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irctree module make

Discussion of Eggdrop's code and module programming in C.
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irctree module make

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http://johoho.eggheads.org/eggdrop/file ... 1.1.tar.gz

Could anybody make the mod of this?
My bot is static (shell... :\), and I would like to have this... so anyone can make the mod file (then I could just add the the conf of the eggdrop)?
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somebody probably can, but the chance it would run with your eggdrop is very slim - there are too much dependencies
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what you mean with dependencies?
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dependency from OS, shared libraries and eggdrop itself - whoever volunteer to compile that module for you must be running exactly the same OS that you have, and same version, must have exactly the same shared libraries as you (with identical versions), and must be using exactly the same eggdrop version, with same configuration like yours

as I said, chances for all that happening are very, very slim
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...and shell account that doesn't allow you to compile your own stuff sucks, you should immediately ditch it and ask for refund
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Post by Galadhrim »

use "uname -a" to tell us your system version etc.

With shared libraries it could work, tho demond is right it might possibly fail all together.
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well maybe the OS version is not so crucial, but different shared libs version(s) would for sure crash this thing - if it manages to load that is
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FreeBSD 5.4-STABLE FreeBSD 5.4-STABLE #42: Sun May 8 12:55:37 WEST 2005 root@myisp:/usr/obj/usr/src/sys/isp i386
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Thunderdome wrote:FreeBSD 5.4-STABLE FreeBSD 5.4-STABLE #42: Sun May 8 12:55:37 WEST 2005 root@myisp:/usr/obj/usr/src/sys/isp i386
that's not enough, see above
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it is all it gives when I type: "uname -a"

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How can I get more info?
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if someone is interested in compiling the module for you, they'll inquire about your shared libs, eggdrop settings, etc.
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yeah i tried it on my systems. One has beta versions of libraries and I compiled it for the other system, but it wont run on the other system.
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