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ka0n
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 Posted: Fri Apr 07, 2006 7:34 pm Post subject: Blowfish weird problem |
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Hi guys,
I've create this procedure that handles outgoing msg to diff chans and i want my bot to switch between 2 blowkeys, #chan and #chan-ops, in chan i use blowkey "LOL" and in #chan-ops "101". With windrop (1.6.18+nosharefix) everything seems to run smooth and easy but in *nix (tried with 1.16.17 and 1.6.18RC1) all the problems come up. The same script doesn't work there, it always uses the blokey "LOL" in both chans.
Here is the proc.
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set blow_key "LOL"
set blow_key_op_chan "101"
set chans "#chan #chan2"
set admin_chan "#chan-ops"
proc msg_out {who what} {
global admin_chan blow_key blow_key_op_chan
if {![string match -noc "*$admin_chan*" $who]} {set what [encrypt $blow_key $what]
} else {set what [encrypt $blow_key_op_chan $what]}
putserv "privmsg $who :+OK $what"
}
proc testing {nick host hand arg} {
global admin_chan
msg_out "$admin_chan" "testing"
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Anyone got ideas?
Thanks for the help guys! |
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De Kus
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Joined: 15 Dec 2002
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Location: Germany
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I see only one thing that might cause an TCL error, but none that could cause your described problem.
always use full parameter names. Some TCL compilations (at least I believe its a configure thing of TCL install) dont like even unique shortcuts. Try using -nocase instead of -noc  .
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