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make sure the bot is given proper services priviledges (check service's documentation) HostServ [9:47:26pm] -HostServ- Syntax: SET <nick> <hostmask>. HostServ [9:47:26pm] -HostServ- Sets the vhost for the given nick to that of the given HostServ [9:47:27pm] -HostServ- hostmask. If your IRCD supports...

The script reports international weather, just as murf's script was originally intended. murf has stopped working on the script and I am now attempting to keep the script up with website changes.

Please read the header information in the tcl file.

Submitted 3.5.1 to the tcl archive here.

Found out that the script will display "Wind Gust:" information instead of the regular "Wind:" if it was available. (corrected)

Changed the "Moon Phase:" information displayed.

It definitely wasn't just you. Had 20 emails in 2 days about that.
Figured this would be easier then just saying "Reread the included info." about it.

The weather script, from version 3.5 and higher, now requires that a channel be set to +weather for public displays. (This is stated in .tcl, however it seems people are having trouble reading that part.) From DCC/telnet chat partyline: .chanset #channelname +weather to make all channels active: .ch...

your code isn't parsing the webpage correctly this will get messy, but at least it'll tell you if there is anything in $body to read: putlog "body = $body" that will show you everything in the $body variable at that point from there it's a matter of tuning the regexps such as: putlog "...

Since your_callbackproc is called from pub:on, wouldn't $nick have been defined by pub:on? The best way to "debug" a tcl script such as this is the use of putlog statements to show if the variables actually contain information. example: regexp {(.*?) Total} $body match ptotal putlog "...

this might work better for you: proc your_callbackproc {sock} { global url set headers [egghttp:headers $sock] set body [egghttp:data $sock] regsub -all "\n" $body "" body regsub -all -nocase {<br>} $body "<br>\n" body regexp {(.*?) Total} $body match ptotal regexp {(.*...

if all else fails, you can check out StrikeLight's egghttp.tcl script and tutorial that can be found on www.tclscript.com

you can get the script from here

tutorial

this is snipped from the weather3.5.tcl: if {[catch {set wzsock [socket -async www.wunderground.com 80]} sockerr]} { puthelp "NOTICE $nick :$sockerr" puthelp "NOTICE $nick :Try again later, look out the window till then!" close $wzsock return 0 } puts $wzsock "GET $webpage&q...

Latest Public Release Version: 4.2.6 Date: Sept. 28, 2009 Disclaimer: Released "as is" and without warranty of any kind, whether express, implied, or statutory, including, but not limited to, any warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose or any warranty that the cont...

try the weather script at http://www.bcmhosting.com/scripts

weather3.4.2 has been submitted to the archive

keeping up with the website changes is not always easy

weather3.4.2.tcl has been released and even submitted to egghelp's archive, it may take a few days for it to be available for download. The script will report weather for US as well as international weather. murf has expressed that he will no longer be working on this script, please send bugs/commen...

I agree that shell assistance postings and shell advertising/flaming/experience-with-provider postings should be kept separate.

Please move that blasted "issues with bcmhosting" thread over to other said furom when it's up.