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wckdkl0wn · Voice Joined: 07 Oct 2007 Posts: 7

i dunno if this is possible or not.. i searched around at various sites to find an answer to this. maybe u all can help me.

anyway i finally linked all 7 eggdrops together to a hub..i got tired of typing commands to each bot to add users. well anyway can i type comands on the hub bot and have other bots perform the commands? like say my hub bot is on A network and my leaf bots are on B network.. type commands on hub bot to voice a user on B network with a diff bot.

instead of dcc the bot in the channel on the network i want to be able to .voice user from the hub bot on a diff network then the leaf bot.

does this make sense?

YooHoo · Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2007 5:32 pm Post subject:

kinda makes sense. Why don't you try a botnet management script, such as netbots.tcl. It is extremely well written, and provides many interesting options that make life with a botnet a whole lot easier.
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YooHoo · Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2007 5:33 pm Post subject: Re: hub bot send commands?

wckdkl0wn · Voice Joined: 07 Oct 2007 Posts: 7

thanx for the input. i will look into it

wckdkl0wn · Voice Joined: 07 Oct 2007 Posts: 7

hrmm ok i put this on hold for right now because i ran into another problem..

i have 2 leaf bots that dont see me as owner anymore. i have basic commands available in dcc only. i cant even .say. i checked the user file for the bots and they have me with flags fhjlmnoptx

i talked to a user on a channel about this and he told me to comment out the line in the bots conf #set private-globals "mnot".. well they were commented out by default anyway. i dont think its a host mask problem because i set my mask to wckd!*@* for now to see if that was the case. any idea why my bots all of a sudden wont give me owner? also the 2 bots i dont have owner on are on a seperate network from the hub and other leaf bots.

YooHoo · Posted: Wed Oct 10, 2007 9:18 am Post subject:

the set private-globals variable only applies if your bots are sharing userfiles via the share module. Your hostmask is a problem. Never ever set your hostmask as nick!*@*. This is sure to cause you massive headaches for many different reasons. While you are in dcc chat, try the .dccstat command, make sure you see yourself listed in there. It won't make any difference at all what network your leaf bots are connected to. Relay to them, and check your hostmask as well as your userflags, probably by using the .match command.
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