I got some eggdrops. In the configs a lot of settings I keep the same throughout my botnet, while some oviously have to be unique. Is it possible to have a file i call global.conf to contain my global lines of the config which i can put with each bot and then a unique bot.conf only containing the non-global settings.
could it work when i do a ./eggdrop bot.conf
that contains some code to load the remaining settings from global.conf
Would this work and what commands/lines of code do I need to put in the bot.conf to load global.conf?
Thanks
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A question about config code
Yes, this can work.
I orginaly used this method for my servers list, but eventualy converted it into 4 files. Servers, global settings, dynamic settings and bot settings.
I took all the setting that would remain the same, and put them in global.inc.
I took the server list and put it in a file called servers.inc
I took settings like, userfile, chanfile, notefile, logfiles, and put them in a file called dynamic.inc. This file is actualy a script, which adds the bot nickname to the filenames, thus making them unique, but keeping config size down.
I then created a file called botnick.conf. This contained the botnick, nickname, any scripts that where only on one bot and so on.
TO make these all work together, I used the "source" tcl command to load the dynamic.inc file, into the bots config file. In turn, the dynamicinc file, has a "source" line for both servers.inc and global.inc.
This makes them all come together.
For a more basic example.
File: server.inc
File: global.inc
File: botnick.inc
I orginaly used this method for my servers list, but eventualy converted it into 4 files. Servers, global settings, dynamic settings and bot settings.
I took all the setting that would remain the same, and put them in global.inc.
I took the server list and put it in a file called servers.inc
I took settings like, userfile, chanfile, notefile, logfiles, and put them in a file called dynamic.inc. This file is actualy a script, which adds the bot nickname to the filenames, thus making them unique, but keeping config size down.
I then created a file called botnick.conf. This contained the botnick, nickname, any scripts that where only on one bot and so on.
TO make these all work together, I used the "source" tcl command to load the dynamic.inc file, into the bots config file. In turn, the dynamicinc file, has a "source" line for both servers.inc and global.inc.
This makes them all come together.
For a more basic example.
File: server.inc
Code: Select all
set servers {
irc.my.server
irc.not.my.server
}
Code: Select all
listen 3333 all
source server.inc
source alltools.tcl
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set nick "botnick"
source global.inc
