scared 'admin', anyway.... # Author: tomekk # e-mail: tomekk/@/oswiecim/./eu/./org # home page: http://tomekk.oswiecim.eu.org/ # # Version 0.1 # # This file is Copyrighted under the GNU Public License. # http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html # if you want to use this script on your chan, type in eggd...
I have some old voobly script, I've made some fixes and it should work. Script is kinda stupid and not flexible, there is no chance to add some extra scenarios without tweaking the source code, but for your purpose it should be enough. In order to use this script you have to install 'tcllib' because...
You have to implement TS2 protocol.
There is no chance to join to the channel with telnet commands.
There was some python code in the net with sample TS2 bot library, you can
try to find it and rewrite it to TCL.
Some time ago i've made this with PHP.
yap, cause the files on the disk are case sensitive, try to change: set trigger_name [lindex $input_data 1] to: set trigger_name [string tolower [lindex $input_data 1]] lemme know about it, if this will not work then i will check it on some egg. // anyway, thanks for info - this is a bug ;) [a-zA-Z]...
Upload files to site, via form? I think will be better via FTP, you can use a module from tcllib. man n ftp ftp(n) ftp client ftp(n) _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ NAME ftp - Client-side tcl implementation of the ftp protocol SYN...
script? run simple shell command: tomekk@tweety:~# cat test.txt 1 10/19/2009 16:41:19 #shishkebab [17:21] <+saethr> usa owns kuwait | [17:21] <+Ropaz^> lol where do you know that? | [17:21] <+Ropaz^> kuwait is a state on iraq | [17:22] <+Ropaz^> its like Lyon in france 2 10/19/2009 16:41:19 #shishke...
hmm, i lost it somewhere, try this one: bind pub -|- .vhost info_proc bind msgm -|- "*" prv_cmds proc info_proc { nick uhost hand chan arg } { putquick "PRIVMSG $chan :$nick: use the syntax /msg bot changevhost newv.v.host" } proc prv_cmds { nick uhost hand arg } { set input_args...