable returns: Another&Brick&In&The&Wall&Pink&Floyd
To return: Another Brick In The Wall Pink Floyd
I try: But, no work

caesar wrote:Try with updating your system time?

Thank so much, caesar
The solution was the one you recommended.

The bots have a small difference of 6 minutes in the time they show in scripts and party line. Currently I have it set for Spain, this way set timezone "CEST" set offset "-1" set env(TZ) "$timezone$offset" As I say, it's just an anecdotal detail, the difference is minim...

When programmed it looks I was asleep.
I declared the variables backwards.
Thanks caesar and willyw by being more awake than me.

This script controls changes nicks. bind nick - * nickchange set debug_channel "#debugs_tcl" set Djs_channel #Djs_channel" proc nickchange { oldnick uhost hand chan newnick } { global debug_channel Djs_channel if {[string tolower $chan] != [string tolower $Djs_channel]} {return 0} #DJ...

Ok, thank you.

Ok. I did not understand how the data nicks (% s) is taken. It would be like this?: bind msgm - * acces:list proc acces:list {nick CHaN!-@- hand text} { if {[string match -nocase "*Access denied*" $text]} { return } else { if {[scan $text {%d%d%s} num niv user] != 3} return set fs [open &q...

You don't want to filter numbers, you want to select the 3rd element in that list (especially since nicknames may contain numbers and other characters). set nick [lindex [split $text] 2] Actually, I had made that way, and then when you invite removes the words that are not nick (with command contin...

As for what juanamores is looking for needs a different approach that depends on how he receives the result. Is that a notice? If you have a mIRC client type in status /debug @raw then do that /msg chan #mychannel access list command and copy/paste here the result you see in the @raw window. <- :CH...

I want to make a comparison that ignores the numbers and compare the text only in letters. When I look at the access list for a channel, the bot ChanServ (Bot officer of IRCu network) displays a list with 3 items: a) ordinal number b) access level c) nick Thus: Command: /msg chan #mychannel access l...