Eggdrop RSS Syndication (rss-synd) v0.5b1

[scotteh]

v0.4 Final has been release, you can find it in the tcl archive http://www.egghelp.org/tcl.htm

v0.5 is still work in progress, there are a few more things i would like to add and some things that really need fixing (ie: decent charset support) before I would consider releasing a final version.

Current Beta v0.5b1: http://forum.egghelp.org/viewtopic.php?p=79369#79369

Complete Archive: http://code.google.com/p/rss-synd/downloads/

[vinsoc]

link is down

email this script: vinsoc@netti.fi or repair link. Thanks!

[demond]

hmm what do you need cookie for?

[dooper]

link is down

email this script: dooper@wanadoo.fr or repair link. Thanks!

[stalix]

upload here

http://rapidshare.de/files/12523535/rss ... 1.zip.html

http://s53.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0UQG ... 8Z9MH4O99Z

[scotteh]

Thanks for the mirrors, my webhost is offline for upgrades.

hmm what do you need cookie for?

The output is all generated from cookies.

[uha666]

When i try to get a https feed i get this error message when i load the bot:

[06:19] RSS Error: Unable to find tls package required for https, unloaded feed "log".

I already tried to install a tls package with no luck, could someone please explain where to download the correct tls package and what are the steps to install it?

Thanks in advance.
Regards.

[uha666]

forget it... my linux instalation just didn't have the tls library installed.

btw i have a feed that uses <description><p> text blah blah blah </p> </description>
the feed validator says that <p> is an invalid descriptor so i get this output from the bot:

[BOT] Topic Title - {name p attrib {} data { text blah blah blah }}

this is my tcl line:

"output" "[\002BOT\002] @@item!title@@ - @@item!description@@"

Is there a way i can correct the output so it ignores the <p> and outputs correctly?

Thanks in advance.

[Dunn]

I've been having trouble using scripts similar to this on a cheap $3/month shell account when I a lot of feeds (like 10 or so). My host is ACMEShells and I can read the server specs, but I have no clue how many clients would be on a server or how much they expect you to use on it. For anyone with more experience than me (I don't know how any idea how much resources this script uses either), what should be my limit? I have several feeds that I would like to update every 5 minutes or so, but the rest would probably be fine at the default 30 minute interval.

[scotteh]

uha666: Can you email me at scotteh [at] netspace /dot/ net (dot) au (The email account listed in the script is currently not working)

Dunn: Im not sure of the resources the script uses, but none of the feeds are stored in memory (other than when there being parsed). The new parser should also be less CPU intensive than the old one.

[klaus]

Hi..!

It would be nice with an option where when the trigger is activated, it
will only give you a private answer.

Imagine that the trigger is activated too often, it would be annoying for people who have been there for a while..



I like this script very much

Regards,
Klaus

[LREC]

Hi

Nice tcl, i like very mutch.

I use this but know i have a litle (big) problem, i need to use a rss feed but have login and password.

I have the teo thing legit, but how i make to tcl?

thanks if somebody can help me.

LREC

[ThePhobos]

Edited: Fixed the problem myself. Nevermind.

[neuschnee]

This script is indeed great, but I wonder if the author could add one thing... the ability to output multiple lines per article (more PRIVMSG's). ie. some kind of tag, or maybe just parsing \n's

What I mean is, something like:

"output" "[\002Blah Blah\002] @@item!title@@\nURL: @@item!link@@"

could output:

somebot: [Blah Blah] New Article Asfasfasd
somebot: URL: http://link.to.new.article.com

[Godzilla]

Can you make a spamprotection for the public trigger?